Team Varisu slated to be a Sankranthi release got a flying start for promotions with its first single. The song titled Ranjithame was released yesterday by the team. Fans and netizens responded positively to this massy peppy number. As we know Thaman is scoring music for this action entertainer.
The lyrical video of Ranjithame song also includes the grand sets, vibrant costumes, energetic dance moves choreographed by Jaani master and high spirited singing of Thalapathy Vijay himself and M M Manasi.
Thalapathy Vijay is known for his singing as much as his dancing. These two elements thrilled music fans so much that it already got over 19 million views with 1.5 million likes. Fans were particularly thrilled by the last one minute portion of the song, driving them crazy. Imaginations are peaking regarding how Thalapathy Vijay would’ve danced to that fast paced kuthu number.
Of late, all Vijay movies have at least one chartbuster that takes the movie into audiences and brings lot of attention to the film. We had already seen how much reception Halamathi in Beast had got. Similarly songs sung by Vijay garner more appreciation.
Director Vamsi Paidipalli who is a bankable director of Tollywood is now teaming up with Vijay for Varisu. Vamsi generally makes sure that his movies have good albums, Brindavanam, Munna, Yevadu are good examples. Varisu is the second collaboration of Vamshi and Thaman seems to have enough punch in music as much as their first collaboration, Brindavanam.
We have to wait till Sankranthi to see the full-fledged song and amazing dance moves of Vijay and the beautiful Rashmika. Till then all we can do is to put watch the lyrical video of Ranjithame on loop.
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