Karuna Sagarane

Karuna Sagarane is a Carnatic vocal composition performed by Bombay Jayashri. The track appears as the third piece on her 1996 studio album Radha Madhavam, released under the INRECO label. The album was issued in CD format and features traditional and devotional compositions in the South Indian classical tradition.

The track runs for 4 minutes and 51 seconds. Bombay Jayashri renders the song in a style characteristic of her training under the Lalgudi Jayaraman school, emphasizing lyrical phrasing and emotive delivery. The composition draws from the bhakti (devotional) repertoire, though specific raga or tala details are not documented in the available context. The album Radha Madhavam aligns with her broader discography of the 1990s, which often explored themes of divine love and classical improvisation.

INRECO (Indian Recording Company) produced the album as part of its catalog of Carnatic and Hindustani classical releases. The label operated during a period when commercial recordings of Indian classical music expanded through CD distribution. Additional production credits, accompanying artists, or lyrical sources for Karuna Sagarane remain unverified in the provided context.

The 1996 release coincided with Bombay Jayashri’s rising prominence as a concert and recording artist. Her interpretations during this era frequently balanced technical precision with accessible melodic appeal, contributing to the track’s reception among listeners of classical and semi-classical music. No live performance records or alternate versions of Karuna Sagarane from this album are confirmed in the available information.