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Malathy Sundaram |
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Laadam:
Produced by J.P.Kumar, D.Y.Chowdury for Cosmos Entertainments.
Directed by Prabusolomon (of Lee fame) and starring
debutant Aravindan, Charmi( after a hiatus in Tamil)
Kota Srinivasa Rao ( in an important character), Dheeraj
Kher and Babu Antony. The film seems to be a gangster-themed
one and is supposed to be an entertainer. Dharan, the
music director for this film has received a real fillip
with this movie being lapped up by Sony |
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BMG Entertainment. He has tuned in 4 numbers for
the movie. Yugabarathi has penned the lyrics.
Gangster
Vocals: Dr. Burn, Jazz (well, well) Benny,
Rahul Nambiar
A curious mix of hip-hop and rap here. The words are literally
spat out by the singers and you don’t get to understand
them easily. Seems to be an ‘arm-flexing’ kind
of song. For the young.
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Siru
Thoduthalile
Vocals: Bombay Jayashree, Haricharan
A fairly simple melody with Jayashree using a slightly
different, trembly kind of voice to render the number.
Talks of the tender thrills of love. Good use of flute
and guitars.
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Atlantic Oceanukku
Vocals: Suchitra
A song with an almost hedonistic appeal to enjoy life
here and today, sung appropriately by Suchitra. The
song itself has a techno feel to it. The done-to-death
rhythm for this song is enlivened by guitars and some
trumpet sounds.
Makkah
Vocals: Jazz, Benny, Haricharan,
Rahul Nambiar, Suvi
The word Makkah is a distinct Tirunelveli word used
among men. The song is a funny blend of hip-hop rendering
tuned to bhangra beats. Another ‘muscle-flexing’
kind of song. Again, could appeal to the youth.
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