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Ravi read a quick review of each and realized that with a modest monthly subscription he could not only get “Unnai Ninaithu” but also explore countless other classics he’d missed over the years. He opened Spotify , typed the song’s name, and there it was— Unnai Ninaithu by composer Ilaiyaraaja, performed by S. P. Balasubrahmanyam. The track played instantly, and the familiar notes carried him back to those monsoon‑soaked evenings. Since he already had a Premium trial from