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‘Nalona Ne Lenu’ from ‘Nanna Kutty’ is a romantic melody
In Short
The second single 'Nalona Ne Lenu' from Vijay Antony's emotional action film Nanna Kutty is out, showcasing music composed by Vijay Antony and lyrics by Bhashyasree.

‘Nalona Ne Lenu’ from ‘Nanna Kutty’ is a romantic melody
Vijay Antony's upcoming emotional action film Nanna Kutty has created a new wave of excitement with the release of it's second single titled ‘Nalona Ne Lenu’. After receiving positive feedback from the audience on the first song 'NannalaLokamlo', which was about the sweet parent-child relationship between a father and daughter, the latest single brings an amazing love side to the movie.
Composed by Vijay Antony himself, the song features some calming musical notes, poetic words written by Bhashyasree and amazing voice by RuksharBandhukia. The track beautifully showcases Preethi Asrani's silent feelings for her love interest, Vijay Antony. It shows their great chemistry and the sweet moments they have together with his daughter.
The film is directed by Mu. Maran and produced by Meera Vijay Antony under Vijay Antony Film Corporation. It is co-produced by RamanjaneyuluJavvaji. The movie also features Lithanya and Bhagavathi Perumal.
Vijay Antony also provides the music and editing work. The cinematography has been done by Rajeev Raajendran.
The film will be released theatrically on November 20th.
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