(Nylon) guitar and some delectable flute (essaying Natabairavi swaras) along with violins. The song, especially the rhythm, has a ‘Yuvan Shankar’ touch to it.

Money..Money...
Vocals: Benny Dayal, Reshmi
Lyrics: Babu Shankar
Music: Babu Shankar

A smart dance number sung with gusto by Benny and Reshmi to the accompaniment of bass guitars and a teeny weeny bit of konnakkol-like sounds which you hear in the backdrop when the lady goes ‘ovvaru naalum’. Could just sneak in and out of the charts.

Kelu..Kelu ...
Vocals: Haricharan, Kanja Karuppu, C.A.Raja,V.V.S.Maniyan
Lyrics: Amudhamani
Music: Dharan

This song seems to have been obliquely inspired by Bhagyaraj’s old hit ‘En Soga Kadhayai Kelu Thaaikkulamae’! A fun number that bemoans the fate of the jilted lover, it falls easy on the ears. The native percussion rhythms, nagaswaram and some robust konnakkol enliven it. Well sung by all. The song seems to touch upon the Sindhubairavi raga.

Gundu Chattikkulle...
Vocals: Ranjith. Chorus: Naveen, Rahul Nambiar
Lyrics: Na.Muthukumar
Music: S.Thaman

A very lively number that takes the Mickey out of girls, so to speak! Ranjith gives a tongue-in-cheek rendering though his voice seems to have been somewhat synthesized. The song itself reminds us of Thaman’s own ‘Aanum Pennum’ from’ Moscowin Kaveri’. Smooth rhythms and keyboard sounds add gaiety.

Naan Aalaana Thamarai...
Vocals: Suchitra, Sri Mathumitha, Venkat Prabhu
Lyrics: Amudhamani
Music: (Remix) by Dharan

Another Bhagyaraj number is what we have here. Dharan has put in some fine percussive touches in the song. The Indian rhythms and western rhythms contrast well right through the song. The flute bit deserves mention. The singers do a neat job. This song could visit the charts briefly.

Poove Poove(Remix)...
Vocals: Yuvan Shankar Raja
Music:Dharan

A gentle one, as far as remixes go. Only Yuvan’s voice is featured.

Verdict:

An album meant solely for youngsters. It is good in patches and not noisy. But doesn’t make you go ‘gaga’ over it.