Built on a simple Karaharapriya scale (reminds you a tad of ‘June Ponaal’) this dreamy duet is differently structured in terms of percussive arrangements. Very soft charanams with only keyboard and violins make for easy listening.

Piranthom...
Vocals: Malgudi Shubha
Lyrics: Na.Muthukumar

A rather severe arrangement of Shanmukapriya raga notes, it does impart the right kind of mood to this song which hovers between sorrow and hope. Brooding notes from the flute and strings add small sparkles here. Could make it to the charts if filmed well.

Nadanthal...
Vocals: Arun Prabhakar, Harish Kumar, Siddharth
Lyrics: Manikai

Though there is nothing that makes this song stand out from many such others doing the rounds, the cheery rap bit adds a bit of ‘dum’ to it.

Nammai Thaandi...
Vocals: Prasanna, Chinmayee
Lyrics: Yugabharathi

Oh well, Oh well, Anandabairavi raga in a ‘jeans clad’ avatar here! Quite a natty number where the deft use of ‘ga’ and ‘ma’ swaras give it a sharp western touch. With alternating low and high notes that describe the tumbling emotions, this song flits around like a butterfly. Interesting percussive arrangement too. Sure to hit the charts

Chennapattanathule...
Vocals: Ceylon Jegani
Lyrics: Snehan

The breezy prelude is a sure indication of what is to follow- a desi titillation number in a folksy style. Can be relished for its amusing use of the Chalanata raga here.

Piranthom...
Theme song

Instrumental: Aah, here we are able to savour the raga better with the violins and flute. More live instruments could have enriched it.

Verdict:

Though the limited number of orchestral instruments gives this album a slightly stiff and edgy feel, some really ordered thinking has gone into framing the songs. Certainly an album to listen and ponder over. Wish the film is equally tightly knit.