In the Tamil magazine Ananda Vikatan, writer Kalki Krishnamurthy reviewed the film and called it "'Paatti'!", which was a word play on talkie and "paattu", the Tamil word for song.The arrival of Bama, a famous actress, in their neighborhood excites the daughters-in-law of Ethiriraj. Reception Īccording to Randor Guy, was a box office success and "made a sizeable profit", grossing ₹1,000,000 against a budget of ₹50,000. The song was also another composition by Tyagaraja based on the raga Todi.
Another song was "Koti Nathulu", a duet by Balasubramaniam and M. Balasubramaniam's first song as the character was "Balakanakamaya", a Tyagaraja kirtana which Guy believed to be the first composition of the aforementioned saint in the Atana raga. There were 59 songs in the film, out of which Balasubramaniam sang 10. Thyagaraja Desigar composed the film's score. The rendition of the song instilled a feeling of patriotism amongst cinema goers. The film's ending showed all the characters singing the song Jana Gana Mana, which film historian Randor Guy mentions it as the first time the future national anthem of India was sung on screen. Maruthachalam Chettiar under his banner, Chellam Talkies.
In the film's opening credits, Balasubramaniam's name appeared as "Hutchins Plate Fame Sangeetha Vidwan". Balasubramaniam, who played the role of sage Narada. īama Vijayam marked the acting debut of Carnatic musician and singer G. Adapted from Film News Anandan and The Hindu.
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