Could Isaignani Ilaiyaraaja and Yuvan Shankar Raja Sing Together for the First Time?
Synopsis
Key Takeaways
- Ilaiyaraaja and Yuvan Shankar Raja collaborate for the first time.
- The song will feature in the film 'Kombuseevi'.
- Directed by Ponram, the film boasts a strong cast.
- Emotional lyrics by Pa. Vijay highlight the song.
- Set in Theni, the film focuses on local lives.
Chennai, Nov 17 (NationPress) In an exciting first, Ilaiyaraaja, one of India's premier music composers, has collaborated with his younger son Yuvan Shankar Raja to record a song together. This landmark track will be featured in the upcoming film 'Kombuseevi'.
The movie is being produced by Star Cinemas under the guidance of Mukesh T. Chelliah and is directed by Ponram. It stars Shanmuga Pandian, the son of Captain Vijayakanth, alongside actor Sarathkumar in lead roles.
This heartwarming song, crafted by lyricist Pa. Vijay, opens with touching lines: “Amma en thangakani, neethane ellam ini, thaalattum paattu ingae yaar solvaar.”
The duet showcases the exceptional talent of both Ilaiyaraaja and Yuvan Shankar Raja, with the latter also composing the piece, which is anticipated to be a standout moment in 'Kombuseevi'.
Notably, Ponram has previously directed successful films such as 'Varutha Padatha Valibar Sangam', 'Rajini Murugan', 'Seemaraja', 'MGR Magan', and 'DSP'. This film marks his first collaboration with Yuvan Shankar Raja, and it also features the debut pairing of Sarathkumar and Shanmuga Pandian.
Insiders suggest that the film promises to be a vibrant mix of comedy and action.
Filming, which began in Theni and wrapped up in Chennai, was conducted on an extensive budget.
Newcomer Tharnika plays the female lead, alongside other notable actors including Sujith Shankar, Kalki, Munishkanth, Kali Venkat, and George Mariyan.
The film's cinematography is managed by Balasubramaniam, with editing by Dinesh. Saravana Abiram oversees the art direction, while action sequences are choreographed by Phoenix Prabhu. Set in the regions of Theni, Andipatti, and Usilampatti, the narrative delves into the lives of its inhabitants.
The highly anticipated film is slated for a December release this year.