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'Vettai's 'Pappappa...' starts rolling

  • IndiaGlitz, [Tuesday,December 20 2011]

The single song audio and making of 'Pappappa...' from 'Vettai' that released even before the full album launch became a rage and fans went gaga over it. Now Lingusamy is directing this track which will feature Arya and Amala Paul.

'Pappappa...' will be a pucca kuthu number with Arya and Amala Paul and is being shot in Rajamundry in Andhra Pradesh. The song shoot kick started last evening and is choreographed by Raju Sundaram with Nirav Shah handling the cinematography.

'Vettai' by UTV Motion Pictures also has Madhavan and Sameera Reddy in the lead apart from Arya and Amala Paul. Yuvan's 'Pappappa...' will introduce the kuthu dancers in Arya and Amala Paul to audience this Pongal 2012.

'Vettai's 'Pappappa...' - A super hit!

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