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ILAIGNAN
MUSIC REVIEW |
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Review
by : C. Karthik |
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Music Director :
Vidyasagar
Vocals
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Karthik, Anvesha, Chinmayi, Tippu, Shreya
Goshal, Hariharan
Lyrics
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Pa Vijay |
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Ilaignan
is releasing this weekend and has many
distinctions to its credit before its
release. Being Kalaignar's 75th film as
a story and screenplay writer, this movie
has been directed by Suresh Krishna who
will be directing his 50th movie of his
career. Music is by Vidyasagar and the
lyrics for the songs have been written
by Pa Vijay, who happens to be the hero
of the movie as well.
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Mazhayil Kulitha Malarvanam...
Vocals: Karthik, Anvesha
The album opens on a refreshing note and settles down
to nice rhythm. Vidyasagar makes you forget that he
was missed in Kollywood by producing deluxe music
for this song. Karthik and Anvesha infuse blood into
Pa. Vijay's lyrics and make this song a memorable
romantic number. Watch out for the visuals of this
song!
Imaithuthane...
Vocals: Chinmayi
This song again emphasises that Ilaignan is a periodical
movie. The richness of the music, especially in the
interludes, gives us a feeling of being in the middle
of an orchestral ocean. And Chinmayee, with her shrill
voice, conveys the pathos intended. Worth listening
to!
Neeya Neeya...
Vocals: Tippu
A situational song, Neeya Neeya's opening is as huge
as the ship constructed for the movie. But surprisingly,
Tippu's voice gets submerged in the ocean of Vidyasagar's
music. The song appeals for two reasons: music and
lyrics.
Oru
Nila Oru Kulam...
Vocals: Karthik,
Shreya Ghoshal
A feel-good romantic number, Oru Nila has Karthik
and Shreya Goshal singing with ease. It does not come
as a surprise especially from a music director of
Vidyasagar's calibre. He does stamp his authority
in a lot of places and hence this song is soothing
to listen to.
Thozha
Vaanam Dooramillai...
Vocals: Hariharan
The chorus right at the beginning of the song is aptly
supported by Vidyasagar's grand orchestral accompaniment
that follows. An inspirational and revolutionary song,
the message is conveniently conveyed by Hariharan,
Pa. Vijay and Vidyasagar. The music is rich, grand
and is fantastic to listen to.
This
song is sure to raise goose bumps when seen on screen
blended with the visuals. A royal finish
to the album!
Verdict:
Ilaignan's music should be of great strength to the
movie when it gets released. The grandeur, which the
directed had intended to convey, has been easily put
through to the public by Vidyasagar. Lyrics are a
great plus to the album and Pa. Vijay must be lauded
for his efforts too. The songs must have a greater
impact when visualised on the screen. A good album
overall! |
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