That was the time, Kadhalukku Mariyadhai had released and Ilaiyaraja’s music in it was quite different than his usual stuff. I started keeping an eye for new Ilaiyaraja songs from that time and I basically started enjoying good Tamil music, irrespective of the composer. When I started listening to the songs, I was captivated and realised that many of those songs were ones that I too loved and since I was small that time, I did not bother about who the composer was! Some of those songs were Sangeetha Megam, Rasathi Unna, Nilaave Vaa.
I asked him for the songs of Ilaiyaraja and he gave me many of his audio cassettes. He said that there is another composer who has been composing for over 25 years and he was explaining about the genius of Ilaiyaraja and his achievements and I was very impressed. We became good friends and when we started discussing about music, I was raving about Rahman and his recent albums. I had a neighbour who lived next door who was also a music lover and he also used to play many Tamil songs and they were not just the Rahman ones but another composer. I remember those were the years when Kadhal Desam released and whenever the trailer was shown alongwith the songs, I was so happy and excited to listen to that refreshing music. The Hindi songs of those years were just okay compared to the fantastic stuff that ARR was churning out. Since I was in Jsr, there was only one Tamil channel, which was DD Podhigai and all others were Hindi channels. I was kind of homesick to listen to Tamil songs as that was the time when I started appreciating the nuances of orchestration, the depth of a tune etc and my music quotient started becoming mature. I was keenly following Tamil music during my Class X, especially after leaving Coimbatore and living at Jamshedpur (Jsr)in East India. I will take off exactly from where I left. Both do not know that they love the same girl, Divya.I am posting after eons and I have made a resolution to blog regularly hereafter! Arun tells Rajesh that he is in love with a girl, while Rajesh also tells him that he too has a girlfriend. After a football game, both become good friends.
Arun, on the other hand, comes from a wealthy family, drives his own car, studies in Loyala College, and is also the Captain of his football team. While Rajesh studies in Pachiappas College, lives in a rented room, with several months of outstanding rent, travels by the bus, hangs out with a number of friends, mostly eve-teasers, and is the Captain of his football team. In a city in Southern India traditional rivalry has always existed between the students of Pachiappas and Loyala Colleges respectively. A new girl in college makes both their hearts melt but neither realises that they love the same girl.
Two boys from rival colleges, one rich and the other poor, become good friends after an incident.
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