Narumugaiye a&r rahman biography

  • Did you know that Iruvar was originally titled Anandam?
  • Rahman started working as a musician at the age of 12 when his father expired.
  • Narumugaiye" is a Tamil song from the Indian film "Iruvar." It was released in 1997 and directed by Mani Ratnam.
  • Narumugiye.. English Translation and more about the song. Iruvar, Music: A R Rahman.

    Without doubt, this is the best song I heard of A R Rahman and at times I had a gut feeling that this is the best song I had ever heard of. Rarely does a song combine with the best lyrics and stunning music.


    Theme: A women and her lover, opening their sincere feelings towards others.
    Scenes: Presented in Black and White color, the song is a song in a film inside the film ‘Iruvar’. Two scenes merges together here, one- the film scene inside the film, and two- the hero’s character towards his wife. In between the black and white shots, there included few scenes where the hero characters showing few moments of the movie he just acted to his wife. The lyrics blends well with both the situations, one to show their love and second to show the growth of their bond between the newly wedded couple.

    Lyrics: KaviperarasuVairamuthu’s brilliant lyrics, does need another poem to praise him. He used Sangam Tamil instead of the modern Tamil to get the best feeling of the era of the situation. To be more clear, the lyrics was not completely written/developed by Vairamuthu but he selected few lines from various Sangam era Poetry.
    Music: A beautiful Carnatic c

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  • narumugaiye a&r rahman biography
  • song: narumugaiye
    singers: Unnikrishnan, BombayJayashri

    film context
    This is the first song of the film. It is a period of great happiness for Anandan (Mohanlal), for he seems to have finally landed his big break, working as a 'hero' for the first time and he has also just married Pushpa (Aishwarya Rai, version 1). The song is principally structured as a duet for that film-within-film featuring the leads (Madhubala in a guest appearance) while masterfully cutting back to real-life to the locally honeymooning (!) couple, with Anandan showing off some his histrionics to his new wife.

    The setting seems to be from the story of Shakuntala, with Dushyanta riding into the ashram to encounter the dazzling damsel (the famous Raja Ravi Varma pose is elegantly referenced in one of the dance poses).

    the music, the playback
    A.R.Rahman tuned an exquisite Carnatic classical based song for 'Narumugaiye' using the traditional mridangam, ghaTam, violins and veeNai (if I recognise it correctly). (It would surprise some who saw him merely as a pop musician.) The song blends in wonderfully with the visuals and the lyrics, and is one of the great melodies of the Rahman catalogue.

    the playback
    The choice of the playback singers was particularly of interest. Unnikrishnan and Bom