#LINGAA #SONGS #REVIEW Thanks to #Behindwoods Album Release Date : Nov 16,2014 CAST AND CREW 1 of 1 Production: Rockline Entertainments Cast : Anushka, Rajinikanth, Sonakshi Sinha Direction: KS Ravikumar Screenplay: KS Ravikumar Story: KS Ravikumar Music : AR Rahman Background score: AR Rahman Lingaa is one of the most awaited movies of the year starring Superstar Rajinikanth, Sonakshi Sinha and Anushka in the lead roles. AR Rahman has composed the songs for this KS Ravikumar directorial Oh Nanba Singers: Aaryan Dinesh Kanagaratnam, S.P. Balasubramaniam Lyrics: Vairamuthu Reverberating SPB kicking in with the flamingo type orchestration, Oh nanba is a thorough retro. Isaipuyal has taken an outdated genre and has cleverly fused it with party-mix and rap. The acoustic strumming and the congo add a constant pace. The period setting in the movie might give an edge to the track. En Mannavva Singers: Aditi Paul, Srinivas Lyrics: Vairamuthu Rahman tends to keep it simple when its for Superstar. Thanks to the tune, this duet is chirpy and Bollywood like. The bhols, swarasthanams and tambourine give us an idea of what to expect on screen. Might not be instantly accessible though. Indianne Vaa Singers: A.R. Rahman Lyrics: Vairamuthu The magical Rahman voices for a song that readily talks of unity and patriotism. The powerful chorus, authoritative lyrics and the groovy rhythm progression make it an addictive number. Rahman scores as a quality tenor again. The experimental tape-beat towards the end and the sudden change in the lead tune are typical Rahman elements. Mona Gasolina Singers: Mano, Neeti Mohan, Tanvi Shah Lyrics: Madan Karky The powerful Mano is back. Nadhaswaram for a melody? That is AR Rahman. Starts off like a mash up of all the recent international trends in music with all the growling in the singing and the Spanish phrases. But the catchy lyrics, thavil and interesting chords in the background make it fun filled and celebratory. Neeti and Tanvi, the female singers are top class. Unmai Orunaal Vellum Singers: Haricharan Lyrics: Vairamuthu The much needed pathos of the album. With just the hand drum and the deep Haricharans voice, Unmai orunaal is soft and sober. The instrumentation and the singing neatly parted for an uncomplicated listen shows Rahman reaching out to the casual listeners. Verdict: With Rahman experimenting to give period specific music, Linga isnt the usual easily accessible Rajinikanth album. Time and visuals might give a different perspective.
Posted on: Sun, 16 Nov 2014 01:26:24 +0000
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