Veteran SPB breezes through Sri kaaram, a curiously likeable combination of the outdated, faux classical and the modern. Edo‘s intriguing sound helps, but only briefly, while the thoroughly jaded folk style in Athadilo edo is catchy in a contrived way; Hamsika Iyer’s vocals notwithstanding. The reverse happens in Anaga anaga, an SD Burman’ish folk track where Keeravani works his rustic vocal magic. Chitra gets the best song of the soundtrack – the delightfully charming Andaralaga based on the Harris Jayaraj school of music. Sirivennela Sitarama Sastry’s son Yogeshwara Sharma makes a reasonably interesting music debut with Kudirithey Kappu Coffee’s soundtrack.
Keywords: Sirivennela Sitarama Sastry, Yogeshwara Sharma, Varun Sandesh, Suma Battacharya
