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ÝŠHœ ðxT

«î¬õò£ù¬õ: ÝŠHœ & 1, èì¬ô ñ£¾ & 1 èŠ, ñ…êœÉœ & 裙 ¯vÌ¡, I÷裌ɜ (M¼Šðñ£ù£™) & 1 ¯vÌ¡, ÝŠð «ê£ì£ & C†®¬è, àŠ¹ & ²¬õ‚«èŸð, â‡ªíŒ & «î¬õò£ù Ü÷¾. ªêŒº¬ø: ÝŠH¬÷ è¿M c÷õ£‚A™ ªñ™Lò ¶‡´è÷£è ïÁ‚A M¬î c‚°ƒèœ. ñ£¾ì¡, ñ…êœÉœ, àŠ¹, ÝŠð «ê£ì£ «î¬õò£ù î‡a˜ «ê˜ˆ¶ Þ†Lñ£¾ ðîˆF™ è¬ó»ƒèœ. ⇪í¬ò è£ò ¬õˆ¶, ÝŠHœ ¶‡´è¬÷ ñ£M™ ï¬ùˆªî´ˆ¶ ⇪íJ™ «ð£†´ ï¡° «õèM†ªì´ƒèœ.

¹Fù£, ñ™L ð‚«è£ì£

«î¬õò£ù¬õ: ¹Fù£ & 1 膴, ñ™Lˆî¬ö & 1 CPò 膴, èì¬ô ñ£¾ & 1 èŠ, Þ…C & 1 ¶‡´, ð„¬ê I÷裌 & 3, «ê£‹¹ & 1 ¯vÌ¡, àŠ¹ & ²¬õ‚«èŸð, â‡ªíŒ & «î¬õò£ù Ü÷¾. ªêŒº¬ø: ¹Fù£, ñ™Lˆî¬ö¬ò ²ˆî‹ ªêŒ¶ªè£œÀƒèœ. ªõƒè£òˆ¬îŠ ªð£®ò£è ïÁ‚A‚ªè£œÀƒèœ. ÞõŸ¬ø àŠ¹ «ê˜ˆ¶, èì¬ô ñ£¾ì¡ HêP‚ªè£œÀƒèœ. ⇪í¬ò‚ è£ò¬õˆ¶, ñ£¾‚ èô¬õ¬ò CP¶ CPî£è AœOŠ «ð£†´ Ü™ô¶ ༆®Š «ð£†´ «õèM†ªì´ƒèœ. (°PŠ¹: «î¬õò£ù£™ î‡a˜ CP¶ ªîOˆ¶‹ Hêøô£‹).

ªõƒè£ò ðxT

«î¬õò£ù¬õ: ªõƒè£ò‹ & 3, èì¬ô ñ£¾ & 1 èŠ, ÜKC ñ£¾ & 1 «ìHœvÌ¡, I÷裌ɜ & 1 ¯vÌ¡, Yóè‹ & ܬó ¯vÌ¡, ÝŠð «ê£ì£ & ܬó C†®¬è, àŠ¹ & ²¬õ‚«èŸð, â‡ªíŒ & «î¬õò£ù Ü÷¾. ªêŒº¬ø: ªõƒè£òˆ¬î «î£™ c‚A ªñ™Lò õ†ìƒè÷£è ïÁ‚°ƒèœ. â‡ªíŒ cƒèô£è ñ£¾ì¡ ñŸø ªð£¼†è¬÷ å¡ø£è «ê¼ƒèœ. «î¬õò£ù î‡a˜ «ê˜ˆ¶ Þ†L ñ£¾ ðîˆF™ è¬óˆ¶‚ ªè£œÀƒèœ. ⇪í¬ò‚ è£ò ¬õˆ¶, ªõƒè£ò M™¬ôè¬÷ ñ£M™ ï¡° ÜI›ˆF â´ˆ¶ 裻‹ ⇪íJ™ «ð£´ƒèœ. Þ¼¹øº‹ F¼ŠH «õèM†ªì´ƒèœ. °PŠ¹èœ: àƒèœ i†®«ô«ò ðxT ñ£¬õˆ îò£˜ ªêŒ¶ ¬õˆ¶‚ªè£œ÷ô£‹.

èì¬ôŠð¼Š¹ & 2 èŠ, ð„êKC & 裙 èŠ, 裌‰î I÷裌 & 8. ÞõŸ¬ø ï¡° ªõJL™ è£ò¬õˆ¶, ISQ™ ªè£´ˆ¶ ܬ󈶂ªè£œÀƒèœ. ÞîÂì¡, 裙 èŠ ¬ñî£, (M¼ŠðŠð†ì£™) ܬó ¯vÌ¡ ÝŠð «ê£ì£ «ê˜ˆ¶‚ èô‰¶ êLˆ¶ ¬õˆ¶‚ªè£œÀƒèœ. «î¬õ â¡ø£™ èô˜ ð¾ì˜ «ê˜‚èô£‹. «î¬õò£ù«ð£¶, Þ‰î ñ£M™ CP¶ â´ˆ¶‚ è¬óˆ¶, «õ‡®ò 裌è¬÷ «ê˜ˆ¶ ðxT «ð£ìô£‹. ⊫𣶫ñ, ðxT‚°‹ ð‚«è£ì£¾‚°‹ â‡ªíŒ ï¡° ‘²¼‚’ªè¡Á è£ò«õ‡´‹. Ýù£™, ¹¬èõ¼‹ Ü÷¾ 裌‰¶Mì‚ Ã죶. â‡ªíŒ è£ò£ñ™ «ð£†ì£™, ðxT, ð‚«è£ì£ ‘êîêî’ªõ¡Á ÝAM´‹.

ªõ‡¬ì‚裌 ð‚«è£ì£

«î¬õò£ù¬õ: ªõ‡¬ì‚裌 & 裙 A«ô£, èì¬ô ñ£¾ & å¡«ø裙 èŠ, I÷裌ɜ & 1 ¯vÌ¡, ªð¼ƒè£òˆÉœ & ܬó ¯vÌ¡, àŠ¹ & ²¬õ‚«èŸð, â‡ªíŒ & «î¬õò£ù Ü÷¾. ªêŒº¬ø: ªõ‡¬ì‚裬ò‚ è¿M ¶¬ìˆ¶, CÁ ¶‡´è÷£è ïÁ‚°ƒèœ. ÜîÂì¡ èì¬ô ñ£¾, I÷裌 Éœ, ªð¼ƒè£òˆÉœ, àŠ¹ «ê˜ˆ¶Š HêÁƒèœ. ⇪í¬ò‚ è£ò¬õˆ¶, HêPò ñ£M™ CP¶ î‡a˜ ªîOˆ¶, «ê˜‰î£Ÿ«ð£™ e‡´‹ HêP, 裻‹ ⇪íJ™ AœOŠ «ð£´ƒèœ. M¼Šð‹ àœ÷õ˜èœ, ªè£…ê‹ Ì‡¬ì ﲂA»‹ Cô C¡ù ªõƒè£òˆ¬î »‹ «ê˜‚èô£‹. ²¬õ»‹ ñíº‹ ï¡ø£è Þ¼‚°‹.

ªê÷ªê÷ ðxT

«î¬õò£ù¬õ: ªê÷ªê÷ (CPòî£è) & 1 , èì¬ô ñ£¾ & 1 èŠ, ÜKC ñ£¾ & 1 «ìHœvÌ¡, ¬ñî£ & 1 ¯vÌ¡, ªð¼ƒè£òˆÉœ & ܬó ¯vÌ¡, ÝŠð «ê£ì£ & 1 C†®¬è, I÷裌ɜ & ܬó ¯vÌ¡, àŠ¹ & ²¬õ‚«èŸð, â‡ªíŒ & «î¬õò£ù Ü÷¾. ªêŒº¬ø: ªê÷ªê÷¬õ «î£™, M¬î c‚A M™¬ôè÷£è ïÁ‚°ƒèœ. â‡ªíŒ cƒèô£è ñŸøõŸ¬ø ñ£¾ì¡ å¡ø£è «ê¼ƒèœ. «î¬õò£ù î‡a˜ «ê˜ˆ¶ Þ†L ñ£¾ ðîˆF™ è¬óˆ¶‚ªè£œÀƒèœ. ⇪í¬ò‚ è£ò ¬õˆ¶ ªê÷ªê÷ ¶‡´è¬÷ ñ£M™ ï¡° ï¬ùˆ¶ â´ˆ¶, ⇪íJ™ «ð£†´ Þ¼ ¹øº‹ F¼ŠHM†´ ï¡° «õèM†´ â´ƒèœ. MˆFò£êñ£ù ðxT Þ¶.

«õ˜‚èì¬ô ð‚«è£ì£

«î¬õò£ù¬õ: «õ˜‚èì¬ôŠ 𼊹 (õÁ‚è£î¶) & 2 èŠ, èì¬ô ñ£¾ & å¡«ø裙 èŠ, ÜKC ñ£¾ & 裙 èŠ, I÷裌ɜ & Þó‡ì¬ó ¯vÌ¡, ªð¼ƒè£òˆÉœ & 1 ¯vÌ¡ (Ü™ô¶) Þ…C & ̇´ M¿¶ & 2 ¯vÌ¡, àŠ¹ & ²¬õ‚«èŸð, â‡ªíŒ & «î¬õò£ù Ü÷¾. ªêŒº¬ø: «õ˜‚èì¬ô»ì¡ èì¬ô ñ£¾, ªð¼ƒè£òˆÉœ (Ü™ô¶) Þ…C & ̇´ M¿¶, I÷裌 Éœ, àŠ¹ «ê˜ˆ¶Š HêP¬õ»ƒèœ. ⇪í¬ò‚ è£ò¬õˆ¶, èô¬õJ™ CP¶ î‡a˜ ªîOˆ¶ e‡´‹ HêP, ⇪íJ™ «ð£†´, Iîñ£ù bJ™ ï¡° «õèM†´ â´ƒèœ.

༬÷‚Aöƒ° ðxT

«î¬õò£ù¬õ: ༬÷‚Aöƒ° (êŸÁ ªðKòî£è) & 2 , èì¬ô ñ£¾ & 1 èŠ, ¬ñî£ ñ£¾ & 1 «ìHœvÌ¡, Þ†L ñ£¾ & 2 «ìHœvÌ¡, Þ…C & ̇´ M¿¶ & 1 «ìHœvÌ¡, I÷裌ɜ & 1 ¯vÌ¡, àŠ¹ & ²¬õ‚«èŸð, â‡ªíŒ & «î¬õò£ù Ü÷¾, ÝŠð «ê£ì£ & ܬó C†®¬è. ªêŒº¬ø: Aöƒ¬è «î£™ YM êŸÁ ªñ™Lò M™¬ôè÷£è ïÁ‚°ƒèœ. â‡ªíŒ cƒèô£è ñ£¾ì¡ â™ô£õŸ¬ø»‹ å¡ø£è èô‰¶, «î¬õò£ù î‡a˜ «ê˜ˆ¶ Þ†L ñ£¾ ðîˆF™ è¬óˆ¶‚ªè£œÀƒèœ. ༬÷ M™¬ôè¬÷ 嚪õ£¡ø£è ñ£M™ «ð£†ªì´ˆ¶ 裻‹ ⇪íJ™ «ð£†´ Þ¼¹øº‹ ªõ‰î¶‹ â´ˆ¶, Åì£èŠ ðKñ£Áƒèœ.

ð£CŠð¼Š¹ ð‚«è£ì£

«î¬õò£ù¬õ: ð£CŠð¼Š¹ & 1 èŠ, îQò£ & 2 ¯vÌ¡, «ê£‹¹ & ܬó ¯vÌ¡, I÷裌ɜ & 1 ¯vÌ¡, àŠ¹ & ²¬õ‚«èŸð, â‡ªíŒ & «î¬õò£ù Ü÷¾. ªêŒº¬ø: ð£CŠð¼Š¬ð å¼ ñE «ïó‹ áø¬õ»ƒèœ. îQò£, «ê£‹¹ Þó‡¬ì»‹ å¡Pó‡ì£è à¬ìˆ¶‚ ªè£œÀƒèœ. 𼊬ð êŸÁ‚ èóèóŠð£è, ªè†®ò£è ܬ󈶂 ªè£œÀƒèœ. â‡ªíŒ cƒèô£è ñŸø ªð£¼†èœ â™ô£õŸ¬ø»‹ å¡ø£è‚ èô‰¶ªè£œÀƒèœ. ⇪í¬ò‚ è£òM†´, CÁCÁ ༇¬ìè÷£è «õèM†´ â´ƒèœ. Þ¶ õì Þ‰Fò˜èO¡ ç«ðõK† ð‚«è£ì£. Þ ªî£†´‚ªè£œ÷ ð„¬ê ê†Q»‹, ÞQŠ¹ ê†Q»‹ ï™ô ¬ê†&®wèœ.

õ£¬ö‚裌 ðxT

«î¬õò£ù¬õ: õ£¬ö‚裌 & 1, èì¬ô ñ£¾ & 1 èŠ, 裘¡çŠ÷õ˜ & 1 «ìHœvÌ¡, «ê£‹¹ Éœ & ܬó ¯vÌ¡, ̇´ M¿¶ & 1 ¯vÌ¡, I÷裌ɜ & 1 ¯vÌ¡, àŠ¹ & ²¬õ‚«èŸð, â‡ªíŒ & «î¬õò£ù Ü÷¾, ÝŠð «ê£ì£ & C†®¬è ªêŒº¬ø: õ£¬ö‚è£J¡ Þ¼ ð‚èƒèO½‹ CP¶ «î£¬ô M†´ M†´ e÷¬î YM â´ˆ¶ M´ƒèœ. H¡ c÷õ£‚A™ Þó‡ì£è ªõ†®, Þ¼ æóƒèO½‹ CP¶ «î£™ Þ¼‚°ñ£Á M†´M†´, ªñ™Lòî£è ïÁ‚°ƒèœ. â‡ªíŒ cƒèô£è ñ£¾ì¡ ñŸøõŸ¬ø å¡ø£è «ê˜ˆ¶ «î¬õò£ù î‡a˜ M†´ Þ†Lñ£¾ ðîˆF™ è¬óˆ¶‚ªè£œÀƒèœ. ⇪í¬ò è£ò ¬õˆ¶ 嚪õ£¼ ¶‡¬ì»‹ ñ£M™ ï¬ùˆªî´ˆ¶ ⇪íJ™ «ð£†´ ªð£Kˆªî´ƒèœ. «îƒè£Œ ê†Q Þ ï™ô 裋H«ùû¡.

èì¬ôŠ 𼊹 ð‚«è£ì£

«î¬õò£ù¬õ: èì¬ôŠ 𼊹 & 1 èŠ, ªð£®ò£è ïÁ‚Aò C¡ù ªõƒè£ò‹ & ܬó èŠ, Þ…C & 1 ¶‡´, ð„¬ê I÷裌 & 2, ̇´ & 4 ð™, ¹Fù£, ñ™Lˆî¬ö, èP«õŠH¬ô & îô£ CPî÷¾, «ê£‹¹ & ܬó ¯vÌ¡, àŠ¹ & ²¬õ‚«èŸð, â‡ªíŒ & «î¬õò£ù Ü÷¾. ªêŒº¬ø: èì¬ôŠ 𼊬ð å¼ ñE «ïó‹ áø¬õ»ƒèœ. Þ…C, ̇´, ð„¬ê I÷裌

Í¡¬ø»‹ «ê˜ˆ¶ ﲂA‚ ªè£œÀƒèœ. «ê£‹¬ðŠ ªð£®ˆ¶‚ªè£œÀƒèœ. èP«õŠH¬ô, ñ™Lˆî¬ö, ¹Fù£ Í¡¬ø»‹ ªð£®ò£è ïÁ‚°ƒèœ. èì¬ôŠ 𼊬ð êŸÁ‚ èóèóŠð£è ܬó»ƒèœ. â‡ªíŒ cƒèô£è, ñŸø ªð£¼†è¬÷ èô‰¶ HêP, 裻‹ ⇪íJ™ AœOŠ «ð£†´, «õèM†ªì´ƒèœ. CŸÁ‡®ò£è ꣊H´õ‹ è£ó‚°ö‹¹, «ñ£˜‚°ö‹H™ «ð£´õ‹ ãŸø ð‚«è£ì£ Þ¶.

èˆîK‚裌 ðxT

«î¬õò£ù¬õ: ªðKò èˆîK‚裌 & 1, èì¬ô ñ£¾ & 1 èŠ, ¬ñî£ ñ£¾ & 1 ¯vÌ¡, ÜKC ñ£¾ & 2 ¯vÌ¡, àŠ¹ & ²¬õ‚«èŸð, â‡ªíŒ & «î¬õò£ù Ü÷¾, ÝŠð «ê£ì£ & ܬó C†®¬è. ܬó‚è: Þ…C & 1 ¶‡´, ̇´ & 3 ð™, «ê£‹¹ & 1 ¯vÌ¡, I÷裌ɜ & 1 ¯vÌ¡. ªêŒº¬ø: èˆîK‚裬ò‚ è¿Mˆ ¶¬ìˆ¶ ªñ™Lò õ†ìƒè÷£è ïÁ‚°ƒèœ. ܬ󂰋 ªð£¼†è¬÷ å¡ø£è ܬóˆ¶, ð£F¬ò ¬õˆ¶ M†´ e÷F™ CP¶ àŠ¹ «ê˜ˆ¶ èô‚°ƒèœ. Þ‰î M¿¬î 嚪õ£¼ èˆîK‚裌 ¶‡®¡ e¶‹ CP¶ î쾃èœ. èì¬ô ñ£¾ì¡ àŠ¹, ܬóˆî M¿¶, «î¬õò£ù î‡a˜ «ê˜ˆ¶ Þ†Lñ£¾ ðîˆF™ è¬óˆ¶ªè£œÀƒèœ. ⇪í¬ò‚ è£ò ¬õˆ¶, 嚪õ£¼ ¶‡¬ì»‹ ñ£M™ ÜI›ˆF â´ˆ¶ ⇪íJ™ «ð£†´ ªð£Kˆªî´ƒèœ.

ªñ¶ ð‚«è£ì£

«î¬õò£ù¬õ: èì¬ô ñ£¾ & 1 èŠ, ªðKò ªõƒè£ò‹ & 1, Þ…C & 1 ¶‡´, ð„¬ê I÷裌 & 2, èP«õŠH¬ô & CP¶, ñ™Lˆî¬ö & CP¶, ªïŒ Ü™ô¶ ì£™ì£ & 2 «ìHœvÌ¡, àŠ¹ & ²¬õ‚«èŸð, â‡ªíŒ & «î¬õò£ù Ü÷¾. ªêŒº¬ø: ªõƒè£òˆ¬î «î£™c‚A ªñ™Lòî£è ïÁ‚°ƒèœ. Þ…C, ð„¬ê I÷裌, èP«õŠH¬ô, ñ™Lˆî¬ö ÝAòõŸ¬ø ªð£®ò£è ïÁ‚°ƒèœ. 죙ì£, â‡ªíŒ cƒèô£è ñŸøõŸ¬ø å¡ø£è HêP‚ªè£œÀƒèœ. 죙죬õ ༂A Åì£è ñ£M™ «ê˜ˆ¶Š HêP‚ªè£œÀƒèœ. ⇪í¬ò‚ è£ò¬õ»ƒèœ. CPî÷¾ î‡a¬ó ñ£M™ ªîOˆ¶, «ê˜‰î£Ÿ«ð£ô HêP, 裻‹ ⇪íJ™ àF˜ˆ¶ M´ƒèœ. ï¡° ªð£¡Qøñ£è «õèM†´ â´ƒèœ.

ªè£ˆîõóƒè£Œ ðxT

«î¬õò£ù¬õ: H…² ªè£ˆîõ¬ó & 100 Aó£‹, èì¬ô ñ£¾ & 1 èŠ, ÜKC ñ£¾ & 1 «ìHœvÌ¡, I÷裌ɜ & 1 ¯vÌ¡, ªð¼ƒè£ò‹ & ܬó ¯vÌ¡, àŠ¹ & ²¬õ‚«èŸð, â‡ªíŒ & «î¬õò£ù Ü÷¾, ÝŠð «ê£ì£ & ܬó C†®¬è. ªêŒº¬ø: ªè£ˆîõóƒè£¬ò ¸Q¬ò»‹ 裋¬ð»‹ AœOM†´, Üô²ƒèœ. 3 èŠ î‡a¬ó ªè£F‚è¬õˆ¶ CP¶ àŠ¹, ªè£ˆîõ¬ó «ê˜ˆ¶ 5 GIì‹ ªè£F‚èM†´ õ®è†´ƒèœ. å¼ «ðŠð¬ó«ò£ Ü™ô¶ ¶E¬ò«ò£ MKˆ¶, Üî¡ «ñ™ 裬ò‚ ªè£†®

MKˆ¶M†´ ܬó ñE «ïó‹ àôó M´ƒèœ. ñ£¾ì¡ I÷裌ɜ, àŠ¹, ªð¼ƒè£ò‹, ÝŠð «ê£ì£, «î¬õò£ù î‡a˜ «ê˜ˆ¶ Þ†L ñ£¾ ðîˆF™ è¬ó»ƒèœ. ⇪í¬ò è£ò ¬õˆ¶ªè£œÀƒèœ. ªè£ˆîõ¬ó¬ò ñ£M™ «ð£†´ ï¡° èô‰¶ªè£œÀƒèœ. 裻‹ ⇪íJ™ CP¶ CPî£è AœOŠ«ð£†´ ï¡° «õè M†´ â´ƒèœ.

àF˜ ªõƒè£ò ðxT

«î¬õò£ù¬õ: èì¬ô ñ£¾ & 1 èŠ, ªðKò ªõƒè£ò‹ & 4, Yóè‹ & ܬó ¯vÌ¡, I÷裌ɜ & å¡ø¬ó ¯vÌ¡, ÝŠð «ê£ì£ & ܬó C†®¬è, àŠ¹ & ²¬õ‚«èŸð, â‡ªíŒ & «î¬õò£ù Ü÷¾. ªêŒº¬ø: ªõƒè£òˆ¬î «î£™c‚A, ªñ™Lòî£è ïÁ‚A‚ ªè£œÀƒèœ. ñ£¾ì¡ Yóè‹, I÷裌ɜ, àŠ¹, ÝŠð «ê£ì£, «î¬õò£ù î‡a˜ «ê˜ˆ¶ Þ†L ñ£¬õ Mì ªè†®ò£è è¬ó»ƒèœ. ªõƒè£òˆ¶ì¡ CP¶ àŠ¹ «ê˜ˆ¶ HêP ¬õ»ƒèœ. 䉶 GIì‹ èNˆ¶, ªõƒè£òˆ¬î HN‰¶ â´ˆ¶ ñ£¾ì¡ «ê˜ˆ¶Š HêP, ⇪í¬ò ï¡° è£ò¬õˆ¶, CP¶ CPî£è àF˜ˆ¶M†´, ªð£¡QøˆF™ «õèM†ªì´ˆ¶ ðKñ£Áƒèœ.

Éœ ð‚«è£ì£

«î¬õò£ù¬õ: èì¬ô ñ£¾ & 1 èŠ, ÜKC ñ£¾ & 裙 èŠ, ªðKò ªõƒè£ò‹ & 1, Þ…C & 1 ¶‡´, ð„¬ê I÷裌 & 2, èP«õŠH¬ô & CP¶, ñ™Lˆî¬ö & CP¶, àŠ¹ & ²¬õ‚«èŸð, â‡ªíŒ & «î¬õò£ù Ü÷¾, ̇´ & 6 ð™. ªêŒº¬ø: ªñ¶ ð‚«è£ì£¾‚è£ù ªêŒº¬ø«ò. ̇¬ì ﲂA„ «ê˜ˆ¶Š HêP, ⇪í¬ò‚ è£ò¬õˆ¶, 埬ø 埬øò£è àF˜ˆ¶ M´ƒèœ. ªñ£Áªñ£Áªõù ªõ‰î¶‹ â´ˆ¶, ²ì„ ²ì ðKñ£Áƒèœ.

«ðH裘¡ ðxT

«î¬õò£ù¬õ: «ðH裘¡ & 12, èì¬ô ñ£¾ & 1 èŠ, ÜKCñ£¾ & 1 ¯vÌ¡, 裘¡çŠ÷õ˜ & 1 ¯vÌ¡, àŠ¹ & ²¬õ‚«èŸð, â‡ªíŒ & «î¬õ‚°, ÝŠð «ê£ì£ & C†®¬è ܬó‚è: ð„¬ê I÷裌 & 3, Þ…C & 1 ¶‡´, ̇´ & 3 ð™. ªêŒº¬ø: «ðH裘¬ù «ñ™ ð†¬ì c‚A, ªè£F‚°‹ cK™ 8 GIì‹ «ð£†ªì´ƒèœ. ñ£¾, ܬóˆî M¿¶, àŠ¹, î‡a˜, ÝŠð «ê£ì£ «ê˜ˆ¶ Þ†L ñ£¾ ðîˆF™ è¬óˆ¶ ªè£œÀƒèœ. ⇪í¬ò‚ è£ò¬õˆ¶ 嚪õ£¼ 裘¬ù»‹ ñ£M™ ï¬ùˆ¶ â´ˆ¶ ⇪íJ™ «ð£†´ ªð£Kˆªî´ƒèœ.

º‰FK ð‚«è£ì£

«î¬õò£ù¬õ: º‰FKŠð¼Š¹ & 100 Aó£‹, èì¬ô ñ£¾ & 1 èŠ, I÷裌 Éœ & 1 ¯vÌ¡, ªð¼ƒè£òˆÉœ & ܬó ¯vÌ¡, àŠ¹ & ²¬õ‚«èŸð, â‡ªíŒ & «î¬õò£ù Ü÷¾. ªêŒº¬ø: â‡ªíŒ cƒèô£è, eF â™ô£Š ªð£¼†è¬÷»‹ HêÁƒèœ. ⇪í¬ò‚ è£ò¬õ»ƒèœ. HêPò èô¬õJ™ «ôê£è î‡a˜ ªîOˆ¶Š HêP, ⇪íJ™ àF˜ˆ¶M´ƒèœ. ï´ˆîóˆ bJ™ «õèM´ƒèœ. Þ™¬ôªòQ™, º‰FKŠð¼Š¹ è¼AM´‹.

ðm˜ ðxT

«î¬õò£ù¬õ: ðm˜ & 200 Aó£‹, èì¬ô ñ£¾ & 1 èŠ, I÷裌ɜ & 1 ¯vÌ¡, àŠ¹ & ²¬õ‚«èŸð, ÝŠð «ê£ì£ & å¼ C†®¬è, â‡ªíŒ & «î¬õò£ù Ü÷¾. ªð£®‚è: Yóè‹ & ܬó ¯vÌ¡, I÷° & 裙 ¯vÌ¡, 輊¹ àŠ¹ & 裙 ¯vÌ¡. ªêŒº¬ø: ðm¬ó CÁ ê¶óˆ ¶‡´è÷£‚°ƒèœ. ñ£¾ì¡ â‡ªíŒ cƒèô£è ñŸøõŸ¬ø å¡ø£è «ê˜ˆ¶ «î¬õò£ù î‡a˜ áŸP Þ†Lñ£¾ ðîˆF™ è¬ó»ƒèœ. ⇪í¬ò è£ò¬õˆ¶, ðm˜ ¶‡´èœ 嚪õ£¡¬ø»‹ ñ£M™ ï¬ùˆ¶ â´ˆ¶ ⇪íJ™ «ð£†´

ï¡° ªð£Kˆªî´ƒèœ. ªð£®‚è‚ ªè£´ˆ¶œ÷ ªð£¼†èœ ܬùˆ¬î»‹ ï¡° ªð£®ˆ¶ Åì£ù ðxTJ¡ «ñ™ ÉM ðKñ£Áƒèœ. ¼C Üð£óñ£è Þ¼‚°‹.

vì犴 °ìI÷裌

«î¬õò£ù¬õ: °ìI÷裌 & 2, èì¬ô ñ£¾ & å¡«ø裙 èŠ, ÜKC ñ£¾ & 1 «ìHœvÌ¡, ¬ñî£ ñ£¾ & 1 «ìHœvÌ¡, ÝŠð «ê£ì£ & å¼ C†®¬è, I÷裌ɜ & 1 ¯vÌ¡, ªð¼ƒè£òˆÉœ & ܬó ¯vÌ¡, àŠ¹ & ²¬õ‚«èŸð, â‡ªíŒ & «î¬õò£ù Ü÷¾. vìçŠ ªêŒò: ªðKò ªõƒè£ò‹ & 2, ñ™Lˆî¬ö & CPî÷¾, â½I„ê‹ðö„ ê£Á & 1 «ìHœvÌ¡, Yóè‹ & ܬó ¯vÌ¡. ªêŒº¬ø: ªõƒè£ò‹, ñ™Lˆî¬ö¬òŠ ªð£®ò£è ïÁ‚°ƒèœ. ÜîÂì¡ àŠ¹, â½I„ê‹ðö„ ê£Á, Yóè‹ «ê˜ˆ¶ HêÁƒèœ. ޶ vìçŠ ªêŒõîŸè£ù èô¬õ. Hø°, °ìI÷裬ò‚ è¿Mˆ ¶¬ìˆ¶, àœO¼‚°‹ M¬î c‚A, c÷õ£‚A™ ªðKò ¶‡´è÷£è ïÁ‚°ƒèœ. ñ£¾ì¡ ªð¼ƒè£òˆÉœ, I÷裌ɜ, ÝŠð «ê£ì£, àŠ¹ «ê˜ˆ¶ «î¬õò£ù î‡a˜ «ê˜ˆ¶, Þ†Lñ£¾ ðîˆF™ è¬óˆ¶‚ªè£œÀƒèœ. ⇪í¬ò‚ è£ò¬õˆ¶ °ìI÷裌 ¶‡´è¬÷, è¬óˆî ñ£M™ ï¬ùˆ¶, ⇪íJ™ ªð£Kˆªî´ƒèœ. ªõ‰î¶‹ â´ˆ¶, ï´M™ «ôê£è WP, ªõƒè£ò‚ èô¬õ¬ò ÜîÂœ ܬ숶 Åì£èŠ ðKñ£Áƒèœ.

vì犴 Hªó† ðxT

«î¬õò£ù¬õ: Hªó† & 4 v¬ôv, èì¬ô ñ£¾ & 1 èŠ, ÜKC ñ£¾ & 1 «ìHœvÌ¡, I÷裌ɜ & 1 ¯vÌ¡, ªð¼ƒè£ò‹ & ܬó ¯vÌ¡, àŠ¹ & ²¬õ‚«èŸð, ÝŠð «ê£ì£ & å¼ C†®¬è, ªðKò ªõƒè£ò‹ & 2, ñ™Lˆî¬ö & CP¶, â‡ªíŒ & «î¬õò£ù Ü÷¾. ð„¬ê ê†Q‚°: ¹Fù£ & ܬó èŠ, ñ™L & ܬó èŠ, ð„¬ê I÷裌 & 1, â½I„ê‹ðö„ ê£Á & 1, àŠ¹ & ²¬õ‚«èŸð. è£ó (CõŠ¹) ê†Q‚°: 裌‰î I÷裌 & 6, ̇´ & 3 ð™, ªõ™ô‹ & 1 ¯vÌ¡, ¹O & CPò ¶‡´, àŠ¹ & ²¬õ‚«èŸð. ªêŒº¬ø: ê†Qèœ Þó‡¬ì»‹ îQîQ«ò ¬ïú£è ܬó»ƒèœ. ªõƒè£ò‹, ñ™Lˆî¬ö¬ò ªð£®ò£è ïÁ‚°ƒèœ. Hªó†®¡ æóƒè¬÷ ªõ†´ƒèœ. °Á‚è£è ªõ†® º‚«è£í ¶‡´è÷£‚°ƒèœ. å¼ ¶‡®¡ «ñ™ ð„¬ê ê†Q, ñŸªø£¡P¡ «ñ™ è£ó ê†Q î쾃èœ. èì¬ô ñ£¾ ºî™ ÝŠð «ê£ì£ õ¬ó å¡ø£è èô‰¶ «î¬õò£ù î‡a˜ «ê˜ˆ¶ Þ†L ñ£¾ ðîˆF™ è¬óˆ¶‚ªè£œÀƒèœ. ê†Q (ð„¬ê) îìMò Hªó† v¬ôR¡ «ñ™ CP¶ ªõƒè£ò‹, ñ™Lˆî¬ö ÉM è£ó ê†Q v¬ôú£™ Í´ƒèœ. ⇪í¬ò è£ò ¬õˆ¶ Hªó† v¬ôvè¬÷ ñ£M™ ï¬ùˆ¶ â´ˆ¶ ⇪íJ™ ªð£Kˆªî´ƒèœ.

裘¡ ð‚«è£ì£

«î¬õò£ù¬õ: «ðH裘¡ & 10, èì¬ô ñ£¾ & º‚裙 èŠ, 裘¡çŠ÷õ˜ & 1 «ìHœvÌ¡, ¬ñî£ ñ£¾ & 1 «ìHœvÌ¡, «ê£ò£ ê£v & 2 ¯vÌ¡, àŠ¹ & ²¬õ‚«èŸð. ܬó‚è: ð„¬ê I÷裌 & 2, Þ…C & 1 ¶‡´, ̇´ & 4 ð™. ªêŒº¬ø: ܬó‚è‚ ªè£´ˆ¶œ÷ ªð£¼†è¬÷ å¡ø£è êŸÁ‚ èóèóŠð£è ܬ󈶂ªè£œÀƒèœ. «ðH裘¬ù CÁ ¶‡´è÷£‚A, I‚RJ™ å¼ ²ŸÁ„ ²ŸP‚ ªè£œÀƒèœ. â‡ªíŒ cƒèô£è ñŸøõŸ¬ø å¡ø£è‚ èô‰¶, «î¬õò£ù£™ CP¶ î‡a˜ ªîOˆ¶Š HêP, ⇪í¬ò‚ è£ò¬õˆ¶, CP¶ CPî£è AœOŠ «ð£†´ «õèM†´ â´ƒèœ. ¹¶¬ñò£ù, ²¬õò£ù ð‚«è£ì£ Þ¶.

¹ìôƒè£Œ ðxT

«î¬õò£ù¬õ: ¹ìôƒè£Œ (CPòî£è) & 2 , èì¬ô ñ£¾ & å¡ø¬ó èŠ, Þ…C & ̇´ M¿¶ & 2 ¯vÌ¡, I÷裌ɜ & å¡ø¬ó ¯vÌ¡, ÝŠð «ê£ì£ & å¼ C†®¬è, àŠ¹ &

²¬õ‚«èŸð, â‡ªíŒ & «î¬õò£ù Ü÷¾. vìçŠ ªêŒò: ༬÷‚Aöƒ° & 2, ªðKò ªõƒè£ò‹ & 1, ð„¬ê I÷裌 & 2, Þ…C & 1 ¶‡´. ñ…êœÉœ & 裙 ¯vÌ¡, àŠ¹ & ²¬õ‚«èŸð, è´° & 裙 ¯vÌ¡, àÀˆî‹ð¼Š¹ & ܬó ¯vÌ¡, â‡ªíŒ & «î¬õò£ù Ü÷¾. ªêŒº¬ø: ༬÷‚Aöƒ¬è «õè ¬õˆ¶ ñC»ƒèœ. ªõƒè£ò‹, I÷裌, Þ…C ÝAòõŸ¬ø ªð£®ò£è ïÁ‚°ƒèœ. ⇪í¬ò‚ è£ò ¬õˆ¶ è´°, àÀˆî‹ð¼Š¹ î£Oˆ¶ ªõƒè£ò‹, I÷裌, Þ…C, ñ…êœÉœ «ê˜ˆ¶ õî‚A, ༬÷‚Aöƒ¬è «ê¼ƒèœ. ï¡° A÷P Þø‚°ƒèœ. ¹ìôƒè£¬ò è¿M, õ†ìñ£è CÁ ¶‡´è÷£è ïÁ‚A M¬î¬ò c‚°ƒèœ. àŠ¹ èô‰î ªè£F‚°‹ cK™ 5 GIì‹ «ð£†ªì´ƒèœ. ÜîÂœ ༬÷‚Aöƒ° ñê£ô£¬õ ܬ컃èœ. èì¬ô ñ£¾ì¡ ñŸø ªð£¼†è¬÷ å¡ø£è «ê˜ˆ¶ è¬ó»ƒèœ. Iîñ£ù bJ™ ⇬í¬ò‚ è£ò ¬õˆ¶, ¹ìôƒè£Œ ¶‡´è¬÷ ñ£M™ «ð£†ªì´ˆ¶, ⇪íJ™ ªð£Kˆªî´ƒèœ.

W¬ó ð‚«è£ì£

«î¬õò£ù¬õ: ãî£õ¶ å¼ W¬ó & 1 膴, èì¬ô ñ£¾ & 1 èŠ, ð„¬ê I÷裌 & Þ…C M¿¶ & 2 ¯vÌ¡, ªð£®ò£è ïÁ‚Aò º‰FK (M¼‹Hù£™) & 1 «ìHœvÌ¡, àŠ¹ & ²¬õ‚«èŸð, Yóè‹ & ܬó ¯vÌ¡, â‡ªíŒ & «î¬õò£ù Ü÷¾. ªêŒº¬ø: W¬ó¬òŠ ªð£®ò£è ïÁ‚A, ÜôC, å¼ ¶EJ™ ðóMù£Ÿ «ð£ô «ð£†´ è£òM´ƒèœ. ñ£¾ì¡, W¬ó, àŠ¹, Yóè‹ «ê˜ˆ¶Š HêÁƒèœ. ⇪í¬ò‚ è£ò¬õ»ƒèœ. ñ£M™ «î¬õò£ù£™ CP¶ î‡a˜ ªîOˆ¶Š HêP, 裻‹ ⇪íJ™ CP¶ CPî£è ༆® Ü™ô¶ AœOŠ «ð£†´ â´ƒèœ. ꈶI‚è, ñ£¬ô«ïó ®ð¡ Þ¶.

vì犴 C™L ðxT

«î¬õò£ù¬õ: ðxT I÷裌 & 6, èì¬ô ñ£¾ & º‚裙 èŠ, I÷裌ɜ & ܬó ¯vÌ¡, ªð¼ƒè£òˆÉœ & 裙 ¯vÌ¡, ÝŠð «ê£ì£ & ܬó C†®¬è, àŠ¹ & ²¬õ‚«èŸð, â‡ªíŒ & «î¬õò£ù Ü÷¾. vìçŠ ªêŒò: ¶¼Mò ªõœ÷K & 裙 èŠ, ¶¼Mò ªõƒè£ò‹ & 裙 èŠ, ¶¼Mò «îƒè£Œ & 1 «ìHœvÌ¡, ïÁ‚Aò ñ™Lˆî¬ö & 1 «ìHœvÌ¡, º¬÷ŠðòÁ & 1 «ìHœvÌ¡, ñ™Lˆî¬ö & 1 «ìHœvÌ¡, â½I„ê‹ðö„ ê£Á & 1 «ìHœvÌ¡ (Ü™ô¶) ñ£ƒè£Œ Éœ & 1 ¯vÌ¡, YóèˆÉœ & 1 ¯vÌ¡. ªêŒº¬ø: ºîL™, vìçŠ ªêŒõîŸè£ù ªð£¼†èœ â™ô£õŸ¬ø»‹ èô‰¶ HêP‚ªè£œÀƒèœ. Hø°, I÷裌è¬÷ è¿M, «ôê£è c÷õ£‚A™ WP, àœO¼‚°‹ M¬îè¬÷ èõùñ£è c‚°ƒèœ. HêP ¬õˆF¼‚°‹ 裌èP èô¬õ¬ò I÷è£JÂœ G󊹃èœ. èì¬ô ñ£¾, ÝŠð «ê£ì£, I÷裌ɜ, ªð¼ƒè£òˆÉœ, «î¬õò£ù î‡a˜ «ê˜ˆ¶, Þ†Lñ£¾ ðîˆF™ è¬óˆ¶‚ªè£œÀƒèœ. ⇪í¬ò‚ è£ò¬õˆ¶, I÷裌è¬÷ ñ£M™ «ð£†ªì´ˆ¶, ⇪íJ™ «ð£†´Š ªð£Kˆªî´ƒèœ. (°PŠ¹: ðxT I÷裌 A¬ì‚è£îõ˜èœ, êŸÁ ªõO˜ ð„¬ê GøˆF™, ªðKò ¬êR™ Þ¼‚° ð„¬ê I÷裌è¬÷ àð«ò£A‚èô£‹. ÜF™ M¬î»‹ è£óº‹ °¬øõ£è Þ¼‚°‹).

ªõƒè£ò ð‚«è£ì£

«î¬õò£ù¬õ: èì¬ô ñ£¾ & 1 èŠ, ªðKò ªõƒè£ò‹ & 4, Yóè‹ & ܬó ¯vÌ¡, I÷裌ɜ & å¡ø¬ó ¯vÌ¡, ÝŠð «ê£ì£ & ܬó C†®¬è, àŠ¹ & ²¬õ‚«èŸð, â‡ªíŒ & «î¬õò£ù Ü÷¾. ªêŒº¬ø: ªõƒè£òˆ¬î «î£™c‚A, ªñ™Lòî£è ïÁ‚A‚ ªè£œÀƒèœ. ñ£¾ì¡ Yóè‹, I÷裌ɜ, àŠ¹, ÝŠð «ê£ì£, «î¬õò£ù î‡a˜ «ê˜ˆ¶ Þ†L ñ£¬õ Mì ªè†®ò£è è¬ó»ƒèœ. ªõƒè£òˆ¶ì¡ CP¶ àŠ¹ «ê˜ˆ¶ HêP ¬õ»ƒèœ. 䉶 GIì‹ èNˆ¶, ªõƒè£òˆ¬î HN‰¶ â´ˆ¶ ñ£¾ì¡ «ê˜ˆ¶Š HêP, ⇪í¬ò ï¡° è£ò¬õˆ¶, CP¶ CPî£è àF˜ˆ¶M†´, ªð£¡QøˆF™ «õèM†ªì´ˆ¶ ðKñ£Áƒèœ.

I÷裌 Ìóí ðxT

«î¬õò£ù¬õ: ðxT I÷裌 & 6, èì¬ô ñ£¾ & º‚裙 èŠ, I÷裌 Éœ & ܬó ¯vÌ¡, ªð¼ƒè£òˆÉœ & 裙 ¯vÌ¡, ÝŠð «ê£ì£ & ܬó C†®¬è, àŠ¹ & ²¬õ‚«èŸð, â‡ªíŒ & «î¬õò£ù Ü÷¾.

Ìó툶‚°: èì¬ô ñ£¾ & ܬó èŠ, I÷裌ɜ & ܬó ¯vÌ¡, C†K‚ ÝC† & ܬó ¯vÌ¡ (Ü™ô¶) â½I„ê‹ðö„ ê£Á & 1 «ìHœvÌ¡, èó‹ ñê£ô£ Éœ & 1 C†®¬è, YóèˆÉœ & 1 ¯vÌ¡, â‡ªíŒ & 1 «ìHœvÌ¡, àŠ¹ & ²¬õ‚«èŸð. ªêŒº¬ø: ºîL™ Ìóí‹ îò£Kˆ¶‚ ªè£œ÷«õ‡´‹. å¼ «ìHœvÌ¡ ⇪í¬ò‚ è£ò¬õˆ¶, °¬ø‰î bJ™ èì¬ô ñ£¬õ õÁˆ¶‚ªè£œÀƒèœ. Gø‹ ñ£P õ£ê¬ù õ‰î¶‹ Þø‚A ÝøM†´, ÜîÂì¡ Ìó툶‚è£ù ñŸø ªð£¼†è¬÷»‹ å¡ø£è‚ èô‰¶ ÝøM´ƒèœ. I÷裌è¬÷ ²ˆî‹ ªêŒ¶, «ôê£è c÷õ£‚A™ WP, àœ«÷ Þ¼‚°‹ M¬îè¬÷ èõùñ£è c‚°ƒèœ. ÜîÂœ, èì¬ô ñ£¾ Ìó투î ï¡° G󊹃èœ. Hø°, ðxT‚è£ù èì¬ô ñ£¾, ÝŠð «ê£ì£, I÷裌ɜ, ªð¼ƒè£òˆÉœ, «î¬õò£ù î‡a˜ «ê˜ˆ¶ Þ†L ñ£¾ ðîˆF™ è¬óˆ¶‚ªè£œÀƒèœ. ⇪í¬ò‚ è£ò¬õˆ¶, Ìóí‹ GóŠðŠð†ì I÷裌è¬÷ ñ£M™ ï¬ùˆªî´ˆ¶, ⇪íJ™ «ð£†´ ï¡° «õèM†ªì´ƒèœ.

Hªó† ð‚«è£ì£

«î¬õò£ù¬õ: Hªó† v¬ôv & 2, èì¬ô ñ£¾ & º‚裙 èŠ, Þ…C & 1 ¶‡´, ð„¬ê I÷裌 & 3, ̇´ & 4 ð™, ªðKò ªõƒè£ò‹ & 1, èP«õŠH¬ô & CP¶, àŠ¹ & ²¬õ‚«èŸð, â‡ªíŒ & «î¬õò£ù Ü÷¾. ªêŒº¬ø: Hªó†, ªõƒè£ò‹, Þ…C, ð„¬ê I÷裌, ̇´ ÝAòõŸ¬ø ªð£®ò£è ïÁ‚°ƒèœ. èì¬ô ñ£M™ «ð£†´, àŠ¬ð»‹ «ê˜ˆ¶ HêP‚ªè£œÀƒèœ. ⇪í¬ò‚ è£ò¬õˆ¶, ñ£M™ CP¶ î‡a˜ ªîOˆ¶ Ü¿ˆFŠ H¬ê‰¶, CÁ ð‚«è£ì£‚è÷£è àF˜ˆ¶M´ƒèœ. ï¡° «õè M†ªì´ƒèœ.

裌èP ðxT

«î¬õò£ù¬õ: èì¬ô ñ£¾ & 1 èŠ, ÜKC ñ£¾ & 1 «ìHœvÌ¡, ¬ñî£ ñ£¾ & 1 «ìHœvÌ¡, 裘¡çŠ÷£˜ & 1 «ìHœvÌ¡. 裌èP‚èô¬õ (â‰î‚ 裌 «õ‡´ñ£ù£½‹ «ê˜‚èô£‹) & å¡ø¬ó èŠ, ªð£®ò£è ïÁ‚Aò ªðKò ªõƒè£ò‹ & 2 «ìHœvÌ¡, ªð£®ò£è ïÁ‚Aò Þ…C, ̇´ & îô£ 2 ¯vÌ¡, ªð£®ò£è ïÁ‚Aò ð„¬ê I÷裌 & 1 «ìHœvÌ¡, ñ™Lˆî¬ö & CP¶, I÷裌ɜ & 1 ¯vÌ¡, àŠ¹ & ²¬õ‚«èŸð, â‡ªíŒ & «î¬õò£ù Ü÷¾. ªêŒº¬ø: â‡ªíŒ cƒèô£è, ñŸø ªð£¼†è¬÷ å¡ø£èŠ HêÁƒèœ. ⇪í¬ò‚ è£ò ¬õˆ¶, ܉î ⇪íJL¼‰¶, å¼ °N èó‡® Ü÷¾‚° â´ˆ¶, ñ£M™ «ê¼ƒèœ. Þ†L ñ£¬õ Mì êŸÁ ªè†®ò£è è¬ó»ƒèœ. CP¶ CPî£è 裻‹ ⇪ùJ™ áŸÁƒèœ. ï¡° ªõèM†´ â´ˆ¶Š ðKñ£Áƒèœ.

ð£èŸè£Œ ð‚«è£ì£

«î¬õò£ù¬õ: ð£èŸè£Œ (ï´ˆîóñ£ù Ü÷M™) & 2, èì¬ô ñ£¾ & ܬó èŠ, ÜKC ñ£¾ & ܬó èŠ, ªð¼ƒè£òˆÉœ & ܬó ¯vÌ¡, I÷裌ɜ & 1 ¯vÌ¡, àŠ¹ & ²¬õ‚«èŸð, â‡ªíŒ & «î¬õò£ù Ü÷¾. ªêŒº¬ø: ð£èŸè£¬ò‚ è¿Mˆ ¶¬ìˆ¶, ªñ™Lò õ†ìƒè÷£è ïÁ‚A, M¬îè¬÷ c‚°ƒèœ. ªè£´ˆ¶œ÷ ªð£¼†èO™ â‡ªíŒ cƒèô£è ñŸøõŸ¬ø ð£èŸè£»ì¡ «ê˜ˆ¶Š HêP‚ ªè£œÀƒèœ. ⇪í¬ò‚ è£ò¬õˆ¶, HêPò èô¬õJ™ «ñ½‹ CP¶ î‡a˜ ªîOˆ¶Š HêP, ⇪íJ™ «ð£†´ Iî ñ£ù bJ™ ªð£Kˆ ªî´ƒèœ. â‡ªíŒ ÜFèñ£è‚ 裌‰î£™, ð£èŸè£Œ è¼AM´‹. âù«õ b¬ò‚ °¬øˆ¶¬õˆ¶ «õèM´ƒèœ. èꊹ ªîKò£î, èóèóŠð£ù ð‚«è£ì£ Þ¶.

è£LçŠ÷õ˜ ðxT

«î¬õò£ù¬õ: è£LçŠ÷õ˜ & 1, èì¬ô ñ£¾ & 1 èŠ, ÜKC ñ£¾ & 1 ¯vÌ¡, 裘¡çŠ÷£˜ & 2 ¯vÌ¡, Þ…C, ̇´ M¿¶ & 1 ¯vÌ¡, ªð¼ƒè£òˆÉœ & ܬó ¯vÌ¡, I÷裌 Éœ & 1 ¯vÌ¡, àŠ¹ & ²¬õ‚«èŸð. ªêŒº¬ø: ñ£¾ì¡ 裘¡çŠ÷£˜, Þ…C, ̇´ M¿¶, I÷裌ɜ, àŠ¹, CPî÷¾ î‡a˜ «ê˜ˆ¶ Þ†L ñ£¬õ Mì êŸÁ‚ ªè†®ò£ù ðîˆF™ è¬óˆ¶‚ªè£œÀƒèœ. è£LçŠ÷õ¬ó CÁ ¶‡´è÷£‚A, ÜôC, àŠ¹ èô‰î ªè£F‚°‹ cK™ Þó‡´ GIì‹ «ð£†ªì´ƒèœ. ⇪í¬ò‚ è£ò¬õ»ƒèœ. è£LçŠ÷õ¬ó CP¶ CPî£è ñ£M™ «ð£†ªì´ˆ¶ ⇪íJ™ ÉMù£Ÿ«ð£™ «ð£†´, «õèM†´ â´ƒèœ.

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