The opening track is mostly chorus driven and has its best moments with the funky guitar accompaniment. The lyrics are light hearted and paint a friendly image of the character. The inserted advertisement comes across an amusing surprise.

A pleasant folk driven tune which is supported by simple and sure arrangements and backed by a fine vocal performance by Rahul Nambiar. While the track doesn’t break any new ground the melody is strong enough to give it the likability factor.

An old fashioned tune saved for the flashback segment which gets its idea right and execution too is apt, complete with a yesteryear styled melody. But the crisp production takes away some of the retro feel. Vijay Yesudas does bring about some traces of his revered father on this track and is a good fit here and Sri Vardhini too performs with flair.

The song begins with a Church choir leading into a rearrangement of the traditional wedding mantra before turning into a folk styled romantic song. Javed Ali brings out an urban edge to this tune with his singing style but clocking at just around 2 and half minutes, the feel good factor is short lived.

A fast paced folk duet topped off with an instantly accessible chorus and instrumental hook closes the album on a high. The song is peppy without sounding excessively loud and the Mandolin fills give it a gentle personality. Sooraj is lively and Shreya Ghoshal is excellent as usual.