A gaana song that is presented in a very creative fashion. While the track shows some heart each time the beautiful chords resonate in the background, it quickly shifts stance to its light-hearted nature with the nursery rhymes. Gaana Bala shows superb control over his voice and is utterly enjoyable. Siddarth Vipin keeps the mood peppy with Punjabi flavoured hooks and lively percussions. You shouldn’t be surprised if toddlers start to sing their nursery rhymes in this tune henceforth!

A soft romantic number that’s presumably a birthday gift, going by Karky’s lyrics. Apart from the nifty guitar, what stands out is Hariharan’s splendid vocal performance. The singer is in sparkling touch on this one. The composer keeps the proceedings interesting with a wonderful violin solo and likewise with a nice build up of strings towards the end .

This is not your usual soup song as the director and lyricist have come up with a unique ‘retaliation’ concept. The harmless and fun laced lyrics are the song’s mainstay and Karky leaves enough options for the scheming ex-lover. The composer backs up  this mid-tempo tune with some fast paced percussions in the interludes and does well not to dilute the enjoyable melody and groove. The choice of Naresh Iyer for this colloquial tune may have been a gamble but the singer does his bit rather convincingly.