'Macarena' from Kushi: SJ Surya's 2001 film with Vijay and Jyotika had Shilpa Shetty performing a cameo in this super fun song. There might be some slow beats, and if you think you can't dance to it, you just need to watch Simran do her magic on screen for inspiration! From the 1997 film directed by Vasanth, the song has been sung by Harini and set to music by Deva. 'Manam Virumbudhey' from Nerukku Ner: The beautiful Simran has given Tamil cinema viewers many memorable dance numbers, but this song is special for her fans. 'Oo la la', sung by Chitra (she won a National Award for it) and Unni Menon, is an absolute riot and has fun written in every note. AR Rahman gave us a delightful album for this 1997 film directed by Rajiv Menon. 'Oo la la' from Minsara Kanavu: One might as well include every Prabhu Deva song in this list, but this one is so fun that it deserves to be highlighted. Sung by Mano and Swarnalatha, this song is a must in any dance party playlist. 'Mukkala' from Shankar's 1994 film Kadhalan is a hit in every language to which it has been translated.
'Mukkala' from Kadhalan: It almost feels lazy to list the most famous Prabhu Deva song, but there’s a reason that it is his most famous. This song, in which Kamal dances on the road (with Manorama also stepping up), is a great example of how well the Maestro used rural styles in his music. 'Annathey Aduraar' from Apoorva Sagodharargal: Singeetham Srinivasa Rao's 1989 film about a pair of twins separated at birth has some awesome music from Ilaiyaraaja. The duet was sung by SPB and Chitra while Ilaiyaraaja composed the music. The two of them gave the audience some unforgettable songs, and this one is especially memorable also because of the fun sets and costumes.
In this 1986 film directed by K Balachander, she played a dance student under Kamal Haasan's tutelage. 'Kaalam Kaalamaga' from Punnagai Mannan: Revathy has always been appreciated for her acting but the star is also an amazing dancer.
0 kommentar(er)
