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'They compose songs without even knowing the language': Gangai Amaran questions Anirudh's music, says his songs lack Tamil identity and long-lasting appeal
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What Happened?
Gangai Amaran critiques Anirudh Ravichander's music, claiming it lacks Tamil identity and lasting appeal. He questions the current trend in Tamil film music and its acceptance.
Key points
- Anirudh Ravichander is a popular music director in South Indian cinema.
- Gangai Amaran questions the lasting value of contemporary Tamil songs.
- He believes Anirudh's music lacks a strong Tamil identity.
- Amaran acknowledges Anirudh's unique style but criticizes his use of Tamil.
- Anirudh has upcoming films including 'Dharman' and 'KHXRK'.
- Anirudh is reportedly set to marry Kavya Maran on November 11.
Key insights
- Gangai Amaran's critique may influence public perception of modern Tamil music.
- The discussion reflects a broader concern about cultural identity in the arts.
- Anirudh's popularity suggests a divide between traditionalists and modern audiences.
Why it matters
The debate highlights concerns about the preservation of Tamil identity in contemporary music.
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Source
Times of India
