Also 2006 saw a craze among the music composers to go for remix songs. He scored the music for over half a dozen films, while Srikanth Deva closely followed him.Īlso the year saw Kamal Haasan's Dasavatharam going to floors with music by Bollywood's Himesh Reshmaiayya. The song Valameenukkum was a simple folksy number, with catchy lyrics and an unsophisticated and yet, fine choreography by Shobi.Īs regards the music director who composed for the maximum number of films, it is Imman all the way. This film announced out loud the arrival of music director Sundar C Babu, son of veteran Veena maestro Chittibabu, to Tamil filmdom. Gana Ulaganathan, who was hitherto an unfamiliar name despite having sung a number in the film ‘Machi’ (the song Gummango Gummango) earlier, became a name to reckon with, after this song which became an instant hit with kids and elders alike. Like for instance, Valameenukum Vilangumeenukum from the film Chithiram Pesudhadi. While film music per se retained its usual magical charm with the viewers, few songs climbed the hilt and emerged smash hits. While Yuvan Shankar Raja, Srikanth Deva and D Imman composed music for many films, veterans like A R Rahman and Harris Jayaraj came up with just a couple of films this 2006. The year 2006 has been a surprise package.
Well, a musical year it has indeed been, with an upsurge of potent musicians, who possess talents so much so that they can be called neighbour’s envy, Kollywood’s pride! With talents and technology spree like never before, Kollywood is now more self-contained than ever, with a bunch of refreshingly new talents to watch out for. Music has always been an inevitable and indispensable part of regional films in India.
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