Knockout Song вЂ“ Arasiyalla Idhellam Saadharnamappa (Madley Blues) вЂ“ Tamil: The song has two heavyweights behind it вЂ“ no, not the composing duo, Harish Venkat and Prashanth TechnoвЂ¦ but singer Anirudh and lyricist Vignesh Shivn! But, the composing duo too have something interesting going for the tune that sounds like a modern-day Chandrababu song with its spartan, Vaudevillian sound, but layered with some imaginative, lilting rhythm. For instance, the anupallavi, the way it starts with вЂEn Kaalai MaalaiвЂ™ clearly seems off and the male voice hardly sounds like Karthik! Overall though, the broader melody works. This song is considerably better than most of his recent work, and yet there seems to be something mildly off. Nenjae Nenjae вЂ“ Borrder (Sam CS) вЂ“ Tamil: Sam, after a period of mighty impressive work, seems to have been stuck in a rut of late. Even the anupallaviвЂ™s male vocals have the same sound effect that makes it a great listen. GunaвЂ™s vocals are inside a 3-line phrase that gets repeated, while it is Malvi who does the heavy-lifting around it. But itвЂ™s how Guna layers the two voices, Guna Balasubramanian and Malvi Sundaresan, is where the song scores beautifully. Mazhai вЂ“ Yennanga Sir Unga Sattam (Guna Balasubramanian) вЂ“ Tamil: After the earlier song from the film, Jeeraga Biriyani, composer Guna impresses again with this new song! ItвЂ™s a breezy melody with a very simple, and repetitive structure. The song is warmly enveloped in guitar, complimenting the vocals brilliantly. In Sakiye, the melody seems to start from an anupallaviвЂ™ish tune, with Yazin Nizar backed by an impressive chorus layer. VishalвЂ™s tune is thoroughly engaging, with a lovely Latino layer. Shakthisree Gopalan lifts Nee Yenadharuginil Nee haunting melody with an intimate performance. VishalвЂ™s melody is grace personified and if I hadnвЂ™t known the composerвЂ™s name, IвЂ™d have guessed it as A R Rahman, for a Mani Ratnam film! Punya SrinvasвЂ™ Veena too adds significant value to the song. Barring Aao Ji Aao (that, I felt, was a bit too obviously gimmicky), this is one heck of a soundtrack by Vishal! The title songвЂ™s soul is SinduriвЂ™s incredible singing. Oh Manapenne, Nee Yenadharuginil Nee & Sakiye вЂ“ Oh Manapenne (Vishal Chandrashekhar) вЂ“ Tamil: I had added both Lazy Song and Bodhai KaName to Weeklies earlier when they were released. This is the only song that surfaced above the middling stuff in the soundtrack. The singers do the trick very effectively delivering the easy-on-the-ear melody вЂ“ Sachet and Parampara, composers themselves. Mauj-e-Karam вЂ“ Hum Do Hamare Do (Sachin-Jigar) вЂ“ Hindi: A tune that sounds literally like kumbaya! ItвЂ™s accentuated by the vocal вЂna-na-naвЂ™ chorus that repeats the title hook.

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