Tamil OST

Balleilakka has intentionally-likeable lyrics but is pretty mundane otherwise. Athiradee tests Rahman’s vocals and its unusual tune and orchestration pattern sounds interesting. Vaaji vaaji is very catchy thanks to a...

One more eagerly expected Rahman soundtrack gets leaked – just three tracks, though! Vaaji vaaji is definitely very catchy – but a tad too simplistic with a predictable rhythm sequence....

Kaadhal indru & Kaasu kaiyil’s lively, but slightly outdated orchestration camouflages the complete disillusionment for love and money quite effectively thanks to Raja’s tried and tested vocals for such pop-philosophical...

Despite the classy interludes, Kadi kadi’s innuendo-laden mukkal is as irritating as the kosu kadi – but its got Mano back..where were you dude? SJ Surya and Namitha sing about...

Are you ready is reasonably catchy – both versions. With a pace reminiscent of Malaysian Tamil pop, Gala gala has Poorani doing a Anuradha Sriram, à la Gemini. Agosh’s Gopal...

The free flowing Naana resonates eerily with imaginative orchestration even as it ultimately lapses into a predictable rhythm pattern. Aandipatti’s initial fervor is unfortunately not carried throughout the song but...

This could have been Beverly Hills 90210, but for Tamil lyrics. Even that sounds like Inglipees in this soundtrack that clearly has an overdose of Yuvan’s fetish for R&B/ hip-hop....

Despite those juvenile lyrics, there’s something strangely catchy about Dingi dingi that you start humming it, right after it ends! Ilayaraja A R Rahman, is a gimmick lyrics-wise, but falls...

Utterly pointless and dud of a soundtrack. Did this really deserve so many posters across Chennai city and leading Tamil publications? Bah!