Like
how cars, trains have been used in cinema as a wonderful location to shoot
songs, it is not surprising to note that ‘boats’ have also been used in many
songs. It may seem easy to just look at the visuals but how difficult would it be
to shoot a song on a boat? Imagine the technicalities involved too, and
moreover the risk of shooting on a boat that keeps moving on a water! But even
amidst these difficulties there have been some songs shot on the boat too and
definitely we have to agree, the boat does add to the aesthetics in many ways.
Tracing
back to the times, when Ulagayanayagan was at his peak with Nayagan, there was
this one particular song that made it to the talk of the town and well ofcourse
the song is none other than the Kuyili starrer – Nila Adhu Vanathu mele.
Definitely intoxicating we must say!
When
we think of boats, we cannot fail to think about the waves that keeps a boat
moving. And the Tamil word ‘Alai’ speaks infinite words. So keeping the ‘boat’
and the ‘Alai’ in mind, is there a song that comes to your mind? Well we can
think of ‘Asaiye alai pole’ , a song bringing across many life lessons sung by
Trichi Loganathan.
Forwarding
to the recent era, Surya starrer Nanda had a beautiful romantic song on a boat
– ‘Mun Paniya’, subtly bringing the love in them, as delicate as the ocean
living creatures. ‘hey goodbye Nanba’ yet again scored high amongst the ARR
fans, thanks a tipsy kind of tone, not too hard on vocals, making it a easy
hummable track too and ofcourse, beautifull shot by Mani Ratnam in the middle
of the sea!
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