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Waltzto this romantic song from the latest collection of Wedding Songs Tamil mp3 download list. The melody of this Tamil wedding song also makes it ideal to add as a background score to your wedding video.

This iconic song from the movie Roja has graced the wedding songs Tamil mp3 download list for the last three decades and continues to be the most romantic song ever. It is a must-include background score for your wedding playlist.

For a magical grand entry for the bride and the groom at their wedding reception, pick this dreamy song from the wedding day songs on the Tamil download list. This song will match any slow-motion pre-wedding video shots of your marriage movie.

One of the most famous Tamil movie wedding songs of the 90s is this track, sung and acted in by the renowned Indian singer S.P. Balasubrahmanyam. Add this to the list of wedding day songs in Tamil for the 90s kids to dance to.

If you love electric guitars and heavy beats, you will love picking this song from the list of Tamil wedding songs. It can be a great background score for the groom's captivating entry to the wedding venue.

Sakthivel is the only son of a rich landlord in a village. He roams around with his uncle Kundalagesi without taking any responsibilities, which irritates his father. One day, Sakthi meets Indhu in his village, and it is love at first sight for him. He meets her on a few more instances and proposes his love. Though reluctant at first, Indhu falls for Sakthi.

Sakthi's father meets his close friend after so many years, and they decide to get their children married to each other. Sakthi gets furious hearing this and requests his father to stop the wedding plans, for which he does not agree. As Sakthi is scared of his father, he is unable to convey about his love.

Sakthi formulates a plan along with Kundalakesi and his friend Madhi. They plan to create a problem when their families meet so the wedding will be cancelled. On the day of the meeting, Sakthi and his sidekicks try so many things to disturb the gathering, but all goes in vain.

Finally Sakthi falsely accuses that the bride's family members speak ill about his family, which brings about a heated argument. In between the argument, Sakthi hits the bride's father to blow up the problem, but is shocked to see Indhu over there dressed up as the bride. Only then Sakthi realises that the bride is none other than Indhu, and feels bad that he has spoiled the event.

Indhu is angered seeing Sakthi hit her father, so she ditches him and leaves to Chennai. Sakthi's father is equally angry over his friend believing the false accusation made by Sakthi. Sakthi tries to convince his father and Indhu, but neither of them gets convinced. Sakthi comes to Chennai to meet Indhu and explain to her about the incident. Indhu, though reluctant to meet Sakthi at first, later understands his position and accepts him.

Sakthi saves Latha from committing suicide, and Inspector Kalyanaraman misunderstands them as couples. Also, Madhi is married to a rich, arrogant businesswoman Savithri. Madhi romances with a prostitute (Vichithra), and when Savithri spots them together, he defends them by introducing the prostitute as Sakthi's wife. Another man mistakes Sakthi as his son-in-law.

Finally Sakthi convinces both his father and Indhu's father, and their wedding is arranged. A few hilarious events happen when everyone attends the wedding, misunderstanding Sakthi as a cheat. Everything is sorted out when the girls involved open up the truth to everyone. In the end, Sakthi unites with Indhu.

K. N. Vijiyan of New Straits Times gave the film a positive review, saying the music was the only "sore" point as many of the songs were intrusive to the plot.[4] D. S. Ramanjuan of The Hindu wrote, "CHAOTIC SITUATIONS and rip-roaring fun, a hallmark of director Sunder C. (the humour content outbeats the director's "Ullathal Alli Thaa") pervade the frames right through in Lakshmi Movie Makers', "Unakkaga Ellam Unakkaga". C. Siraj's fun-filled story and dialogue find good outlet in the screenplay of the director."[5] Aurangazeb of Kalki questioned that while it is good to make comedy films amidst violence filled action films, how can one force someone to laugh when the laughs are hard to come.[6] Deccan Herald wrote "If you want to simply sit back and watch, see Unakkaga Ellam Unakkaga , it`ll be easy, and I can promise you it won`t leave you wishing the film had ended differently, as you probably did with Minsara Kanna !".[7] P. Sai Suresh won the Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Editor.[8]

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