Movie: Kanimozhi
Banner: Amma Creations, Uniq Productions
Cast: Jai, Shazahn Padamsee, Vijay Vasanth, Michael Thangadurai
Music: Sathish Chakravarthy
Producer: T Siva, Sona Heiden
Direction: Sripathy Rangasamy
Lyrics: Pa. Vijay, Na.Muthukumar
Vocals : Clinton Cerejo, Sam Keerthan, Timothy Madhukar, Sunita Saradhy, Vijay Yesudas, Bela Shinde, Mukesh, Parthiv Gohil, Satish Chakravarthy, Leon James.
Produced by T.Siva and directed by Sripathy, an associate of Venkat Prabhu, this movie has Jai and Shazahn Padamsee( Sharon Prabakhar’s daughter) playing the lead roles. Satish Chakravarthy handles the music department (remember his elegant ‘Leelai’ album?). With the title of the movie being what it is, it has generated a lot of interest.
Kanne Pogadhe…
Vocals: Clinton Cerejo, Sam Keerthan, Timothy Madhukar.
Guest vocals: Sunita Saradhy
Lyrics: Pa.Vijay
Attractively paced pallavi notes give a brisk touch to the entire song which seems to be based on the Karaharapriya scale. The same briskness is seen in the guitar notes and the deep drums too. The song of a young man smitten by the sight of a pretty young thing. Could take to the charts if the listener can ignore the faint ‘recall’ factor of ‘Backstreet Boys’ and a bit of Yuvan.
Muzhumathi…
Vocals: Vijay Yesudas, Bela Shinde
Lyrics: Na.Muthukumar
This gentle melody has to be definitely relished for the very subdued and well-paced out rhythms, and the soft and showery notes from the violin, pipa and flute. The song starts off on the Karaharapriya scale and then makes a detour into Reetigowla( sa ga ri ga; ma ni dha ni;) when Bela sings. Neat imagery and polished singing.
Yaro Ival…
Vocals: Mukesh, Bela Shinde
Guest Vocals: Parthiv Gohil
Lyrics: Na.Muthukumar
A jaunty number, this, with robust rhythm work (lovely thavils) and playful shehnai adding the right touch to the giddy rush of feelings expressed in the lyrics. Bela is indistinct in the upper octaves. You hear Hamsadwani raga notes, but you can’t be sure, because of the ‘ma’ swara. Will hop on to the charts.
Thada Thada…
Vocals: Clinton Cerejo, Satish Chakravarthy/ Rap- Leon James
Lyrics: Na.Muthukumar
What a well crafted fusion piece in Maand raga! Janardhan-ji’s sitar is heady and the crisp rap bit that uses the notes ‘sa’ and ‘dha’repeatedly makes you smile indulgently. This song is all about a thudding heart. Could hit the charts too for its newness.
Muzhumathi (Instrumental)…
Piano-Satish Chakravarthy, Flute-Nathan.
A delightful interpretation of song no.2 with instruments alone. The piano simply coos. Do we hear the pipa too?
Verdict: An album devoted to gentle romance. You like the fact that the music is tidy and uncluttered. Sathish’s creativity comes to the fore in a couple of songs. This cheery album certainly does not disappoint.
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Kanimozhi (2010) Original ACD Rip [VBR] 320 Kbps
Track Listing :
1 Penee Pogathe – http://www.mediafire.com/?xcheiepwpwc8c3u
Singers : Clinton Cerejo, Sam Keertham & Timothy Mdhukar
Lyricis : Pa. Vijay
2 Muzhumadhi – http://www.mediafire.com/?krcc3eq7ocbvtod
Singers : Vijay Yesudas & Bela Shende
Lyricis : Na.Muthukumar
3 Yaaro Ival Ival – http://www.mediafire.com/?jhvr51dea6zb5vv
Singers : Mukesh & Bela Shende
Guesh Vocals : Parthiv Ghil
Lyricis : Na.Muthukumar
4 Thada Thada Endru – http://www.mediafire.com/?2gyd224i9tfr3ss
Singers : Clinton Cerej & Satish Chakravarthy
Rap : Leon James
Lyricis : Na.Muthukumar
5 Muzhumadhi ( Instrumental) – http://www.mediafire.com/?com2n7qekc6d9a2
Pian : Satish Chakravarthy
Flute : Nathan
All Songs Download 36 MB: http://www.mediafire.com/?myoegloz2svgygi
‘Kanimozhi’ is a love story produced by actress Sona’s UNIQ Creations in association with T Siva of Amma Creations.
The film is directed by debutant Sripathy a former associate of Venkat Prabhu. Jai and Vijay Vasanth of ‘Chennai 600028’ fame have performed the lead roles while newcomer Shazahn Padamsee plays the heroine. Shazahn is from Bollywood, She was last seen opposite Ranbir Kapoor in the film ‘Rocket Singh’.
Music of the film is by Satish Chakravarthy who was an assistant of AR Rahman. ‘Kanimozhi’ album consists of 4 straight songs and one instrumental version. Three songs are written by Na. Muthukumar and one is written by Pa. Vijay.
‘Kanimozhi’ music album was launched on July 22 by Chief Minister M. Karunanidhi.
1. Penne Pogathey
Singers: Clinton Cerejo, Sam Keerthan, Timothy Madhukar
Lyricist: Pa. Vijay
“Penne Pogathey” sound a teen pop with a lot of Yuvan feel in it. Clinton voice is credible in this yuppie song sung by the hero after he has seen the heroine for the first time. Lavish guitar flows throughout reminding bubblegum pops. The purpose of having this song is achieved.
2. Muzhumadhi
Singers: Vijay Yesudas, Bela Shende
Lyricist: Na. Muthukumar
“Muzhumadhi” is a soft melody delicately paced so well to follow and be with. The interlude bits are great with a clean mix of instruments. Particularly the flute in the second. Na. Muthukumar’s metaphors make this number a wholesome love duet. Vijay Yesudas and Bela Shende are excellent in this. Pick of the pack.
3. Yaaro Ival Ival
Singers: Mukesh, Bela Shende
Lyricist: Na. Muthukumar
“Yaaro Ival Ival” Is a real cheerful number with hearty drums. The tempo rocks you thorough out the song. Shenai interludes give a divine status to this love song. Again Bele Shende excels this time with Mukesh. The simple words of Muthukumar and the pulsating rhythm combined with beautiful vocals makes this song memorable. Very impressive you can fall in love. Another Pick of the pack.
4. Thada Thada
Singer: Clinton Cerejo, Satish Chakravarthy
Lyricist: Na. Muthukumar
“Thada Thada” is as pleasing as a 80’s Illayaraja lovelorn melody. Minimal rhythmic notes taken to top by the vocals. Interludes are pleasingly different with assortment. Strings and veena one time and a neat slow rap the other time. Nice.
5. Muzhumadhi
Instrumental
A delightful instrumental interpretation of ‘Muzhumadhi’ song. Piano and flute ably conducted by drums. As good as the original.
When you finish hearing all the songs of this album you feel you’ve become few years younger and more positive. The album is definitely worth its money. All the songs are fitting to a romance, particularly the songs Muzhumadhi and Yaaro Ival Ival are O… HO. Satish Chakravarthy who debuted with a dull ‘Leelai’ has come back very strongly but notably influenced by Yuvan.
Now the only concern is the visuals and picturisation of these songs match the creativity and inherent sweetness of the songs.