1. Jagada thom - SPB, Maya and Rajesh
an inspiring track with sum touches of western ere n ter... spb's mesmorisin voice did the magic by giving de track a motivation by itself... maya's voice bends wit his jus well enuff... gud lyrics...
2. Kadha solle poren - Vikram and Shringa s.
a track about a dad tellin a story for his daughter... a smooth guitar score behind... wit a touch of lite music... vic made us lisen to de lyric more... for those who have heard vikram in his husky voice n used to it... tis is a totally diferen experience... a gud try and a new revolution i wud say...
3. vennilave - GV Prakash
a slow medley sung by de man himself... well i bet tis track wil take ur breath away jus by lisenin to de way he pronounce vennilave... his voice jus brings u to another dimension.. a song on how a guy express his love on de gal... very well brought up by GV... my personal favourite too...
4. Pa Pa Papa - Vikram
G.V. Prakash has tried something new like a western classic. The composition is simple yet so engrossing as it again caters to the tastes of children. Realizing that the high-pitch won’t work with Chiyaan Vikram, G.V. Prakash has very well pitched the song at appropriate scale. Since the song is based on colloquial style, G.V. Prakash has underplayed with the instruments.
5. Vizhigalil oru vaanavil - Saindhavi
Suavely charming!!! The slow-paced melody draws us with its engaging tune and rendition by Saindhavi. G.V. Prakash’s work on fortepiano is awesome and we hear it throughout the song. This is precisely a slow poison and will surely haunt our senses.
6. Aariro - Haricharan
Can be regarded as the best song in Haricharan’s career. The singer awes us with his mind-boggling performance while the musical accompaniment on strings and pianos are tremendous. The song sounds like happening during a crucial point of this film where the father has to become a mother for his child.
7. LIfe is beautiful
A spellbinding composition by G.V. Prakash with the use of strings, Violins and whistle with the same tune repeated over and again…
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