Book lover Na. Muthukumar

  • IndiaGlitz, [Monday,June 29 2009]

There are certain things people are attached to, sentimentally, in memory of old times or in remembrance of someone.

Lyricist Na. Muthukumar opened his sentimental secrets during the audio launch of the movie ‘Pugaippadam’. He revealed his love for books, this interest, according to him, got it from his father. He said, “They say that there can’t be a better friend than books. Like many others, even in my life that’s cent percent true. There is special room in my house where you can’t enter in. It’s filled with lots and lots of books.” Muthukumar’s father used to collect many books and palm writings and now Muthukumar preserves his collection very preciously.

‘Pugaippadam’ audio launch was attended by the director of the movie Mahendran along with actor Mohan, director Bhagiyaraj, Music composer Gangai Amaran among others.

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