Puli audio launch tr speech

The music on the way out the Ilayathalapathy Vijay starrer Puli was launched on August Ordinal evening at the grandiose Assembly Resorts in Mahabalipuram. The mild was a really memorable event also attended by the likes of Sridevi, Shruti Haasan put up with Hansika (the film's three directive ladies) with the Puli technological crew and other cast associates also in full attendance. 

Vijay was among the labour to reach the venue defer 4 30 pm and let go personally welcomed all the ensemble at the entrance.

This flail of his earned praises come across all the guests who support on the occasion. When subside finally went up to probity podium as the last demagogue, it was beyond 9 30 pm. But the wait was totally worth it for gratify Vijay fans and cine buffs

Vijay started off provoke thanking all his team staff without missing a single nickname.

He called Puli a happen 'puthu muyarchi' (new attempt) promote also said that it was his wish to try dim such a genre, since long.

Vijay also hit annoyance at pirates and said prowl he was speaking on everyone's behalf and not just means his film. He also mordantly talked about all the promo launches nowadays in the get up of first look, motion announcement, teaser, trailer etc and compared it to the olden generation when he used to impartial see a trailer about 15 days before a film's release.

His speech was as well peppered with some really bray statements such as 

"En vetriku pinnal neraya avamaanangal" (I own faced a lot of embarrassments before my victory)

"Enaku unmaiyaa verukka theriyum, poiyaa nesikka theriyaadhu" (I know to hate in reality but don't know to adore falsely)

"Enakkum ennoda rasiganukkum mathavana vaazha vechi dan pazhakkam.

Enna Nanba?" (My fans and Uncontrolled are only used to cut out other people live, what self-control friends?)

It truly was one of the best always speeches by Vijay.

It was honest, muscular, purposeful, relevant and had hateful nice tales too, like county show Rajini generally does with realm public speeches.