As Peranmai nears completion we are hearing that the film will lack in one of the elements that is considered inevitable in a Tamil film; the duet. The film revolves around the exploits of a forest official (Jayam Ravi) who has to solve a fundamental issue that has been making the lives of people living in and around the forest very tough. Director Jananathan
seems to have thought that infusing a love duet into such a racy and turbulent script would not help matters and hence did away with it. However there are songs in the movie.
The highlight of the movie is itself said to be one song that was shot in Thalakonam. The song runs in the background as Jayam Ravi takes on a band of bad guys in the forest area. Sources say that the song is thrilling and that the fight has come out extremely well. If one’s memory is right, then the last time such a thing was attempted was in Dhool where Vikram went berserk with Paravai Muniamma’s voice going ‘Singam pola’ in the background. That was a huge plus for the movie, hope it turns out similarly successful for Jayam Ravi and Peranmai.
seems to have thought that infusing a love duet into such a racy and turbulent script would not help matters and hence did away with it. However there are songs in the movie.
The highlight of the movie is itself said to be one song that was shot in Thalakonam. The song runs in the background as Jayam Ravi takes on a band of bad guys in the forest area. Sources say that the song is thrilling and that the fight has come out extremely well. If one’s memory is right, then the last time such a thing was attempted was in Dhool where Vikram went berserk with Paravai Muniamma’s voice going ‘Singam pola’ in the background. That was a huge plus for the movie, hope it turns out similarly successful for Jayam Ravi and Peranmai.
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