Audio: Josh
Banner: Aditya
Rating: 3.5/5
Music: Sandeep Chowtha
Lyricists: Seetha Rama Sastry and Chandrabose
Audio Released On: 18th July 2009
The album is like ‘moodu puvvulu aaru kaayalu’- to elaborate, it has ‘3 bit songs and 6 regular ones’. Let us see how each song scored.
Neetho Unte: 4/5
This is the best song in the album with respect to romanticism and flow of poetry. It has got the muscle to stand on par with the super hit song from Kotha Bangaru Lokam ‘Neevani Nenani…’. Seetha Rama Sastry once again proved that he is an ocean of thoughts. The song is unique in expression although about love that’s common in any film. The track that worked for this song elevated the lyrics in right manner. Hence Sandeep Chowtha also scores equally well. And above all, Karthik is the best option to sing this son. ‘Chedaina teepouthunde nee santhosham choosi…chedu kooda cheduthunde nee saavasanne chesi’ are very interesting in the song.
College Bulloda: 3.25/5
The song sounds like a regular theenmar number in college backdrop. It gels well with youngsters. Some connotations recall Devi Sri Prasad’s style and it can be considered as the hit trend that was adopted by Sandeep Chowtha. The lyrics wash the heads of some college going youngsters those are spoiling themselves and betraying their parents with vices. But everything was expressed on humorous and satirical lines. Chandrabose is anyway known for such youth based songs. Vittal Rahul gave voice for this number.
Evvariki: 3/5
The tune brings some nostalgic experience in the voice of Ujjaini Mukherjee. Even Rahul Vaidya rendered equally good. This love number stands as a pleasant melody in the album. Although not so haunting it is rich with words of Seetha Rama Sastry. ‘Thadi unnadaa edalo..thadimi choosuko…’ are the expressions those roll effortlessly from the pen of Sastry.
Diri Diridi: 3.35/5
The song has husky voices of Sandeep Chowtha and Kunal Ganjawala. It’s really on fast track with heavy orchestration. This peppy number too has got some lyrical value as it has fallen in the lap of Seetha Rama Sastry.
Bad Bad Boy: 3/5
It goes on heavy beat with a soft wind instrument as interlude. The lyrics are enthusiastic and energetic. The spirit of the song recalls the Nagarjuna’s song ‘Jagada Jagada Jagadam..’ from Geetanjali. The tune could have been better than this for this range of lyrics.
Awara Hawa: 3/5
This has got the attractive instrumental start. Soumya Rao has sung this song with right pace and clarity. The song sounds like holding signature tune of the movie. Lyrics written by Seetha Rama Sastry are ok.
Jigijikka: Bit Song- 4/5
It’s poetry on college life that lasts just for a minute. It must listen for fun that’s generated in this. Chandrabose penned those humorous lines while G Raju sang it. The track lasts in folk style.
Annayyochchinaado- Bit Song-3/5
This Chandrabose’s bit song was sung by Ramana. Initially it sounds like a song from ‘Sivaji’ ‘ballelakkaa…’ and transforms into R Narayana Murthy style. It would be a situational bit that should be watched on screen. Dil Raju sang this song.
Me Me Meka- Bit Song- 2/5
This bit song has got no big appeal to ears but might have made to bring laughter on screen. It’s Chandrabose, the lyricist who sang this song.
On a whole the audio has worth listening elements and also raising expectations on movie.
Reviewed by Anand Kanchi (anandkanchifilms@gmail.com)
