Idi Muzhakkam: Seenu Ramasamy drops lyric videos of two G V Prakash songs
Synopsis
Key Takeaways
National Award-winning filmmaker Seenu Ramasamy on Sunday, 26 July released the lyrical videos of two songs from his long-awaited Tamil film 'Idi Muzhakkam', starring G V Prakash Kumar and Gayathrie Shankar in the lead roles. The songs, 'Kaana Vilakku Mayile' and 'Adi Theni Santhaiyil', were shared by the director directly on his X timeline alongside a detailed note to fans.
What Seenu Ramasamy Said
In his post, Ramasamy described 'Idi Muzhakkam' as 'a full-fledged commercial film directed by me in Tamil cinema.' He dedicated the film to veteran director Bharathiraja, whom he referred to as one of his cinematic gurus. He urged fans to listen to the songs, share their feedback, and extend their support to the project.
The director confirmed that writer Jeyamohan and he had jointly penned the film's dialogues, while choreographers Dinesh Master and Radhika have handled the dance sequences. Release work for the film is being managed by producer Kalaimagan Mubarak.
Music and Lyrics
The film's music has been composed by N R Raghunanthan, with lyrics for both songs written by celebrated lyricist Vairamuthu. The two lyrical videos mark the first major promotional push for a film that has been ready for release for a considerable period.
Cast and Story
Beyond the lead pair, 'Idi Muzhakkam' features an ensemble cast including Saranya Ponvannan, M S Bhaskar, Karuppu Raja (Kanja Karuppu), Isakki Raghu, singer Anthony Daasan, Alan Tolstoy, Vetri Kumaran, Billa David, Yogi Devaraj, the late actor Marimuthu, and Manobala, with Soundararaja playing a prominent role.
The film is a revenge action thriller, with G V Prakash reportedly playing a meat stall owner and Gayathrie Shankar portraying a nurse. According to sources, the story is set in the southern districts of Tamil Nadu.
Festival Run and Theatrical Prospects
Notably, 'Idi Muzhakkam' was premiered at the Pune International Film Festival in 2024, where it received a strong reception. Despite the festival success, the film's makers have faced challenges in securing a theatrical release. The release of the lyrical videos signals a renewed push to build audience momentum ahead of a theatrical launch.
Seenu Ramasamy is best known for directing Vijay Sethupathi's critically acclaimed 'Thenmerkku Paruvakaatru' and 'Dharmadurai', both of which earned him a dedicated following in Tamil cinema. Whether 'Idi Muzhakkam' reaches screens soon remains to be seen, but Sunday's song release marks a significant step forward.