Poet Vali, who became a treasured creator, wrote songs for various films in Tamil and was considered as a great lyricist and lyricist.
Starting with Shivaji and MGR period, Rajini Kamal and then Vijay, Ajith and Surya, he is seen as a famous poet who has written songs for three generations.
Poet Vali:
It is noteworthy that he has written more than 15 thousand songs so far.
Vali has also written songs for films and acted in a few films.
Some of the notable films include Satya, Heram, Parthale Paravasam, Poikkal Nithur.
Meanwhile, he also acted in television serials. He was seen as an honored poet who received the Padma Shri, the highest award of the Government of India.
Born and brought up in a Brahmin family, Vali came to Chennai in the 1950s in search of opportunities in films.
Songs that made MGR – Sivaji proud:
His film career started during the period of MGR and Shivaji. MGR alone has composed songs for almost 63 films.
He has written songs for 70 films as actor Thilakam Sivaji Ganesan. Vali used to write songs for Sivaji and MGR’s films especially to the extent that their films would not be without his songs.
Meanwhile, in 1954 he married a woman named Ramani Thilakam and they have a son named Balaji.
His wife Ramani Thilakam passed away in 2009. Wally died in 2013 due to asphyxiation and a lung infection.
The period after admission to Apollo Hospital without treatment is significant.
It is a fact that even though he has passed away from the world, he will live on for hundreds of years through his songs.
In this case, an information spoken about director AR Murugadoss in an interview by poet Vali has attracted everyone’s attention.
A. Poet Vali slams R Murugadoss:
Namely, an interview given by poet Vali is currently going viral on the internet. He said that Murugadoss, the director of Deena, came to see me.
He had requested the song for a film. He came and sat in my office. I sang that Vadhikuchi Pathikathuda song. He was sitting like a statue without saying anything.
If you don’t like it, I will rewrite it. I scolded Murugadoss saying that you are like a dead man with a mouth open.
It was then that he spoke as if he knew the will. Illa sir, in this film, the hero will keep a cotton ball in his mouth throughout the film.
That’s how I made the story. I never told you this.
But I was thinking that you have written Vadhikuchi Bhattikatuda.
Poet Vali has recorded in one of his interviews that Murugadoss said there was nothing else.
