Tamil actor Sivakarthikeyan’s upcoming film Maaveeran, directed by Madonne Ashwin, is scheduled to hit theatres on July 14. The movie has already released two songs, namely Scene Ah Scene Ah and Vannarapettaiyile. The makers have now unveiled the third single titled Vaa Veera, a week prior to the film’s release.
The song, composed by Bharath Sankar, features vocals by Vaikon Vijayalakshmi. Yuga Bharathi has penned the lyrics for this song. Vaa Veera is a motivational song, predominantly featuring the voice of music composer Bharath Sankar, with a small portion sung by Vaikom. This soul-stirring melody seems to be associated with a challenging phase in the life of the film’s protagonist, portrayed by Sivakarthikeyan.
The accompanying video offers glimpses of the film’s making, including a grand orchestra performing soothing music and a group of chorus singers. The lyrical video creatively captures the essence of the song, starting with black and white sketches of the actor that gradually transform into vibrant colours, symbolising a positive transformation.
Maaveeran’s trailer has generated immense excitement among the audience. The recently-launched trailer gives us a glimpse into the storyline, where Sivakarthikeyan appears to portray a cartoonist whose illustrations manifest in reality. The actor’s real-life persona is timid, but to give life to his different fictional characters, he undergoes a complete transformation.
The trailer showcases Sivakarthikeyan’s character looking up at the sky during crucial moments in the film. The contents of the sky have intentionally been kept a secret, as it forms an integral part of the plot and will only be revealed when audiences watch the movie in theatres. Maaveeran boasts a talented cast including Aditi Shankar, Mysskin, Saritha, Yogi Babu, Sunil, and Monisha Blessy. Directed by Madonne Ashwin, Maaveeran is his second project after the successful debut of Mandela. The film is said to incorporate a fantasy element and presents Sivakarthikeyan in a role, unlike any he has played before.
The film underwent the censorship process and received a U/A certificate yesterday. Maaveeran will also be released in Telugu as Mahaveerudu.
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