Siruthai is out of the jungle and is ready to entertain us. We can see Karthi in a dual role in the movie while Tamannah will be his love interest. The movie has been produced by KE Gnanavel Raja and is directed by Siva. Music for Siruthai has been scored by Vidyasagar. The audio of Siruthai was launched recently and let us see what Vidyasagar has in store for us.

Naan Romba Romba...
Vocals: Ranjith, Chorus
Lyrics: Na. Muthukumar

This is the Rocket Raja exclusive! Ranjith sings for one of the Siruthais, who is self-aggrandizing about himself. A usual introduction song for the hero! Na. Muthukumar's lyrics like "sollurathellam suthamana poi... vekkurathu ellam pocket la kai" reveal the character as much as possible. Must be a strong favourite among Karthi's fans!

Chellam Vada Chellam...  
Vocals: Udit Narayan, Surmukhi, Roshan
Lyrics: Na. Muthukumar

A short romantic number, Chellam Vada chellam has neat and simple beats as the base arrangement. With Roshan's rap-like interludes, Udit Narayan and Surmukhi deliver a poesy number. When we just think that the song will lose track in the second part, Vidyasagar makes sure that it does not slip away. A worthy listen!

Azhagha Poranthuputa...
Vocals: Malathy Laxman, Priyadharshini
Lyrics: Viveka

A very different beginning to the song but don’t be fooled, as the song has a lot more to offer. This song is about the heroine raving about his 'man'. The beats and the voice remind us of yester-year village songs where the heroine sings praises of her fiance. The song may appeal more when we see a brisk Karthi on the screen!

Thalattu...
Vocals: Srivardhini
Lyrics: Arivumathy

Srivardhini sings a delightful Thalattu. Though there is nothing new about the song itself, it is a refreshing listen. A peaceful song considering what is to come next.

Adi Rakkamma Rakku...  
Vocals: Ranjith, Suchitra, Roshans
Lyrics: Pa. Vijay

Ranjith is back with Rakkamma Rakku. A cheerful and energetic song! Suchitra gives the song what it requires: zest. A folk arrangement with synthesised music (the trend nowadays) makes the song an interesting listen. If slipped in at the right moment in the movie, the song is sure to create ruckus in movie halls.

Verdict: A surprisingly short album, the total time adding up to less than 20 minutes, Siruthai emphasizes the fact that it is a commercial entertainer. This may not be Vidyasagar's best album but he has given what the movie requires: A crisp album with short and sweet songs. The songs also have impressions of earlier hits, but Vidyasagar has cleverly given a new look and feel to each of them. Overall, Siruthai is a worthy listen to and must appeal to Karthi's fans is a huge way.