The songs were released on the same day midnight. The film's teaser was released on the launch event.
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Initially, Madurai was considered as the venue for the event, but the audio launch was held at the Taj Coromandel hotel on 10 June with a live telecast being held on Thanthi TV the event was hosted by Anjana Rangan, with the presence of cast and crew and other celebrities. The promotions for the soundtrack began on 6 June 2015, four days ahead of the music launch. But the release of the music album was later postponed to 5 June, and eventually the makers finalised that the audio will be launched on 10 June 2015. On 20 March 2015, the film's production company hinted about the release strategies of the film, with the audio of the film was scheduled to be launched on. The video footage of this song garnered 1 million views within a month. Within hours after its release both the song and its video went viral, and eventually topped the charts online. A video making of this song also revealed on the same day, which featured dubsmash of various celebrities including Anirudh Ravichander, Sri Divya, Vimal, Sathish, Rajendran, Jiiva, Arya and Bobby Simha amongst others. The song released through streaming platforms on the midnight, due to technical gliches. The song was released on at the Super Singer World Tour, held at Suntec City in Singapore. The team planned to release "Yennamma Ippadi Panreengalema" as the lead single due to the phrase being popular among young audiences initially the single was supposed to be released on 24 January 2015, coinciding Imman's birthday, which did not happen. Imman also recorded a romantic track in March 2015, by which the composition has been wrapped. In February 2015, Imman tweeted in his microblogging page that he roped in debutant singer Mahalingam and mimicry artist-cum-actor Badava Gopi for a fun track. Sivakarthikeyan sang the titular track for the fourth time, which is a middle-eastern type of music set in Vakulabharanam raga. The song featured Sivakarthikeyan and Soori being seen dancing in the busy streets of Madurai.
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During December 2014, Imman had composed and recorded vocals for the track titled "Yennamma Ippadi Panreengalema" based on a popular phrase used by Lakshmy Ramakrishnan in the TV Series Solvathellam Unmai.
It is also utterly unambitious, content with clearing its low bar, but this unpretentiousness is also what makes it work to an extent.As Rajinimurugan marked the reunion of Sivakarthikeyan, Imman and Ponram after Varuthapadatha Valibar Sangam, whose soundtrack became chartbuster, expectations for the film's soundtrack being increased among fans. And, of course, the film is overlong with innumerable songs and comic scenes that could have been left at the editing table. True their shtick is a bit predictable but they manage to deliver the laughs. As for Sivakarthikeyan and Soori, they seem to have picked up from where they left off in Varuthapadatha Vaalibar Sangam. Yezharai Mookkan does not come across as the kind of villain who needs to be feared and Samuthirakani plays this role with the right amount to seriousness so that we don't discount his threats entirely either. Rajkiran has fun playing the patriarch and also gets a scene in the end to get us all emotional. Something for everyone seems to be Ponram's philosophy here and so, he gives us romance, songs, villainy, family melodrama - all laced with a touch of comedy and presented to us in eye-poppingly bright visuals (the cinematographer is Balasubramaniem). Meanwhile, Yezharai Mookkan (Samuthirakani), a thug (of sorts), tries to get a share of Murugan's ancestral property by defaming his grandfather Ayyankaalai (Rajkiran). So, with his friend Thothadri (Soori) in tow, he starts wooing her. Unfortunately, their once friendly fathers are now not on talking terms. The film actually feels like more of what we had seen in the earlier one (the director even finds a way to link the two films in the climax), but posses a sense of joie de vivre that lifts it up and keeps us amused.Īs for the plot, it revolves around Rajini Murugan (Sivakarthikeyan), a happy-go-lucky (Tamil cinema slang for wastrel) youngster, whose only care in the world is to marry Karthika (Keerthy Suresh), his childhood sweetheart. Review: Rajini Murugan reinforces what we had learned from Varuthapadatha Vaalibar Sangam - director Ponram has a flair for entertaining us even with a story that sounds dated and cliched.
Synopsis: Rajini Murugan locks horns with Yezharai Mookkan who tries to get a share of Murugan's ancestral property by defaming his grandfather.