Dear Prof 

Its true ,CVS really brought life to the songs ,The tradition continued with CVR and also Chakravarthy .

Similarly KD-MM combination forced him to think differently too with their contribution .

There was a hectic healthy competition between creative and executive sides , KD MSV singers on one side and CVS Vincent/Sundaram =Actors on other side .

I feel the golden songs are thus came into being with each side motivating the other side to come up differently for each occasion , so we were benefited because of their competition to prove better than the others .

I have not mentioned any choreographer because i do not see there were any .Forgive me if i am wrong 

Dear Mr V K,            I need to furnish a detailed response. Well , there has never been a dearth of Choreographers in Tamil filmdom.  Remember - Uthamaputhiran ; 'yaaradee nee Mohini' dance by Sivaaji Ganesan -Helen and troupe. Hiraalaal was the choreographer. LATER WE HAVE HEARD NAMES- CHINNI SAMPATH, THANGAPPAN,PASUMARTHI KRISHNAMOORTHY, and a host of others. All their compositions were unobtrusive and hid themselves behind the grandeur of lyric and orchestration. Recall the songs 'enna paarvai, anubavam pudhumai, viswanathan velai venum, nenjaththai alli, malarendra mugam' -- all from kaadhalikka neramillai and composed by K.Thangappan.     also Thangappan was another "aasthaanam" for CVS  THEY DID NOT SET VULGAR HIP MOVEMENTS NOR ANY SUGGESTIVE FOREARM SWEEPS to make a song impactful . Yes, they had the fodder of graceful lyric and robust orchestration to lean on . They had to oblige the lyric and convey its content through articulate elegance instead of nasty juxtaposed hip swings of genders. No wonder we derive freedom to feel the absence of choreographers. 

Thanks for the opportunity .  K.Raman    Madurai

Dear Prof
I did not mean to say TFM lacked choreographers ,but raised my doubt on CVS films .You mentioned Thangappan master for KN .
But i feel its CVS/Vincent's imaginations in CVS movies .I may be wrong .

Dear Mr V K, 

I cannot for a moment imagine that you made any wrong statement. ALSO YOU KNOW that I hold a mammoth placard for CVS , VINCENT -SUNDARAM team. Even conceding that these people made their presence felt, we [ rather I] need to be truthful to recognize the weight of choreography in a song sequence. In ooty varai uravu, the dance movements though very minimum were prescribed by Sridhar himself , as the they had to picturise  the song in that locale [ choreographer was away]. You accord "larger than life" image to CVS , VINCENT -SUNDARAM even for song sequences- more in appreciation. My sentiment is choreographers of those times did not seek publicity  by  unnecessary body movements from screen artistes. Nothing more. Regards K.Raman  Madurai.         

Dear Mr V K, 

I cannot for a moment imagine that you made any wrong statement. ALSO YOU KNOW that I hold a mammoth placard for CVS , VINCENT -SUNDARAM team. Even conceding that these people made their presence felt, we [ rather I] need to be truthful to recognize the weight of choreography in a song sequence. In ooty varai uravu, for 'poo maalaiyil oru malligai song,the dance movements though very minimum were prescribed by Sridhar himself , as the they had to picturise  the song in that locale [ choreographer was away]. You accord "larger than life" image to CVS , VINCENT -SUNDARAM even for song sequences- more in appreciation. My sentiment is choreographers of those times did not seek publicity  by  unnecessary body movements from screen artistes. Nothing more. Regards K.Raman  Madurai.