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GV Prakash sings a song for Naachiyaar composed by maestro Ilaiyaraaja

GV Prakash sang a romantic song for Naachiyaar, which is composed by music director Ilaiyaraaja.

Published on: Nov 17, 2017, 21:00:08 IST
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GV Prakash, who stars in Bala’s upcoming directorial Naachiyaar is on cloud nine. The composer-turned-actor has crooned a romantic number for the film and the music is composed by none other than maestro Ilaiyaraaja. GV took to his Twitter page to express his excitement and wrote, “An important day in my life ... I have sung a song in maestro #Ilaiyaraaja sirs music ... a beautiful duet ... for #Naachiyaar.”

GV Prakash recording for a song to be featured in Naachiyaar, composed by Ilaiyaraaja.
GV Prakash recording for a song to be featured in Naachiyaar, composed by Ilaiyaraaja.

The film, which is a crime thriller also stars Jyothika in the lead role. GV will be seen in a different avatar altogether and he has been receiving praises from audience and film fraternity for his look and act in the film. The teaser was released on November 15 by Jyothika’s husband, actor Surya.

The film is also being talked about for the one swear word that Jyothika is seen spurting out in the teaser. While some are angered that the makers are trying to get publicity by making a female lead do this, others are arguing that a female lead should not be restricted from swearing on screen if it is required for the script.

The multi-talented artiste also sang a song for Vijay’s Mersal titled, Mersal Arasan. The song was composed by AR Rahman.

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