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Remya Nambeesan's song from 'Sathya' goes viral

Written by : TNM Staff

Remya Nambeesan is not only an established actor but a singer as well. She has several songs in Malayalam, Tamil and Telugu to her credit and the recently released cover version of the song Yavvana in Sathya has gone viral.

Within a couple of hours, the video which was released online, got over one lakh views. Music Director Simon K. King, of Ainthu Ainthu Ainthu fame, has set the tunes for this flick.

On crooning the number, Remya had said that when she heard the tune for the first time, she was so impressed that she wanted to try it out in her own voice. Eventually, things fell in place and she got to sing it.

The actor-singer had said that singing the cover version of Yavana has promoted her to take up more such songs in the future.

Remya has a number of songs to her credit including Aande Londe in Malayalam which was her first. She then went on to sing Muthuchippi Poloru in Thattathin Marayathu, Fy Fy Fy Kalaachify in Pandianaadu, Ee Mazha Megham in Om Shanthi Oshaana, Pudamini Mose in Telugabbai, and Hit-u Song in Sakalakala Vallavan.

Interestingly, Remya plays one of the female leads in Sathya. Touted to be a thriller, Sathya is directed by Pradeep Krishnamoorthy and produced by Maheshwari Sathyaraj under the banner Naathambal Film Factory.

Featuring Sibi Raj in the lead role, the film has Varalaxmi Sarathkumar and Remya Nambeesan playing the female leads. Sathish, Anandaraj, Aathma Patrick, Ravi Varma and Siddhartha Shankar are also in the star cast. Arunmani Palani has worked with the camera and Goutham Ravichandran is the editor. Sathya is gearing up for release during the first week of November.

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