‘Saami Azhaippu’ (Invoking the Deity) from the film ‘Vetta Saami’ released with a divine spirit!
Madhavi, a folk artist renowned for captivating audiences across Southern Tamil Nadu with her magnetic voice and Villuppattu (traditional musical storytelling), has made her debut as a playback singer in the film industry!
The lyrical video for ‘Saami Azhaippu’—the first track from the film Vetta Saami, directed by M. Selvakumar (known for the film Bumper) and starring Arulnithi and Ameer—was released on October 30th. It has already garnered a warm reception from fans who cherish devotional traditions and the essence of rural culture.
Madhavi, who has won the hearts of thousands through her Villuppattu performances, brings a profound, spiritual resonance to this song. It vividly recreates the awe-inspiring, divine atmosphere of a village temple festival, making the listener feel as though they are witnessing it firsthand.
Composed by Ghibran, the film’s soundtrack features seven tracks rooted in traditional folk music; this particular song captures the high-energy spirit of festival drums and the pinnacle of divine worship. The majestic lyrics, beginning with the line “Veeram Paayum Nellaiyile…” (In the land of Nellai, where valor flows…), were penned by lyricist Mu. Jegan Kaviraj, who previously gained recognition for songs like ‘Thaai Kizhavi’ and ‘Jalio Jimkhana.’
Produced by Samuel Mathew for 7 Miles Per Second Productions, Vetta Saami features Arulnithi and Ameer in the lead, alongside a cast that includes director Tamil, Viji Chandrasekhar, ‘Aadukalam’ Naren, Arjai, OAK Sundar, Madhusudhanan, Myna Nandhini, Kavitha Bharathi, and Nandhini. – With cinematography by R.D. Rajasekar and editing by Ruben, the film crew has authentically captured the culture, valor, and deep-rooted religious faith of Southern Tamil Nadu. The music rights have been acquired by PRIME9 MUSIC.
As post-production work progresses rapidly, ‘Vetta Saami’ is set to hit theaters this December. Get ready to experience the genuine excitement of a local village festival and the commanding, resonant voice of ‘Villisai’ Madhavi on the big screen for the very first time!
