Yes...I know... Sivachandran was playing the piano (and not the guitar) in the original clip :). But what can I do...there was no such widget available on this site I stumbled upon today (much to my delight) :)
I heard this song today after a long, long time. I believe it was Kannadhasan who wrote it (the movie is said to have 2 songwriters, the other being Gangai Amaran, thus the slight doubt) but on second thoughts, it has to be Kannadhasan who wrote the song! Between the two, I would not like to have it any other way! :)
Kannadhasan does have this magical ability to make me feel as though he wrote most of his reflective songs for me. LOL. Just kidding there. I am sure literally every other thamizhian in the world shares that sentiment. :)
Its soothing lyrics, coupled with the memories that came back to me of the movie, Aval Appadithaan, and the characterisation of its protagonist (Manju - Sri Priya), served as a reassuring diversion on a lazy evening on a holiday like this...when having extra time to idle away could make one's mind wander into one too many reflections :)
I heard this song today after a long, long time. I believe it was Kannadhasan who wrote it (the movie is said to have 2 songwriters, the other being Gangai Amaran, thus the slight doubt) but on second thoughts, it has to be Kannadhasan who wrote the song! Between the two, I would not like to have it any other way! :)
Kannadhasan does have this magical ability to make me feel as though he wrote most of his reflective songs for me. LOL. Just kidding there. I am sure literally every other thamizhian in the world shares that sentiment. :)
Its soothing lyrics, coupled with the memories that came back to me of the movie, Aval Appadithaan, and the characterisation of its protagonist (Manju - Sri Priya), served as a reassuring diversion on a lazy evening on a holiday like this...when having extra time to idle away could make one's mind wander into one too many reflections :)
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