Thalaivi: Kangana Ranaut says ‘Jaya Amma’ songs are part of pop culture

Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut will soon be seen playing her role in the late Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa’s biopic ‘Thalaivi’. Kangana Ranaut will release a new track from the film ‘Teri Aankhon Mein’ on Monday. The song pays tribute to the iconic politician and former film star.

The makers of the film ‘Thalaivi’ have recreated four iconic original songs of Jayalalithaa and MGR. The songs that have been recreated are ‘Kannai Kaniya’ and ‘Enna Porutham’ from ‘Rasiya Police 115’ (1968), ‘Ninathathai Nadathiya’ from ‘Naam Nadu’ (1969) and ‘Ninathan Vantai’ from ‘Kavalkaran’. ( 1967 ) are.

Talking about the songs, Kangana Ranaut says, ‘Jaya Amma’s songs are important because they are a part of pop culture. This song is an amalgamation of those tracks. Jaya Amma and MGR gave 60 to 70 songs together. They worked together for decades, but we had to crack it in the span of four days. In a day, I used to do multiple looks and hairstyles.

Revealing the experience of shooting the song, Kangana Ranaut while preparing for the latter part of the film said, “During my youth, Jaya Amma was very beautiful. But we were shooting for the second hour of the film. My director took it upon himself to make sure I was well fed. The food from his mother’s hand was brought in three tiffins. Directed by Vijay, ‘Thalaivi’ is set to release in cinemas across the world on September 10 in Hindi, Tamil and Telugu.

Kangana Ranaut – Arvind Swamy