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Here's a record with a lot of hidden layers. On the surface, it's a fairly straight-ahead collection where Baltimore reedman Todd Marcus fronts a piano-bass-drums quartet (two different lineups, to be precise). But Marcus' horn of choice is the bass clarinet, with its distinctive dark hue, the first tip-off. His compositions are unusually but sensibly organized; his other working band is an 8-10 piece ensemble, so he knows something about arranging. And his paternal Egyptian heritage has led him into study of music from the Arabic world, which manifests in colorful pieces like "Wahsouli" or "Blues for Tahrir." It's distinct and studied, but merges into the modern mainstream. Inheritance, implying a personal grappling with history, is a fitting title.
Samantha has been on a break from work and was vacationing in Bali before returning to India for the promotion of Kushi. She joined Vijay at the Kushi musical concert in Hyderabad last month and the two set the stage on fire as they danced to the romantic numbers from the film. The film has lovely songs like Na Rojaa Nuvve, Aradhya, Yedhaki Oka Gaayam, Osi Pellama and the Kushi title song.
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Thalapathy Vijay and director Lokesh Kanagaraj's super hit film, 'Leo', is marching towards Rs 500 crore worldwide. The action thriller, which falls under LCU (Lokesh Cinematic Universe), saw a huge dip in collection on October 25. After the Dussehra holidays came to an end, theatres are seeing a decline in audiences' turnout. Yet, it has been collecting in double digits in India, according to trade reports. advertisement'LEO' MARCHES TOWARDS RS 500 CRORE WORLDWIDE Thalapathy Vijay's 'Leo' was one of the most anticipated films of 2023. The film graced the screens on October 19 in multiple languages.
Directed by Lokesh Kanagaraj, 'Leo' is inching towards the Rs 500-crore mark worldwide. On October 25, a day after the Dussehra holidays, the film witnessed a major dip in collection. According to early estimates, 'Leo' is said to have earned Rs 12.50 crore net in India.
Anirudh began to reinterpret music for 'mass' hero films from Kaththi. Just as AR Rahman's 'Oruvan Oruvan' from Muthu was a completely different introduction song for Rajinikanth, 'Pakkam Vanthu' had a trippy and free-flowing structure that is very different from, say, 'Pattu Onnu' from the earlier Jilla. The songs from this phase sound sophisticated. For instance, 'Tamilselvi' from Remo (2016) is carefully layered, with each layer rising and falling according to even rhythms. Rum (2017) is a neglected gem from this phase with intricately produced songs such as 'Hola Amigo', 'Kadavulae Vidai' and 'Peiyophobilia'.
What has not changed over the decade is how loopable Anirudh is. Of course, you could loop songs by Ilaiyaraaja and AR Rahman. But, many of Anirudh's songs seem to be purposed for looping. Often, he does away with the linear pallavi-anupallavi-charanam structure. Instead, he weaves musical ideas around a kernel.
'Yennai Maatrum Kadhale' from Naanum Rowdy Dhaan (2015) is made up of three simple tunes (or melodic ideas), two of which are sung by the lead singer, and the third by a chorus. We hear these tunes in order first. They are then shuffled around and developed to create a sound that's different from songs with a linear structure.
This is not to say that Anirudh's songs are simple ditties. The phrases might be simple, but they are developed and arranged in complex ways. That's why his songs are often instantly catchy, and yet, reward repeated listeners. He redefines uniqueness by making repeatability a part of it. A great tune might be memorable. But it's not repeatable until it can be remembered by a listener who is only paying partial attention to it.
Probably the most mellow of Anirudh's albums, Vanakkam Chennai had 'Osaka Osaka', 'Oh Penne', and 'Ailasa Ailasa', but it also had fun songs like 'Chennai City Gangsta' and 'Engadi Porandha'. The album is significant in his discography because it showed that in the absence of star directors or actors, Anirudh's music could be the star of a film.
Petta also marked the transition from having five or six songs in the album in addition to a theme song or two to having only a song or two in the album with the rest made up of the film's themes.
'Selfie Pulla' sounds like it wasn't made in a studio but on the dance floor. It's impossible to ever guess the genre of Anirudh's songs because, often, he only adopts the sound of a genre without wholly subscribing to it. You hear a bit of rock and folk in the song.
VIP was Anirudh's first 'mass' album. But we are nowhere close to the complex sound of Vedalam. This is still the early Anirudh and the album includes melodically interesting songs like 'Amma Amma' in which two voices interpret the same tune differently, or even 'Udhungada Sangu', which keeps changing genre.
Vijay had some bananas, and he divided them into two lots A and B. He sold the first lot at the rate of Rs. 2 for 3 bananas and the second lot at the rate of Rs. 1 per banana, and got a total of Rs. 400. If he had sold the first lot at the rate of Rs. 1 per banana, and the second lot at the rate of Rs. 4 for 5 bananas, his total collection would have been Rs. 460. Find the total number of bananas he had.