GV Prakash's debut international concert thrills 13,000 fans in KL

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GV Prakash makes a powerful entrance with the iconic Aayirathil Oruvan BGM, setting the stage ablaze from the very first note. — Photo courtesy DMY Creation

From soulful melodies and heart-thumping rock to rap anthems and Tamil folk classics, the concert was a masterclass in genre-spanning performances.

Tamil music fans couldn’t have asked for a better end to 2024 as Indian music composer, playback singer, actor, and film producer G. V. Prakash Kumar's first-ever international concert aptly titled ‘A Celebration of Life’ rocked the Bukit Jalil National Hockey Stadium on Saturday delivering a sensational showcase of musical versatility.

From soulful melodies and heart-thumping rock to rap anthems and Tamil folk classics, the concert was a masterclass in genre-spanning performances that thrilled the 13,000-strong crowd.

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The celebrated composer who is fondly known as GV Prakash poured his heart into every note, choosing Malaysia for his debut international concert as a heartfelt tribute to his loyal fanbase.

From the moment GV Prakash clad in a black and gold hussar jacket entered the stadium as his iconic background score for Aayirathil Oruvan (2010) played, the crowd erupted, setting the stage for a night filled with nostalgia, energy, and emotion.

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The concert started with singers Tippu, Haricharan and Anthony Daasan performing the first song that GV Prakash composed in his career, VeyiloduVeliyadi, from Veyil (2006).

Prominent singer Saindhavi also joined him on stage to render several melodies, including Pirai Thedum from Mayakam Enna (2011), Pookal Pookum from Madrasapattinam (2010) and Ellu Vaya Pookalaye from Asuran (2019).

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He kept fans on their feet throughout the night with powerful renditions of hits like Yathe Yathe, Kaadhal En Kaadhal, and crowd favourites from hit movies Raja Rani and Thandavam.

One of the night’s most emotional highlights was a tribute to the late legendary playback singer SP Balasubrahmanyam (SPB).

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GV Prakash and his team performed Ayyayo as a heartfelt nod to the music maestro, sharing personal stories from their time working together.

Yogi B, the godfather of Malaysian hip-hop, bringing the house down with his electrifying performance. — Photo courtesy DMY Creation

Local hip-hop icon Yogi B brought extra firepower to the concert, wowing fans with explosive performances of Engaeyum Eppothum and Warriors from Aadukalam.

His commanding stage presence and powerful delivery added a thrilling edge, making him one of the night’s biggest stars.

Rising local star Arulini Ashwiinaa added a unique Malaysian flavour with her powerhouse vocals.

Fans took to social media instantly after the concert, flooding timelines with videos, photos, and glowing reviews of their experience.

Many praised GV Prakash’s dynamic performance and the unforgettable atmosphere he created.

"An epic night for Tamil music fans in Malaysia!” one fan posted, while another called it "the best concert experience of 2024.”

Throughout the evening, GV Prakash thanked Malaysian fans for their unwavering support.

"I’m so grateful to be here performing for you all. This night will stay with me forever," he said.

The concert, produced by DMY Creations, lived up to its promise of being more than just a musical event—it was a cultural celebration and a fitting finale to an unforgettable year for Tamil music fans.

DMY Creations Founder and Chairman Datuk Mohamed Yusoff summed it up best: "We promised a musical experience and tonight as a team we delivered it.”