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Thee Thalapathy 8K Full Video Song (Tamil) Thalapathy Vijay | Varisu|STR|Vamshi Paidipally|Thaman S
Presenting the 8K Full Video Song "Thee Thalapathy" from the film "Varisu". Song Credits: Song Title: Thee Thalapathy Album/Movie: Varisu Singer: STR (Silambarasan) Programmed & Arranged By Thaman S Lyrics: Vivek Musician Credits: Arranged & Programmed by Thaman S Live Lead Drums: Thaman S Additional Percussion & Timbale: Anandan Sivamani Electric Guitar: Godfrey 28ORCHESTRA Record at STUDIO28 BANGKOK Studio Manager: Supisa Williamson Recording Engineer: THITIKORN ROYMANEE & SUTTHIPAT KUNAKORN Orchestra Manager: Thitanon Kollasathsenee HORN: Thanapak Poonpol Kotchakorn Samphalang Khanin Phruekpiti & Supreeti Ansvananda Tuba:Teerapat Decha Trumpet: Surasi Chanoksakul,Somjate,Pookaew,Supawanchai Trombone: Suttipong Mainaikij,Pradch Limvoranant Orchestra Co:Ordinator: Andrew T Mackay Vocal Supervision: Sri Krishna Additional Male vocals: Rahul Nambiar & Deepak blue Additions Female vocals by: Harika Narayan Harmony: Narayanan Ravishankar Sri Krishna Prudhvi Chandra & Saicharan Recording Engineers: Osho V Recorded @ V studio ( chennai )& Prasad film labs( Hyderabad ) Mixed & Mastered: Shadab Rayeen New edge ( Mumbai ) & New Edge ( NY ) Assistant by Pukraj & Anup Musician coordinator: Manikandan K Studio Manger: Seenu & Sridhar Studio Assistance: Kannan Lingam Raju & Ranjith Music Label: T-Series Film Credits: Director: Vamshi Paidipally Producer: Raju, Shirish Banner: Sri Venkateswara Creations Co:Producers: Sri Harshith Reddy, Sri Harshitha Composed by Thaman S Star Cast: Vijay, Rashmika Mandanna, R Sarathkumar, Prabhu, Prakash Raj, Shaam, Srikanth, Khushbu, Yogi Babu, Jayasudha, Sangeetha Krish, Samyuktha Shanmughanathan, Nandini Rai, Ganesh Venkatraman, Sriman, VT Ganesan, John Vijay, Bharath Reddy, Sanjana and others. Story-Screenplay: Vamshi Paidipally, Hari & Ahishor Solomon Dialogues, Additional Screenplay, Lyrics: Vivek Dop: Karthik Palani Editor: Praveen KL Production Design: Sunil Babu & Vaishnavi Reddy VFX: Yugandhar Action: Ram Laxman, Peter Hein & Dhilip Subbarayan Choreographer: Jani Master Costume Designers: Deepali Noor, Akangshee Chopra (Rashmika Mandanna) Co:Director: Rambabu Kongarapi Makeup: P Nagarajan Pro: Riaz K Ahmed Publicity Design: Gopi Prasannaa Stills: D Maneksha Production Controller: Kishore Surapaneni & KTS Swaminathan Executive Producer: B Sreedhar Rao & R Udhayakumar Associate Editor: M Sandeep Associate Cinematographer: Lokesh Ilayaa Second camera operator: N V Reddy Assistant Cinematographers: Sarath Krishna. R, Yadhavan Subramaniam, Thiyagu G, Sandeep Bapatla & Vivian Pullan Choreographer: Sandy Art Director: K Udayakumar Editor: R Kaliavanan Action: Dinesh Subbarayan Costume Designer: Pallavi Singh, Kavitha ___________________________________ Enjoy & stay connected with us! 👉 Subscribe to T-Series: http://bit.ly/TSeriesYouTube 👉 Like us on Facebook: https://ift.tt/RiY1fBE 👉 Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/tseries 👉 Follow us on Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstagramTseries


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