These trio along with Piduparthi poets and Yathavakkula Annamayya pioneered Veera Saiva movement in Andhra region.
[4] However, due to various interpretations of that verse and the uncertainty regarding its authenticity, Veturi Prabhakara Sastry concluded that it is difficult to prove Nannechoda's antiquity compared to Nannaya.
The similarity between verses in 12th-century Somnatha's works and Nannechoda's Kumara Sambhavam has led scholars to believe they might have lived around the same period.
[5] Nannechoda’s Kumara Sambhavam is not a literal translation of Kalidasa's work but an original prabandha that draws on various Puranic sources.
His work demonstrates a blend of classical and local traditions, highlighting his skill in adapting stories for the Telugu literary landscape.
Nanne Choda is credited with the early integration of Kannada and Tamil words into Telugu poetry, showcasing his innovative approach to language and literary expression.