Industrialist Anand Mahindra saw the song Moopila Thamizhe Thaye and praised the song.
The song was recently released to celebrate the Tamil New Year, which is the first day of the month of Chithirai as per the traditional solar calendar.
Music maestro AR Rahman has several successful albums and tracks and has been winning the hearts of music lovers since his debut with the album of the 1992 film Roja. Now, he has added another feather to his cap by releasing the Tamil anthem Moopila Thamizhe Thaye on March 24. The song was composed to celebrate the Tamil New Year, which is the first day of the month of Chithirai according to the traditional solar calendar. in Tamil Nadu. The song was released at Rahman’s concert at the Dubai Expo. The song is also available on Rahman’s Maaja YouTube channel. Marrow is an initiative by Composer to amplify the voices of South Asian indie musicians and aims to enable artists with direct access to supporting resources and monetization opportunities.
Industrialist Anand Mahindra saw the song Moopila Thamizhe Thaye and praised the song. Mahindra tweeted in Tamil, “I initially saw the song when they said that our Jawa bike has been used in this song. Now, I can’t stop watching this song. Excellent music and visuals. ,
I saw it for the first time because it was said to be the Jawa bike pictured in it. Now I can’t wait to see. Great music and videos. @mrrahman Ihttps://t.co/YBSbRhhdID– Anand Mahindra (AnandMahindra) March 27, 2022
Now AR Rahman has also replied to Anand Mahindra’s tweet.
So happy! In the video we say that ‘Mupila Tamil’ is not only your vehicle but also the vehicle that will take the whole world forward! Thanks a lot! https://t.co/IWx7VqvOUl
— arrahman (@arrahman) 29 March 2022
“Very happy! Not just your vehicle in the video, the whole world is moving as one vehicle. ‘Mupila is Tamil’, we say the same,” Rahman tweeted.
AR Rahman, who produced the video song, has brought on board artists like Sadhvi Prakash, Khatija Rehman, AR Amin, Amina Rafique, Gabriela Selous and Poovayar. The lyrics of the song have been written by Thamrai. Recently, Rahman invited Chief Minister MK Stalin to his studio in Dubai and showed him the song. After watching the song, Stalin said that there is no limit to manners and music. Rahman thanked the Chief Minister for visiting and felicitating him.
#Dubai Expo2020 A friend of mine who went to see ‘Music Storm’ @mrrahman He invited her to his studio and showed him his album ‘Mupila Tamile Thaye’. There are no limits in the world of Tamil music! pic.twitter.com/ya4uLIlJiB
— mkstalin (@mkstalin) 25 March 2022
Rahman has lent his voice for the song and also appears in the video, which is dedicated to the Tamil language and the people who speak it. The song sequences also feature montages of Tamil persons from different social categories.
Tamil New Year will be celebrated on 14th April this year.
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