| Innathe Chintha Vishayam - Raja with his usual tracks |
 In his successful 32 years in the industry, the music director has been with Sathyan from the films ‘Kochu Kochu Santhoshangal’ and ‘Manassinakkare’ to this Vishu release. ‘Innathe Chintha Vishayam’.
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| Calcutta News - Outstanding music |
 Debjyothi Misra is a protégé of the legendary Salil Chowdhary, whom Malayalees have held close to their hearts for years. And Blessy is quite a big fan of Salilda, who has worked in 28 Malayalam films in the seventies creating 112 hit songs as music director. And so, when Blessy finalized to shoot his new movie, set in Calcutta, he had no hesitation in taking Misra, Chowdhary's former assistant, t
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| Flash - The music is youthful, but ordinary |
 Gopi Sundar is exceptional as a rerecording artist. His contribution to the success of films like 'NoteBook' and ‘Big B' were much lauded. And when it was heard that the talented rerecording artist is finally becoming a full time music director, every music lover was loaded with much expectations. But after hearing the tunes that he had given to his debut movie 'Flash', one don't find much reason
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| Rock N Roll - audios doesn’t rock! |
 The Mohanlal starer's audio collection was pretty much expected one because it announced the comeback of Vidhya Sagar to Malayalam after a gap of two years. The album with many fresh faces, also with able use of established singers, is not in the lines as one expects. It doesn’t make you roll to its beats. But as usual with the music director, a couple of songs will make you engaged for the moment
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| Chocolate - A mediocre fare |
 For the last couple of year’s musical duo Vayalar Sharath and Alex Paul has been reigning in the strides of popularity, churning out a number of continuous hits.
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| Paradesi - Awesome music for Pardesy |
 The music of this Pardesy is quite special because in an age of remixes and fast food music, it stands out with its leisured pace and much forgotten flavour. Sure, it's no competition to its antecedents; still it earns points for being an opulent looking album with a fully committed soul.
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| Nivedhyam - It offers good hearing |
 If you are in the mood to stretch your musical ears a bit than the routine stuff, then this is one that is not to be missed.
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| Sooriyan - Ilayaraja with a mediocre fare |
 Maestro Ilayaraja who is known for his dream run of hits in Malayalam, this time comes up with mixed bag of numbers in Sooriyan.
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| Ore Kadal - Ouseppachan delivers another best |
 Ouseppachan has been long associated with quality music from his debut in the Bharathan film Kaathodu Kaathoram in the late eighties. He was the front runner who churned out continuous hits.
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| July 4 - Has enjoyable music |
 As usual Ouseppachan has excelled in his meticulous orchestration and chorus works, taking and assembling pieces from a variety of musical styles.
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| Hello - Music is an ordinary fare |
 Alex Paul and Vayalar Sharath has been the busiest team last year continuously churning out hits in a row. But this year, their hectic schedules show themselves in their many creations, which has finally resulted in mediocre songs.
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| Arabikatha - Cool Melodies for Arabikatha |
 Starting from Oru Maravathoor Kanavu to the latest Classmates, this long time assistant of Kamal has kept the tradition of being with the best musically. His latest Arabikatha also is also a stunner musically with a couple of melodies that may definitely find place in the charts. Lal Jose is introducing a new music director Biji Bal who shows that he has grown enough to become a contender for
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| Pranayakalam - A classy album |
 Enjoy the Sweet music in a adorable romantic movie which will be a treat for the melody-starved.
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| Goal - Not Vidyasagar's best |
 More a campus based, funny album, this is delectable fare, targeting today's youth. More of the songs have western arrangements. Even though some of the songs may climb up the chats, definitely this is not Vidyassagar's best.
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| Big B - Alphonse with some of his best |
 The album has some of the good lyrics by Jophy Tharakan and Santhosh Varma, who are also in the way out to make it big. With recruiting some of the best singers to render the best tracks in the album, and by marking a few debutants for the others, he has played safe and has brought out an altogether different experience.
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| Vinodayathra - Another success from Rajasaab |
 It is quite natural for expectations to shoot up when Sathyan Anthikkad and Ilayaraja join hands again for another film because they have worked together in many films together creating masterpieces including many recent super hits.
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| Chotta Mumbai - Impressive debut by Rahul Raj |
 Chotta Mumbai - the new flick for this Vishu is giving ample space for the debutant music director Rahul Raj to make an impressive debut. Even in his first attempt, the music director has introduced a number of singers from the ‘Superstar Show' ranging from Sangeeth, Sreelakshmi, Sangetha Prabhu and even the music director lending his voice, all giving good results.
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| Abraham and Lincoln - Another techno fare |
 The album has six songs in total. Giving you a feel of a techno album, the songs are mixed with great élan and style.
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| Mayavi - Mayavi with soft melodies |
 2006 was a year of jubilation for Alex Paul - Vayalar Sharath team as they were together creating hits after hits. Even the New Year seems to be another year for their celebration, with a welcome hit like Mayavi.
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| Note Book - A definite chart topper |
 Mejo Joseph is the new musician who is making a mark with the latest 'Note Book’. He combines with the super hit lyricist of the year Vayalar Sharath to make an album which is a laudable effort, as far as new comer is concerned.
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| Vaasthavam - Alex Paul rules high |
 As the music of classmates is reigning high for the last few months, big expectations are on Alex Paul on his every new release. And in his new 'Vaasthavam,' Alex Paul has definitely delivered to hold his heads high with classy music. The album has three songs in the meaningful lyrics of Gireesh Puthencherry.
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| Karutha Pakshikal - Safeguarding the 'Kamal' traditions |
 Kamal films always have the character of good songs in them. From his very first film Mizhineerpookkal, he was a director who cared for good music and gave patronage for breeding good musicians like Ouseppachan, Ravindran, Vidyasagar, Alphonse and Mohan Sithaara. The very exampe of his interest in good music is that his 13 films fetched accolades and awards in various levels for good music and goo
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| Chakkaramuthu - It has a hummable few |
 Lohithadas's latest Chakkaramuthu set to music by M Jayachandran, don't have such a class, but the mediocre songs are done with exceptional choices of voices. Yesudas, after a short break delivers two songs which are extremely hummable. The lyric of the songs are by Gireesh Puthencherry and one, by the director himself.The album offers six songs of which two are repeat versions.
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| Pothen Vava - Alex Paul proves it once again |
 The album holds many specialties as Usha Uthup wields the mike once again after ages for herself, bringing the nostalgia of the old songs. The songs has an eastern flavor with light beats and chenda making as the prominent instruments.
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| Aanachandam - Debuting in style |
 The film boasts of a new music director Jaison J Nair, who has marked his arrival in style with creating good songs for the film.
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| Ekantham - Melody bites |
 Kaithapram Viswanathan was able to prove his mettle whenever he was given a chance for. Even with his few outings in film music industry he has been able to deliver hits that were both popular and appealed to the critics.
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| Moonnamathoral - Nostalgic melodies |
 Ouseppachan, known for his soft melodies has to bring in a different score for a different movie, Moonnamathoral the first complete digital movie in Malluwood.
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| Speed Track - Lively, likable |
 Deepak Dev has made some rapid strides in the last few years. The music director knows what the audience wants. He also understands what is a good melody. He combines mass and melody adroitly. And mostly it works.
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| Keerthi Chakra - Good feel |
 The young music director, who is a hot property in Tamil, has a feel for melody. And it shows even in this one.
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| Seethakalyanam - Outstanding |
 Sreenivas the musician is a good competition to the singer. His debut as a music director (for a full film) is outstanding.
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| Pachakuthira - Welcome tracks |
 As the film is a soulful comedy involving a mentally impaired peculiar character, some of the songs also carries the needed impetus. Penned by Girish Puthenchery according to the moods of the film, the lines are set to music by the legend Ilayaraja.
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| Balram vs Taradas - Jassie to basics |
 Jassie is now into his second run as a music director with the magnum opus, 'Balram Vs Taradas'. Eventhough the film is an action thriller and the music section claims only two songs, Jaasie has infused some genuinely in the creations.
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| Thuruppu Gulan - Music survives without soul |
 Alex Paul is a music director with an unique record of cent percent hits. From 'Chathikkatha Chanthu' to 'Achanurangatha Veedu' he has been very crafty in his creations.
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| Rasathantram - Definite chart topper |
 The Raja dominion is not a surprise to Malayalee audience; as he churns out anything in Malayalam, it is sure to climb the hit charts. This hit parade is going on for the last 25 years without an exception, and holds true again to his new film 'Rasathantram'.
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| Out Of Syllabus - The come back of melody |
 The album is an eye opener to every one who don't believe in the power of melody.
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| Vrindavanam - Raising hopes |
 'Vrindavanam', we see some real musical values in a doctor turned music director, also a debutant - Dr C.V. Renjith.
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| Chaandupottu - True to form |
 Vidyasagar can adapt himself pretty well to the situation. And in Chandupottu, he shows why he is very important among the modern crop of music directors.
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| Police - Sweet and soft |
 The album passes muster as Ouseppachan has struck to his essential strengths and for giving primacy to the melody.
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| Naran - On expected lines |
 Mohanlal film's songs have a certain character and flavor. A music director has to provide that. Deepak Dev in that sense had his task cut out. But he comes out of the test with more than pass marks.
Music: Deepak Dev
1) Thumbikkinnaram Gayatri has oiled sweetness of a veena in her voice. The song provides good opportunity for her to amplify her talents. The melodious background gives good s
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| Maanikyan - Refreshing mix |
 The album is good, and the two numbers of Chitra and Sujatha are indeed refreshing
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| Rain Rain Come Again - Sense of deja vu with Jassie Gift's latest album |
 Jassie Gift's second venture after the stupendous success of "4 the People" is the Malayalam "Rain, Rain Come Again". And as he has stated from various platforms, he has not tried to breakaway from the "4 the People" mould that brought him so much success. So, when you listen to the music of "Rain, Rain..." for the first time you may feel a sense of déjà vu.
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| Chess - The right gambit |
 Chess in a nutshell is a story of young man who is thrown into the deep end where sharks of the society swim with nonchalance.
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