Ajith's 'Valimai': Yuvan Shankar Raja's whistle theme captures your senses
We can't keep calm! As the release date for Ajith Kumar's (AK) upcoming film Valimai is round the corner, its makers have released the film's Whistle Theme along with stills of the Vedalam star, and we must say, Yuvan Shankar Raja (YSR) has given us a musical high! Directed by H Vinoth, the Boney Kapoor-backed movie is set to be released on January 13.
Why does it matter?
The buzz around Valimai is huge, given the fact that it has been in the making since a pretty long time. Also, both YSR and AK enjoy Himalayan level of fandom. Anything connected to the film is making the internet crazy. To give context, within an hour of the theme's release, it is already inching close to half a million views on YouTube!
Brownie points: Numerous stills of AK on a motorbike
No amount of AK on motorbike will be too much of AK on motorbike! The visuals start with a silhouette of Ajith and then goes on to show him on a bike (this is enough to bring down the house!). He is seen having a face-off against a gang and single-handedly bringing them down giving cues that the film will be a power-packed entertainer.
The tune will soon become a raging ringtone
Now, let's talk about the 1:41-minute-long tune. The moment it starts, the tempo takes you in. It remains that way till the 0:40-second mark, and the real fun starts then. The production value is top-notch, giving you a feeling of watching a nicely done VFX-heavy Hollywood film. Brilliant! And it was AK all the way. No Huma Qureshi or Karthikeya Gummakonda (main antagonist).
'Musical delight,' and we agree!
First single, making video received a tremendous positive response
Before this, the team of Valimai released a making video of the film. Featuring AK performing a daring bike stunt, the clip gave us an insight into the hard work he has put in. The film's first single Mother Song also received positive feedback. P.S.: (It's hard not to mention 'Thala' while writing about the actor, but as he said, "no means no").