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'Kalyana Vayasu' song removed from YouTube, Anirudh fans shocked

Written by : Digital Native

'Kalyana Vayasu' song from Kolamavu Kokila was one of the biggest hits of the year. The song, ever since its release, became one of the top trending numbers and garnered the most number of likes on Youtube. It featured Nayanthara and Yogi Babu.

Anirudh had composed music for 'Kalyana Vayasu' which was penned by actor Siva Karthikeyan. For the amount of popularity the song garnered, it is indeed shocking that the song has been removed from YouTube over copyright issues.

The filmmakers did make it clear that the song was made after obtaining due copyrights. But the recent development comes in as a shock. Sources in the know say that the issue is being sorted and the song should be back on YouTube soon.

Kolamaavu Kokila was directed by Nelson Dilipkumar and bankrolled by A Subhashkaran under the banner Lyca Productions. The film has as an interesting line up for star cast with comedian Yogi Babu playing a character that tries to woo Nayanthara.

The film also stars Saranya Ponvannan, Hareesh Peradi and Aranthangi Nisha playing the supporting roles. Siva Kumar Vijayan handled the camera for this venture with Nirmal editing it.

Accolades poured in for Kolamaavu Kokila right from the day it hit the theatres. It is not just movie buffs but even celebs have lauded the efforts of the team. While several celebrities have praised the film, the latest to join the list is the veteran director S Shankar.

He took to Twitter to post this about the movie: “Kolamaavu Kokila- An interesting, humorous, kudumba-crime drama. Nayanthara-calm, effective n classy. Each character shines in its own way.Anirudh rocks with “Gun-in Kadhal” at the right places.Director Nelson surprises with a fresh approach. Well written and satisfying.”

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