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Music
review By
Malathy Sunderam |
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Sasikumar,
who has worked as assistant to Bala and Ameer, also
essays a role in this movie. The story is set around
Madurai. Subramaniapuram is probably a hamlet near Madurai
and the movie is supposed to be a 'Retro Classic' based
in the 1980s. What love does to a group of happy-go-lucky
friends is what the story is all about. This was a common
enough topic in the 80s' movies. James Vasanthan--yes
the musician cum TV anchor--has tuned 5 songs for the
movie. Well, how has he fared? |
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Kangal Irandaal
Lyrics: Thamarai, Vocals:
Belly Raj, Deepa Miriam
A very delectable duet set in the raga Rithigowla. The opening
bars are attractive and so is the humming! The exquisite
pain associated with the act of falling in love is so gently
conveyed by Thamarai's lyrics here. "Irulilum paditthida
mudigirathe" is finely imaginative, with pleasing flute
rendering. Don't miss out on the second interlude with western
instruments which gives a melodious interpretation for the
same raga!
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Madura
Kulunga
Lyrics: Yugabarathi, Vocals:
Velmurugan, Suchitra, Madurai Banumathi & group
An ethnic package, so to speak. Probably sung at the
time of the Temple car festival. Typical ethnic beats,
vigorous Naiyandi Melam, and a surprise segment of
Thappaattam enliven this song no end. Makes you recall
karagam, colour candies, Merry-go- round wheels and
what not! Again another interesting western interlude
halfway through- that slides effortlessly into native
beats. One hopes the song has been shot equally enthusiastically
on celluloid!
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Kadhal
siluvaiyil
Lyrics: Yugabarathi, Vocals:
Shankar Mahadevan
Nice usage of flute. And well sung by Shankar Mahadevan.
Appears to express the pangs of love. What adds to
the inner pain of the singer is the peculiar sombre
beat selected for the song. Watch out for it. The
phrases 'araindhaal ennai' and 'adaitthaal kannai'
have been executed with minute 'sangatis' which make
them delightful. The music is now subdued, and well
put together.
Subramaniapuram: theme music.
Techno beats appear to be blended along with Indian
percussion instruments. Though the synthesized music
is heavy it is interesting to listen to because the
beats keep varying quickly.
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