60s Tamil music is what comes to your mind when you listen to the pleasant Poovaanathil. Sudum nilavu welcomes back Unnikrishnan with an interesting tune that I feel uses Reetigowlai....

Undivil is a raucous kuthu track, but very catchy. Asai dosai spells ‘item’ and has forced-raunchy vocals. The tune’s simple and instantly catchy though. Natchathira’s tune and rhythm is infectious...

Black eyed peas are at the receiving end with Gori tera. Srikanth Deva lifts their Don’t phunk with my heart and ends up with a joke of a song. One...

October kaatru has latino written all over! Catchy, but doesn’t really register. Uchathai’s absurd lyrics irritates BIG time, while the tune itself is no great shakes. Unnai thotta brings Bharadwaj’s...

Lelakku lifts liberal snatches from Raghav’s Ain’t Nobody. No wonder its catchy. Ennai konja is a neat melody with the inimitable Hariharan! Yeh durra opens with a Baila-ish prelude and...

Srikanth Deva’s music for this Prashant-starrer has two genres that Tamil cinema seems to have lately forgotten. A full-throated, noisy saami paattu, in Aadhi sivane. And a seduction song in...

Bhagyaraj chooses debutant Dharan for his comeback starring his daughter! Ennil has adequately mod orchestration with an average tune. The vocals leave a lot to be desired though. Things improve...