Suddenly, Bharathi loses her vision and Kannan takes her to hospital where it is diagnosed that the blindness is heredity related and there is no treatment available to cure (Bharathi's mother also lost her vision a few years back). Ramasamy arranges for the couple to live in a separate house to avoid problems between Appatha and Bharathi, as she does not approve that Bharathi continues her work after marriage. Kannan's father Ramasamy (Poo Ram) and grandmother Appatha ( Vadivukkarasi) are skeptic about Bharathi as an educated and well-employed woman's integration to their simple rural family. The romance opens to a wedding after a meeting between both families. She later learns about his aide to the poor village people by obtaining loans for them and comes to appreciate him. THANKS for reading till here.Kamalakannan ( Udhayanidhi Stalin), an agriculture graduate doing organic farming, meets with the newly-appointed bank manager Bharathi ( Tamannaah) regarding unpaid bank loans.
please confirm the pronounciations of (which i also have doubt as i am a MALAYALI) - 1.Yennum/Yen? 2.Kelkirein/Keithkirein?, 3.Karupinil/Karuthinil?, 4.Niraithen/Niraipein?." i say the song is one "that will hold me still if i hear it even when i cross a road". you are disadvantaged by the karaoke - 1.which is 4min31sec when the song (i have!) is 4min3sec, 2.not that perfectly played as the film song. you have improvised the song at places - 1.sathisaidhadhu, 2.ninmmadhi,3.orariro(last). else why should i spend time writitng this comment when i could do anything else! i say - "you have perfected the kanay kalaimaanay line you have noted the voice vibrations at almost all places. i just want to help you to be better just as you said in your blog. you have made a sincere effort to give your best.if you feel "who the hell are you to comment on my song". i landed in your blog from a search for the meaning of the lyrics of kannay kalaimaanay. I've tried to show justice to the song and the legends. Dasettan had a great liking for this song. That last song of the poet brought crowning fame to Ilayaraja as the Music Director, Dasettan as the most appropriate singer, and by extension to Kamal Hasan as the one who provided lip movements. And true enough Kannadasan never came back.This was the great poet's last song. In a very moving mood, Ilayaraja composed music for that song. That song was needed for a moving situation in the movie. He felt that Kannadasan had a message that he was leaving the Music lovers forever.
Ilayaraja somehow had a premonition that this song would be the very last song from Kannadasan. He read and re- read the lyrics and sought to grasp the hidden meaning. As soon as Ilayaraja received the lyrics, he was overcome with untold sorrow. That was the last song of the greatest poet the cine field had ever seen. Ilayaraja sent for a song, and Kannadasan gave the song. It was at this time that the film MOONRAM PIRAI was in the making. In 1980, Kannadasan was not feeling well and was getting prepared to leave for Chicago for medical treatment. Here comes a lullaby from me.The great song Kanne Kalaimane from the legend Kamal Hassan's Moonram Pirai.An ever green super hit of Raja Sir (Ilayaraja) and Dasettan (Dr.K J Yesudas).music and voice by these geniuses respectively and the lyrics of the ever greatest Kaviyarasu Kannadasan.
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