aarambam indre aagattum. Saravanans writeup in dhool is as delightful as the song. dhool/sotd2/522.html (MSV) summoned SPB and LRE to sing the only duet in the album. This pleasing duet featured the younger Sowcar and Ravichandran, both juniors to senior advocate GG, who brighten the gloomy proceedings with some cheery, romantic moments. SPB fires the first salvo with his suo motu petition, ‘aarambam indRE aagattum’, he pleads passionately. LRE shrugs it off with an adjournment motion ‘aarEzhu naatkaL pOgattum’. He responds with a prayer for injunction against further postponement ‘appOdhum thaLLi pOdakoodaadhu’, to which she wants an order of estoppel: ‘ippOdhE aLLikoLLa koodathu’. Matters proceed thus in this tantalizing trial, when suddenly resentful of their romance becoming sub judice, he asks petulantly ‘sattangaL thittangaL ellaam sandhikkum vELai yEnamma?’ She brings the case to dismissal sine die quoting the age-old stare decisis ‘pattangaL petRaal pOdhumO, paNpaadu maaRippOga koodumO?’ MSV patterns the beginning of the pallavi in the style of ‘yaarOdum pEsakoodadhu’, the withheld track from ooty varai uRavu, but this song takes on a delightful detour subsequently. The caressingly different 2nd charaNam is where MSV signs with a flourish; and here LRE hints at so many delectable invitations in ‘muthamidalaam…konjam poRuthaal’. SPB’s first ever song in Tamil, “aththaanOdu ippadi irundhu eththanai naaLaachu” from the unreleased Hotel Ramba was said to be a duet with LRE. https://youtube/watch?v=XG8yZuymHXc
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