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Malathy Sundaram |
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Starring:
Cheran, Nitin Satyaa and Pasupathy in the lead roles
along with 5 heroines. The story appears to centre on
Cheran, who has trouble finding a suitable wife because
of his past. Padmapriya, Karthika , Vimala Raman and
Ramya Nambeesan also figure in the movie. Vidyasagar
has scored the music for the film. This is his next
venture after ‘Muniyandi Vilangiyal Moonraamandu’.
Six songs have been tuned by him. How creative is this
album? Let us check it out. |
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DJ
DJ Disca Podu…
Vocals: Dayal, Suchitra
Lyrics: P.Vijay
The mandatory disco song, but rendered in a slower tempo.
Benny Dayal brings a breeziness to the song. Plenty of English
words of course, and a lot of by-now-familiar noises like
panting, moaning etc. Very light lyrics. But what holds
your attention here is the very brisk keyboard playing.
Appears to be based on the raga Sindubairavi. But has some
Arabian touch, too.
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Ippave
Ippave…
Vocals: Madhubalakrishnan, Harini
Lyrics: Vivega
The opening piece with keyboard and violin, with just
a tinkle of guitar at the end, is very melodious.
And Madhubalakrishnan with his soothing voice and
Harini with her well-modulated one, embellish the
song even more. Halfway through you have a delightful
solo from the keyboard again giving a western touch
to the raga. The pains associated with the emotion
of love are lovingly dwelt upon here. A well crafted
melody.
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Mazhai Ninra Pinbum…
Vocals: Kalyani
Lyrics: Kabilan
The tentative, soft strains of the guitar at the beginning
and the later violin sounds go well with the mood
of the song—that of unexpressed love and the
sweet yearning that goes with it. And the high pitched
flute solo towards the middle plays along with the
mood. The song seems to be set on the Kalyani scale(1
kattai). The singer’s voice seems just a trifle
high pitched.
Enna Pulley Senje Nee…
Vocals: Vidyasagar
Lyrics: Jeyantha
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