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Review : Sivakasi |
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Sivakasi,
follows the title with cracking numbers. For the
first time Srikanth Deva, has joined hands with
Vijay
and Srikanth has scored music which will appeal
to the huge fan following of the Ilaya
Thalapathy.
The movie has Asin
pairing with Vijay
and Nayantara
appears for a song sequence. The director of the
movie Perarasu,
has penned lyrics himself. The album has a variety
of singers and Srikanth
Deva has utilized them rightly.
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Vaada Vaada: (Shanker Mahadevan)
A racy song! No doubt, this number is the first
song of the movie. The song is fast paced with
heavy usage of instruments. For, an introduction
song this type of recording has become the latest
fashion. The song is nothing special except for
Shanker’s voice. As usual Shanker Mahadevan
has done his job perfectly.
2)
Kodambakkam Area: (Tippu, Shobha Chandrasekhar)
A dapanguthu song! Shobha Chandrasekhar, mother
of Vijay
has sung this song along with Tippu. It is usual
in Vijay’s films for his mother to sing
a song. Her voice is really rasping providing
the right pace for the song. For, this song Nayantara
has appeared for the dance sequemce. The whole
credit goes to Shobha and she has outsmarted Tippu
in this particular song.
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3)
Ada Enatha Soluvengo: (Udit Narayanan, Anuradha
Sriram)
A frisky song! The two different voices have
given a good result. A song to satisfy the front
benchers! The problem with this song is orchestration
is very heavy, especially the beats, so you
can’t enjoy the lyrics, though they are
captivating. The voices of the singers get full
marks for this song.
4)
Deepavali Deepavali: (KK, Vasundara Das)
A lively song! On hearing the song you can immediately
relate the song with old fast beat compositions
of Ilayaraja. A round of applause for Srikanth
Deva’s recording. In this particular song,
he has mixed western music with folk music in
a right manner. The usage of guitar in this
song is an added beauty. KK is not the right
pick for this song, whereas Vasundara amazes
with her voice.
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Edhu Enna: (Harish Ragavendra, Uma Ramanan)
A melody song! Uma Ramanan has sung a song after
a long gap. Her voice is really wonderful to hear
and with much of ease she has sung the song pretty
well. The song has got good lyrics penned by the
director, fine orchestration from Srikanth Deva
and exact voices for the song. Harish Ragavendra
has added to the glamour of the song with Uma
Ramanan.
6)
Enn Thevaithukkey: (Mukesh)
A pathos song! A new comer Mukesh has added glory
to this song. The lyrics of the song clearly state
the relationship between a mother and a son. This
is the only emotional song in the whole album.
The song goes in a uniform manner without much
undulation. The song lacks the emotive power to
enthuse the audience.
Altogether, the album is a gala for front benchers!
Other
Music Reviews:
Chanakya
Kanda
Naal Mudhal
Mazhai
Ghajini |
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