Seera Seera single: This catchy song is a blend of Krishh's soothing tunes and Yugabharthi's soulful lyrics

Raame Aandalum Raavane Aandalum will have a premiere on Amazon Prime Video on September 24

A still from the film

The makers of Arisil Moorthy's Raame Aandalum Raavane Aandalum produced by Suriya's 2D Entertainment, had released its trailer recently, which opened to positive response from movie buffs. The team has now unveiled the first single, Seera Seera, from the film. Suriya himself released the lyric video from his Twitter account.

Singer-turned-actor Krishh has composed music for the movie, which marks his debut as a musician. Unveiling the video, Suriya tweeted, "Proudly introducing my dear friend @krishoffl as a composer," to which Krishh replied, "The Word "Thank you" is not just enough for what u have done @Suriya_offl Anna.. U have made a huge impact in my life.. I'm Always Grateful & Thankful. God Bless u Anna."

The lyric video features Mithun Manickam and Ramya Pandian who play the leads in the movie. The heartwarming song, which has lyrics penned by Yugabharthi, has been crooned by Mahalingam, Rajeshwari and Krishh. The song showcases the life after marriage of the characters played by Mithun and Ramya, who play a couple in the movie. Their common love for bulls and family bonding are also depicted in the single. The BTS moments of Krishh recording for the song in a studio is also included in it. The film's story revolves around two bulls, Karuppan and Vellayan, which go missing in an unexpected circumstance.

Vivek, Senthil Dass and Ve Madhankumar have written other songs in the film, which has sound design by Tapas Nayak. M Sukumar has handled cinematography for the movie which has editing by Shiva Saravanan. All set for a premiere on Amazon Prime Video on September 24, Raame Aandalum Raavane Aandalum is the production house's third film to have a direct release on the streaming platform. Udanpirappe, Jai Bhim and Oh My Dog are other projects of the banner which will have a premiere on the platform later this year.

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