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**ALWAR_AJITH** · 2nd January 2015, 12:03 PM

Forget to say harris give good songs eventhough some songs give engeyo kette feel but its expected in gvm-harris combo..

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**Russellmvr** · 2nd January 2015, 12:04 PM

Is this first Ajith HJ Combo?

**ALWAR_AJITH** · 2nd January 2015, 12:05 PM

Originally Posted by Muthalvan

Is this first Ajith HJ Combo?

Yes

**ALWAR_AJITH** · 2nd January 2015, 12:12 PM

Best of album is oru velli kollusu pole ...thamarai lyrics

**yellow** · 2nd January 2015, 12:18 PM

Originally Posted by ALWAR_AJITH

Eventhough its not release on ponggal sure shot it can storm malaysian boxoffice coz we have chinese new year leave here. Fake publicity,self promotion,selfish ilatha oru manushan sure we stand behind him for anycost.

super ji

**Siv.S** · 2nd January 2015, 12:56 PM

milliblog

Sunitha Sarathy and Kharesma Ravichandran’s highly fangled Tamil jars in Yaen ennai, but Harris’ catchy tune has enough oomph, while the alluring sounds in Mazhai vara is highly reminiscent of Harris’ work for the late director Jeeva. Unakkenna venum depends on Benny’s vocals and the simple guitar background that Harris lovingly puts together, besides the wonderfully pleasant tune. Chinmayi, in the song’s sober version, Idhayathai yedho, does well too, with Thamarai’s lyrics too coming to the fore! Devan handles the title song admirably well, but Harris’ funky backgrounds contribute more to the song’s appeal. Adhaaru adhaaru is a crowd-pleasing kuthu that gets everything right – Vijay Prakash and Gana Bala are on top of the raucous track. The soundtrack’s surprise is Maya bazaar, an interesting melange that mixes dubstep’py goodness delivered by Krishna Iyer, with a fabulously retro melody led by Aalaap Raju and Priya Subramanian, and then a techno-folk mix handled superbly by Velmurugan that also holds a nadaswaram-based Kalyana samayal saadham prelude, to go with the Gadothkajan opening… only to end in a waltz’y note repeating the retro tune in a new perspective! Yennai Arindhaal is Harris’ best in a long time, thanks largely to director Gautam Menon!