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Video title: Ratchagan
Category: Tamil Movie Songs, Movie Songs (Tamil)
This is a song from the 2016 Tamil suspense-drama movie Ratchagan directed by Sa. R. Swamy and produced by I. P. S. The song is sung by playback singer Sathyapriya.
The music is composed by Pravin Mani and the lyrics are written by Vivek. The song was released on 19 May 2016.
Background
Ratchagan is a film, directed by Sa. R. Swamy, produced by I. P. S. Rajkumar under the banner of Divam Chennai. The music is composed by Pravin Mani, while the lyrics are penned by Vivek. This is the second collaboration between Pravin and Vivek. The film also stars Vijay Sethupathi and Sathyapriya, and has music designed by newcomer Santhosh Narayanan.
Reception
The song went viral within a day of its release. While its music is considered to be a throwback to 1980s cinema, the song itself is a piece of contemporary music, that goes beyond the age and the genre. The lyrics are thought-provoking. The song gained a lot of popularity and became very popular among teenagers.
It is widely accepted that this song has a catchy tune, that keeps a constant note. In an interview, Pravin Mani stated that, in spite of being a very catchy tune, it is difficult to explain it on paper.
The song was noted for its catchiness. The Times of India wrote, "This song has the potent melody of 1980s movies like Chilakal Varamagal and Premam. This fusion of sounds, coupled with a rocking, consistent beat, is a welcome reminder of the time when rock music was still in its nascent phase."
The Times of India and Deccan Chronicle gave the song 3.5 stars out of 5, stating that "Ratchagan is a song with real-life, present-day appeal. It is surely a well-loved song by music director Pravin Mani, and composer Santhosh Narayanan has provided an apt musical background." The Hindu and Saam 01e38acffe
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