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Malathy Sunderam |
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This
movie has kindled a lot of interest, primarily because
this is Dharani's follow-up directorial venture with
Vijay and Trisha after the smart, action packed super
hit Ghilli. This ‘Action-Adventure’ also
promises to be a scorcher, judging by the theme song
and the unusually fast paced, rhythm oriented songs
composed by the usually melody-conscious Vidyasagar!
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(The name 'kuruvi' is a slang term used generally for persons
who run contraband goods from country to country. Here,Vijay,
the( unsuspecting ) hero ,who works for a courier company,
gets trapped into performing the role of a kuruvi as a result
of which he gets caught, and his jailed. How he extricates
himself from all the charges thrown against him forms the
major part of the story).
Six
songs have been tuned by Vidyasagar.
Happy New Year
Lyrics: N.Muthukumar, Vocals:
Sunidhi Chauhan,Yogi B, Dr.Burn
Seems to be a celebration of New Year. A peppy fusion of
rap and regular foot-tapping music. Sunidhi leaves you breathless
with her vocal power. Yogi.B's stylish rapping is fun to
listen to! Apart from the Tamil phrases, we hear some others
too which we don't quite comprehend. Is it Malay? No clue!
The refrain 'Taanaane Tannanaane' makes you want to shake
your hips too!
Dandaana Darna
Lyrics: Kabilan, Vocals:
Sangith Altipur.
The singer has a vibrant voice. The song is very fast paced.
You can almost visualize Vijay doing all the complicated
steps this song demands! The lyrics reflect the very sentiments
that Vijay easily identifies himself with---bonding with
the masses! The slightly unsophisticated down-to-earth person
that he wants to project himself as comes through here.
The message' I'm good as long as you don't mess with me'
(which probably is central to this story) is brought out
in this song.
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Thaen
thaen thaen
Lyrics: Yugabarathi, Vocals:
Udit Narayan, Shreya Ghosal.
A melodious duet evidently picturised with Vijay and
Trisha. Possibly filmed in New Zealand. The soft romantic
sentiments running through the song have been sensitively
tuned to dreamy beats. Some respite for the ears now!
Udit sings with his usual joie-de-vivre (in his accented
Tamil, of course). Shreya deserves a very big pat
for her pukka pronunciation. She is a joy to listen
to. The instrumental interludes tease and cajole and
some vague notes akin to Scottish pipes are very pleasing.
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Palaanadhu, Palaanadhu
Lyrics: P.Vijay, Vocals:
Vidyasagar, S.Rajalakshmi
A song that cannot be definitely categorized! Some
strains of Sufi music, some Arabic notes, some Bhangra
stuff have all been blended in. The female voice packs
quite a punch. Insipid verses from P. Vijay- which
is surprising. The instruments drown out the words.
Theme Music
Lyrics: N.Muthukumar, Vocals:
Pravin Mani, Dr.Burn, Ranina, Suvi
Probably forms the backdrop to the 'escapades and
chases' that are a part of this movie. Features varied
rhythms and some
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