'Pugaippadam', which promises to be in a different league as films like 'Subramaniapuram', 'Vennila Kabadikuzhu' and 'Pasanga' also marks
the return to Kollywood of Gangai Amaren, the singer-composer-lyricist-director-producer brother of 'Maestro' Ilaiyaraja, this time as music director. If the three songs screened at the audio launch are anything to go by, then the film ought to be a quality-filled one. Amaren's sons Venkatprabhu and Premji Amaren were present to witness their dear daddy's comeback.

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Amaren, known for his casual talk, says "I love and worship my work, irrespective of the remuneration it gives me. The director of this film told me that he wanted someone from Ilaiyaraaja's family to score music for the film and I asked why he didn't go to either Yuvan or Karthik. I, however, agreed to compose the music and have done my best."

Amaren said on a lighter vein that, "I don't claim that I'm back and that music in Tamil films would be revived to its past glory, etc. I haven't done any different vis-à-vis composing music for the film and have only 'renovated' some oft-heard tunes. I bet my head that the fans might not be able to locate the origin of the songs in the film, unless I disclose it myself."