Marudaani Poovappola...
Vocals: Mukesh, Surmukhi
Lyrics: Na. Muthukumar

The flute and ethnic drums cater to the folksy aspect of the theme and the quaint western touches in the chorus lines provide a breezy variation. An interesting number from Taj Noor, in spite of the very repetitive’ marudaani poovappole’ line. Delicately written lyrics. The scale seems to be Karaharapriya.

Ennanjey...
Vocals: Ananthu, Priyadarshini, Taj Noor
Lyrics: Na.Muthukumar

The topsy-turvy feel that love brings about is amply reflected in the zany instrumental background music right through this song. A cute Tamil rap bit and nagaswaram notes add to the comic appeal. The mettu does make you recall an old Hindi hit, but the song could have a brief stint on the charts.

Suvadu Suvadu...
Vocals: M.Sasikumar, Samuthirakani, Pandiraj
Lyrics: Pandiraj

The word ‘suvadu’ has a lot of meanings. It is unclear what this bit is supposed to convey in the movie. But it can be easily relished for its neat background music.

Usure...
Vocals: Surmukhi
Lyrics: Eknaath

A song that reflects the broken heartedness of the lady. A lovers’ tiff, obviously. The thavil, though neat, forms an uneasy alliance with the rest of the song. A slow number. Do we hear the viola on and off?

Marudaani Poovin Meley...
Vocals: Chinmayee, M.K.Balaji
Lyrics: Na.Muthukumar

Song no.2, sung from the lady’s point of view, with slightly altered lyrics. Neat guitars, but they don’t add to the song. Chinmayee adds her own personal touch to this number.

Verdict:

Taj Noor has tried to balance his music between the ‘native touch’ that the story demands and the sensibilities of the modern listener. Sometimes he succeeds sometimes the music falls flat. But certainly an interesting first attempt. We wish him well.