GV Prakash Kumar, composer for the upcoming Tamil movie ‘Vishwanath & Sons’ starring Suriya and Mamitha Baiju, is gearing up for the release of one of the year’s most anticipated movies. As the movie becomes more awaited, the music composer himself shared different angles on the music’s making and the process involved. Since starting as a composer with ‘Veyil’ in 2006, GV Prakash has experienced the change in Tamil movie music over the years.
GV Prakash Kumar reveals the film’s emotional story
Speaking about the musical approach for ‘Vishwanath & Sons’ with The Variety India, GV Prakash explained that the film demanded a soft and heartwarming soundtrack. “This is a feel-good film with a breezy story that celebrates family relationships. It is an emotional film with a positive ending, so the music had to reflect those emotions naturally,” he said. He also spoke about the response to the song ‘Pattampoochi/Neno Butterfly,’ which has become popular on social media. The composer said the song’s melody and emotional simplicity helped it connect with audiences across different age groups.
GV Prakash reflects on the changing face of film music
Talking about his journey in music, GV Prakash said that the industry has changed a lot since he started composing almost two decades ago. “Technology, streaming platforms, and social media have completely changed how audiences find and enjoy music today,” he says. Trends may change, but he believes that strong melodies and honest emotions are timeless. The composer also said that each project needs a different musical identity, and knowing the soul of a story has always been his top priority when he puts together a soundtrack.
‘Vishwanath & Sons’ features a strong team
‘Vishwanath & Sons’ is an emotional family entertainer with relationships at its heart and stars Suriya in the lead. GV Prakash Kumar has scored the film’s music, and his soundtrack is said to be in tandem with the emotional film. With its feel-good story, family emotions and positive message, the film has created high expectations for its cinema release. The music and story will definitely impact the audience, and GV Prakash is confident that the movie will be worth the wait.
