Tamil OST

Varaaru is marginally catchy, which will need significant help from its picturization to impress better. Unnodudhaan is unique since it uses natural sounds with minimal played music, but this experiment...

Kummi adi is catchy, with a Malayalee flavor and rhythmic lyrics. Besides the Kannada ‘raja’, Majaa sounds straight out of Hamsalekha’s repertoire. The interludes bear Rahman’s stamp though. Maaricham has...

Ethanai varusham has a simple 60s tune but is wrapped in a strange minimalist feel. Halwa ponnu rivals Srikanth Deva’s kuthu songs and succeeds in being even more ridiculous. Pana...

The neat synth opening of Maana madura gets into a routine rhythm and tune. Gangai Amaran returns with his vocals in Oppuraane, a rather bland track. Money money has a...

The first thing that strikes you about the soundtrack of By2 is the consistently melodious sound, with impressive orchestration! Unnai paartha (and the similarly tuned Poovin madiyil) is the pick...

Mugilae and Pooncholai are reminiscent of Rahman’s melodies, complete with carnatic, alternately-pitched-choruses et all as interludes. The tracks do manage to excite you since they blend in melody and a...

Devi Sri Prasad tries his luck in Tamil again, but with strong Andhra flavor since the soundtrack largely reuses the Nuvvostanante Nenoddantana’s tunes. Un Paarvayil and Pooparikka are the picks...

Aadhivaasi, Vaanam pola & Chumma go the whole hog in creating mod sounds though you don’t quite carry the tunes home. College life is unlikely to be sung in campuses,...

The change of rhythm midway saves the otherwise disjoint Hooray. Yuvan gets into recycle mode with Kaadhal Vandhiruchu, visiting Uriah Heep’s ‘Lady in black’, again! Loosu penne in both versions...

Aayiram vaanavil has that S A Rajkumar tone but for the interludes that define Karthikraja’s musical prowess. Kangal theduthey with its innovative opening, rhythms and a catchy tune impresses instantly....