Malayalam

‘Lailakam’ in Ezra  is nothing but Lilac!

Ever since the song ‘Lailakam...’ in Prithviraj-starrer Ezra got released,  the word ‘Lailakam..’ was trending. Now, hear it from the horse’s mouth  about what it means. Lyricist Harinarayanan, who penned the song, says he  wanted a strong hook word for the song and the search ended in ‘Lailakam’. 

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Ever since the song ‘Lailakam...’ in Prithviraj-starrer Ezra got released,  the word ‘Lailakam..’ was trending. Now, hear it from the horse’s mouth  about what it means. Lyricist Harinarayanan, who penned the song, says he  wanted a strong hook word for the song and the search ended in ‘Lailakam’. 


“Rahul Raj had composed the music first. We wanted a hook word for the song  that would convey the mood. Then, the word Lailakam’ came into my mind. I drew inspiration from a poem by Balachandran Chullikad, wherein the word ‘Lailakam’ was used. Basically, it means lilac flower and we just gave it a Malayali twist. Since the song is set  in a urban background, I felt it suited the mood too,” says the lyricist. 


The melodious song has crossed 1 million views on YouTube. Sung by Haricharan, the song had instantly become a hit when it was released, crossing 2.5 Lakh views within less than 24 hours.


Ezra, a horror thriller written and directed by Jay K, features Prithviraj Sukumaran, Priya Anand, Tovino Thomas, Sujith Shanker and Vijayaraghavan.

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