This movie talks about youngsters aspiring to make it big in the Tamil cine world. Featuring newcomers and made by a new crew, Pudhumughangal Thevai had its music launch recently. The music has been composed by Twinz Tunes.

Adicha Gilli...
Mukesh, Senthil Nas and Priya Hemesh

This motivational song has references to the famous heroes of Kollywood and the general cinema life. The treatment of the song is like general dance numbers with foot tapping percussions and other folk instruments. Mukesh is peppy as always.

Adicha Gilli (Twinz Version)...
Mukesh, Senthil Nas and Priya Hemesh

This version sounds very similar to the above mentioned song. Can’t make out any difference as such. 

En Uyiril...
Tippu

This is a nice sweet melody with Tippu rendering it in his typically earthy voice. It turns to be an endearing love song. The instrumentals flow with the poignant mood of the song, particularly the violin and flute bits. Can expect it to visit the charts though the instruments overpower the voice at instances.

En Uyiril (Twinz Version)...
Twinz Tunes (Anup S)

This is another version of the previous song with just a different singer. Here Anup can’t match Tippu. He sounds pretty raw even though he tries to infuse some feeling.

Karuvizhi...  
Haricharan and Swetha Mohan

This song has already visited countdown charts and is fast gaining popularity. The lead singers stand out and make the song an enjoyable duet. Trumpets have nicely been used before the second stanza while the instrumentals before the first stanza have a distinct Chinese flavor to them.

Kollywood Kanavu...
Suchith Suresan, Sreecharan, Twinz Tunes and Achu

The song starts like a club song, and then the beats pick up to make it a steady techno number with relentless lyrics. Small portions of rap are thrown in and the song turns out to be an interesting cocktail. The title of the song is pretty self explanatory. It is about Kollywood, the dream factory.

Kollywood Kanavu Remix...
Remix By: Kalyan

The remix isn’t very different from the original and surprisingly there isn’t any use of the synthesizer unlike other remixes. Both the versions are interesting and prompt interest.

Verdict: Adequate doses of melodious and energetic numbers are spread across the album. Not a bad attempt at all