Thillana (Behag)

Sogasujuda Tharama is a Carnatic vocal album released by Bombay Jayashri in 2003. The recording appeared in CD format under an unspecified label. The album features traditional compositions and renditions in the South Indian classical tradition.

The ninth track, Thillana (Behag), spans 5 minutes and 5 seconds. Bombay Jayashri performs the piece in the raga Behag, a melodic framework characterized by its use in light classical and devotional compositions. The track adheres to the thillana structure, a rhythmic and lyrical form often concluding Carnatic concerts. Specific lyrical content, accompanying instrumentalists, and production details remain undocumented in available sources.

Bombay Jayashri established her career as a Carnatic vocalist and composer with training under Lalgudi Jayaraman and T.R. Balamani. Her discography includes film soundtracks, fusion collaborations, and classical albums. Sogasujuda Tharama reflects her interpretation of traditional repertoire, though comprehensive tracklisting and thematic focus for the full release are not widely published.