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Ilayathalapathi Vijay’s film Sura has been certified by the censor authorities and given a clean U certificate. The movie is now all set to hit the screens on the 30th of this month. The movie is expected to be screened in 500 screens worldwide on April 30th.

The film is directed by S.P Rajakumar and Vijay will be paired with Tamannaah in the film. The movie is produced by Sangali Murugan and distributed by Sun Pictures.

The music of the film which is topping the charts has been composed by Mani Sharma. Mani has earlier composed music for Vijay’s superhit movies like Pokkiri, Thirupaachi, Youth etc.

Sura’s cameraman Ekambaram has said that the film has come out very well. According to him, several scenes in Sura involved risky shots and it was possible to picturise it as the unit was very cooperative.

Ekambaram reveals that one of the fight sequences, which were shot in the high seas in Tuticorin at 2 am, will be the highlight of the film. This fight was choreographed by Kanal Kannan and has stuntmen from Bangkok. Ekambaram says that he has used high speed camera considering the risks involved in shooting in the seas.

The opening song has been picturised in a scenic location in Dhanushkodi, he adds.

In the meanwhile,Ilayathalapathi Vijay answered a volley of questions aimed at him during a recent press meet. When the reporters asked him about the Makkal Iyakkam that he had started and its motive, the actor replied that it is a label to do social work. The Makkal Iyakkam is a stepping stone to Vijay’s entry to politics. The actor says that this association has been doing a great deal of social work without any publicity. On what type of people he expects for his association, Vijay declares that youngsters with social awareness are a must.

Sura will be a big budget movie and is set to thrill all the Vijay fans across the world.Movie is said to action sequences which no other tamil movie have seen till date.The songs and dance will be another highlight of the movie.Tamanna is said to have had a good time shooting with Vijay in the dance scenes.Lets hope for the best and give the thumbs up to our Ilayathalapathi Vijay.Checkout the latest gallery and posters of Sura tamil movie.

Checkout these brand new punch dialogues from Suraa of Vijay.There is no dearth of punch dialogues in Vijay’s films and the actor is keeping up with the trend in his forthcoming release Sura. One of the punch dialogues that has been leaked is: Unakku Kovam vantha adi vizhum… enakku kovan vantha idi vizhum…. the other dialogue is: Samathanama poga na onnum pura illa… sura!

Also, the lyrics of the songs in Sura are said to contain some strong lines that will have Vijay’s fans in frenzy.

Ilayathalapathy Vijay’s 50th movie Sura is in the hands of Sun Pictures now and is likely to be a summer release.Producers of Sun Pictures have confirmed about acquiring rights over Vijay’s 50th film.Sura has Vijay and Tamannaah in the lead roles and is directed by SP Rajakumar. The film is produced by Sangli Murugan and music is by Mani Sharma.The movie is on schedule with the shooting going on in Visakhapatnam, Kerala, Pondicherry, Tuticorin and other surrounding and the story revolves around fisherman community.

SURAA MUSIC REVIEW : Produced by Sangili Murugan, directed by S.P.Rajakumar, this film, expected to be a big summer release, stars Vijay (his fiftieth film), Tamannah, Vadivelu, Sriman, Dev Gill and others. The film is set in the coastal area with water playing a dominant part of the visuals, for a change. Mani Sharma scores the music for this and the album features six tracks. Sun Pictures are distributing this movie.

Thanjavoor Jillakkari…
Vocals: Hemachandra, Saindhavi.
Lyrics: Na.Muthukumar

A bright little melodious number, this! On the Madhyamavathi raga scale, this duet reminds you just a wee bit of ‘Karikalan kaalai’ from Vettaikkaran in the way it has been put together. Pleasing drum work and crisp strings deserve mention.

Vettri Kodi Yeathu…
Vocals: Ranjith, Mukesh.
Lyrics: Vaali, S.P.Raajakumar

The typical ‘build-up’ song for Vijay, with predictable lyrics. But what makes it likeable is the softer treatment and the breezy drum work that links our minds to the ‘seaside’ images which is where the story itself is based. The vocal and instrumental chorus that go’ paa ma ga sa ga ma, paa ma ga sa ga ma,pa saa ni sa dha ni paa’ point to a possible use of Karaharapriya raga scale with a western touch. Could climb the charts.

Vanga Kadal Ellai…
Vocals: Naveen, Malathi Lakshmanan.
Lyrics: Kabilan

Oh, Ho! Just when you begin relishing this album comes this boring mandatory piece designed to show off Vijay’s dancing skills. Generates nothing but a feeling of ennui in you. Sharp thavils and some racy instrumental bits keep you awake.

Siragadikkum Nilavu…
Vocals: Karthik, Reeta.
Lyrics: Snehan

A soft melody with tiny touches of jazz. The song flows smoothly. A raspy kind of rendering from Karthik makes it enjoyable. Neat lyrics too. With soft visuals, it could hit the charts.

Thamizhan Veera…
Vocals: Rahul Nambiar.
Lyrics: Kabilan

Loaded lyrics, whichever way you look at it! Does Vijay have anything up his sleeve, we wonder. With its nursery rhyme-like cadence, this pleasant song, based on the Natabairavi raga, is let down by weak orchestration.

Naan Nadanthal Adhiradi…
Vocals: Naveen, Shoba Chandrasekar, Janani Madhan
Lyrics: Kabilan

Hmmm, such self-glorification! Anyway this tight guitar-dominated number could give Vijay ample scope to serve up his dancing skills. Nothing more.

Verdict:

Well, Mani Sharma has added the right touch of softness to this Vijay album to suit the storyline which revolves around the lives of fisherfolk. Especially the native drums. None of the edgy, teeth-clenching music we heard in Vettaikkaran. This being Vijay’s fiftieth film, were we looking for more?