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Malathy Sundaram |
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Produced
by K. Anand Chakravarthy. Directed by Susindhran and
starring Saranya Mohan, Vishnu, Kishore. V. Selvaganesh
has composed music for this film which has five songs.
Kabadi Kabadi---
Vocals:
Shankar Mahadevan
A song brimming with spirit and inspirational lyrics.
Starts with ‘Mannai thodu Maarbil idu ‘
and goes on to say’unnai kodu, onru padu’
(thought provoking)
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etc; the vocals are as spirited as the musical interludes
are soft. An interesting contrast. The refrain ‘kabadi
kabadi kabadi’ almost makes you feel all the dust
and action! Of course faultless rendering by Shankar Mahadevan.
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Laesaa
Parakkudhu---
Vocals: Karthik, Chinmayee
Very soft homely lyrics set to an interesting melody
here. A song of young love with no shade of vulgarity
at all and a joy to listen to. The flute essays notes
ever so gently and so do the violins and keys. The
ghatam and golusu sounds add richness too. The refrain
‘karicchaan kuruvikku’ has some vigorous
thavil which contrasts well with the gentle flow of
the song. Karthik delights and so does Chinmayee.
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Pada Pada---
Vocals: Karthik
Again another soft number by Karthik which speaks
in a cutely innocent way of the transforming power
of love in a young man. Be it the rhythms, violin,
flute or the tinkling sounds from the keys, all have
been carefully kept subdued to give maximum exposure
to the lyrics. Doesn’t catch your fancy right
away, but you get to like it after listening to it
a few times.
Uyiril Yaedho---
Vocals: Haricharan
Portrays the aching loneliness that comes
from separation in love. Fine articulation by Haricharan
with pleasant little gamakas. Again the guitar, keys
( or is it the piano?) are just about
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