Vijay: Vikraman drops another rare and unseen 25-year-old unreleased Vijay song ‘Utiku Pu Ethukku’ from the shelved ‘Unnai Ninaithu’ | Tamil Movie News

director radiation Surprised fans by sharing another unseen song from the original version of ‘Unnai Ninaithu’, which starred the film initially. victory Before it was finally done with Suriya in the lead role. Months after releasing the previously unseen track ‘Ennai Thalattum’, the filmmaker has now unveiled another song titled ‘Utiku Pu Ethukku’. The release created excitement among Vijay fans, gave the actor a nostalgic look at the early years of his career and revived interest in one of Tamil cinema’s most talked about projects.

Vikraman shared ‘Utiku Pu Ethukku’ from Shelved Vijay Edition

Announcing the release, Vikraman revealed that the song was filmed more than 25 years ago and the original master copies are no longer available. In the description accompanying the video, he wrote, “This song was filmed over 25 years ago, and unfortunately, we no longer have the original high-quality audio and video master. What you see is the best version we can preserve.” Sung by Tipu, Music Composed Syrup And lyrics penned by NA Muthukumar, the song presents Vijay in a youthful and rarely seen avatar. Vikraman also shared that the video was released after repeated requests from fans who wanted to see more footage from the unfinished film.

‘Unnai Ninaithu’ which changed with Suriya

‘Unnai Ninaithu’ is one of the most talked about projects of Vijay’s career. The actor shot parts of songs and some scenes for the film before exiting over creative differences. After he left, Suriya took over as the lead actor, and Laila continued as the female lead. The film was later released under the same title and became a notable romantic drama. However, the original footage featuring Vijay has remained largely unseen over the years, making each newly released clip a special moment for his fans.

Vintage footage brings back memories for Vijay fans

In a video message, Vikraman explained that he, producer or composer Sirpi no longer had the original soundtrack or negatives, making it impossible to restore high-quality footage. He admitted that the visuals and audio had imperfections but said it was important to preserve and share this piece of cinema history. The director requested that the audience revisit a chapter from Vijay’s early career and asked fans to watch the song and share their thoughts. The release is a rare find that has not only rekindled nostalgia but also given movie buffs a chance to see yet another forgotten chapter from a film that could have gone in a very different direction.