Boom---
Vocals: Benny Dayal, Abishek, Bobo Shashi , Nritya
Lyrics: Pa.Vijay

A song in the hip hop mode, with a lot of synthesizer music, rhythm pads, and funky singing the song kind of hops along. The lyrics give the feeling of ‘letting the hair down’.




Hip Hop Hurray---
Vocals: coco Nanda, MC Bullet( golly!)
Lyrics: Boomerang X

Another trendy number with heavy rapping, some guitar and sax-like sounds and easy, gay rhythms. Has the feel of a ‘caribbean number’. You have to strain to hear the lyrics.



Manasellam -unplugged---
Vocals: Silambarasan. Rap:Abishek,Shivam,Srikanth
Lyrics: V.Ilango

The song announces itself as a dedicatory one to ‘dear friends that go away’. Silambarasan has tried to sing it with suitable solemnity, but his awful pronunciation has you tittering. With the song being what it is, you get to hear soft guitar play and drums.



Siraginri Parakkalam---
Vocals: Geetha, Rekha, Saritha, Archana, Benny Dayal, Swami, lil-j, Bobo Shashi
Lyrics: Purple Patch

Another ‘rap’ number with sax, guitar and keys in the middle. Appears to be a song of youthful enjoyment from what little we get to hear of the lyrics.



Un Uyir Nanban---
Vocals: Krish
Lyrics: Thug Laws( Abishek, Shivam)

Good to hear some well articulated stuff from Krish. A simple song that seeks to appease a sulking girlfriend. Has a slight ‘blues’ touch to it. Nice inputs from the guitar and keys.

Nallavan Kettavan---
Vocals: Coco Nanda, MCBullet
Lyrics: BoomerangX

Is this song played out merely in the head of any of the actors? Has the feeling of a nightmare being enacted with all the accompanying sounds!

Manasellam---
Vocals: Ranjith
Lyrics: V.Ilango

A much better version of song no.3, thanks to an emotional rendering by Ranjith. The flute and violin bits fall pleasantly on the ears.



Verdict:

This album tries to be very ‘in’ and trendy, with the consequence that there is not much melody in the songs. But overall, it’s a definite must-try for its target group – The Youth!