Background music (BGM) is vital in films, shaping the mood, stirring emotions, and enriching the storytelling experience.
A distinguished music composer, Anirudh Ravichander, is celebrated for his outstanding BGMs that resonate with audiences.
First, the powerful BGM accompanying Rajinikanth's entry in ‘Jailer’ sets a commanding tone.
In ‘Vikram’, the electrifying BGM during the intense fight scene between Kamal Haasan and Fahadh Faasil is particularly noteworthy.
‘Jailer’ also features a compelling BGM for Mohanlal’s dramatic entrance…
…and another striking track for Shiva Rajkumar’s arrival.
The gripping BGM in ‘Jawan’ accompanies Shah Rukh Khan’s heroic rescue of villagers.
The BGM in ‘Vivegam’ enhances Ajith Kumar’s scenes with a stunning backdrop.
In ‘Leo’, the evocative track during Arjun Sarja’s discovery of an old photograph of Leo Das is mesmerising.
The final scene of ‘Vikram’, with Suriya’s impactful entry as Rolex, features a masterful BGM.
In ‘Leo’, the BGM accompanying Sanjay Dutt’s character, Antony Das, as he exits Leo Das’s café, is notable for its effectiveness.
Lastly, the BGM in ‘Master’ during Vijay Sethupathi’s portrayal of Bhavani is both impressive and exhilarating.