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Malathy Sundaram |
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Director
Vijay is a student of Priyadarshan. Interestingly, the
well-known Malayalam playback singer M.G.Sreekumar has
composed the music for this film. There are 6 songs
in the movie, the lyrics for all of which have been
penned by N.Muthukumar.
Kannamoochi Attam…
Vocals: Karthik
The song is sober and has an easy rhythm, so like a
nursery rhyme. Appears to console a |
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friend
who has been defrauded and disillusioned. Not much of instruments
deployed except some nice violins, a little flute and of
course rhythm pads and keyboard. A surprisingly low-key
use of Charukesi raga too. Smooth rendering by Karthik.
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Oru
Vaarthai Pesamal…
Vocals: Shreya Ghosal
A soft, melodic piece by a young girl whose heart
has been captured by love. Again the rhythm is simple
and the music, uncomplicated, consisting of keyboards
and violin and a couple of other instruments towards
the middle which sound like pipes. The song is peppered
with handclaps which make it nice to listen to. Appears
to be composed on the Harikamboji scale. Sung with
the right amount of verve by Shreya.
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Ulagame Naadaga Medai…
Vocals: Jaisey Gift
A very short song which carries the words’ Poi
Solla Porom’ and which could be the theme song.
A jaunty chord ’sa-sa-ni-sa-ni-dha-ni’
in the Karaharapriya scale has been used. The song
itself justifies the use of lying if it is for a good
(!) cause. The singer seems to have enjoyed himself
here.
Indha Payanathil…
Vocals: Swetha
This song has some feel-good lyrics about reaching
for the stars and achieving the impossible. Sankarabharanam
raga (on the 2-kattai scale) has been used with an
accent on melody. We get to hear, apart from the keyboard
and guitar, some delicate ‘twinkling’
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