Song : Mudinjiriche
Film/Album : Independent
Singers : Sakthi Raj
Lyricist : Thillai Karthik
Music : Harish Ramachandran
Impact of the song
If one is able to completely block out the words of this song, it is actually quite pleasant and foot-tapping.
Vocal rendition
Sakthi Raj sings with a lot of feeling but has to work with the song’s lyrics – which is a huge handicap.
Lyrics
If nothing else, the song’s lyrics capture the essence of break-up quite well but lyricist Thillai Karthik has taken his cue from the words of Why this Kolaveri Di
Final Analysis
The musical arrangements and varied instrumentation make this song palatable and for those who enjoy Thanglish lyrics, this song could prove to be a treat.
Rating: 6 out of 10
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