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[ragasuda]

Dear friends,
At this present Technology era, more and more people come to know more and more of the genius of MSV. And let us MSVians stay ahead. And one of the steps we can take is set the music (preferably bgm) of Mellisai Mannar as ringtones in our mobiles. This is not just an idea, but came from out of experience. Elsewhere, I asked the question to find out the identity of the prelude music. This music, if set as ring tone, gives great enjoyment, brings pleasant mood, relaxes our nerves and in fact gives a music therapy. Why shall not we vow to do it? On my part, at present my mobile instrument does not have the provision to download and set ringtones of the music of my choice. So I intend to buy an instrument exclusively for this purpose as soon as possible so that I can set the music of MSV as ringtones.
For the benefit of our fans, the core crew can arrange to upload small sample bgms for about 30 to 40 seconds so that we can download them and set them as ringtones.
How is it?
Raghavendran.
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[Venkat]

Very good suggestion Mr.Raghavendran.
I am having Sollathan Ninaikiren song as ringtone If I get a call from my home.
If my sister (from sec'bad) calls, Maharaja oru maharani song.
If my cousin calls Aadaludan paadalai kettu song.

And my every day morning wake-up alarm is the malayalam song "Suprabatham... Neelagiriyude sakigale..." from Pani Theeratha Veedu.

Really whenever I hear some of the MSV song preludes, I will think "Ithu ringtone-a iruntha super-a irukkum..." endru...

Some examples:
Muthukalo kangal...
Malar ethu en kangaldhan endru...
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Regards,
Mahesh