A funky guitar riff leads you to yet another Facebook based tune but GV does well to relieve the song of clichés with the dialogue exchange between the singers. Karky’s lyrics are geekily creative and aimed at the net junkies and GV’s incorporation of FB notification sounds is a good touch. The singing is as upbeat as the track’s mood.

The couple unites yet again for what’s almost a duet, because G.V’s appearance on this is very brief. The track has a collection of nice melodies; the main chorus especially is the best of the lot. The instrumentation is quiet and rather minimalistic but the instrumental highlight of the guitar solo sounds very mechanical and lacking a natural fluency.

A club anthem with a simple groovy dance floor rhythm and some funky lyrics. Karky brings in a new word 'Mojo' to Tamil film music. Vijay Prakash and Ramya have great voices and sound good together.

A different composition that stands out in this album with its Middle Eastern vibe over an effective electronic groove. The singers are in good form, and make it hard to pick a favorite. The track carries an air of seriousness around it with its words and sound which make it fairly gripping with the stranglehold the singers create vocally.

GV’s turn to take over the tune and expectedly his delivery is not short of heartfelt emotions. Not much else is new here from the earlier version.

A short piece which is instrumentally lively with the bouncing rhythms but doesn’t really build on the initial excitement. Could serve well as the film’s theme.