Infact, i thought it was pure IR. ofcourse, the approach (not the music or tunes, but approach towards pattern or structure) used reminded me of another composer and not KR.Quote:
Originally Posted by MumbaiRamki
1. The opening flute piece plays a portion of song's pallavi's tune. and that is IR signature. The flute piece is not verbatim pallavi's tune, but a take on the tune.
2. The violin piece in 1st interlude is IR ofcourse.
3. The charanams have a real flute and a synth-flute, playing along with the vocals. I have seen many songs of IR in which he 'juxtaposes' real & synth flutes, side-by-side. At times, he even split a music phrase into 2 equal halves and played 1st half on real flute and 2nd half on synth flute. Whatever, the idea of 'juxtaposition' of Real and Synth versions of same instrument is IR's idea.
4. The connecting of "Na na na na na na" by female singer, half way through the charanam to the line "Malaru malaru" (in the case of 1st charanam) is IR's signature.
5. The 2nd interlude is IR stamp again, violin and song's prelude tune.
6. Last but not at all the least, the bass line (synth ofcourse, but neverthless) has IR written all over it.
I think IR did it by himself, atleast the composition and the significant portions of arrangements.
But then, all these are interpretations you see, according to our own observations of IR's previous music and this one.