| Thambikku Indha Ooru - Target: Youth |
 Bharath’s been seen as a village chap for a long time now and it appears to be that he’s shed that image at least in his forthcoming release ‘Thambikku Indha Ooru’ directed by Badri and music by the talented Dharan...
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| Mundhinam Paartheney - Thaman Talk |
 Thaman is known for heavy and peppy beats. The young music composer has come up with an engaging album with ‘Mundhinam Paartheney’ which is soft and melodious all through. With clarity of lyrics and instruments not overriding them, the songs of ‘Mundhinam Partheney’ are pleasant to listen to...
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| Kola Kolaya Mundhirikka - Songs on song |
 Music composer Selvaganesh is back at work after winning appreciations for ‘Vennila Kabadi Kuzhu’. With his mastery in Classical and Carnatic music, Selvaganesh has managed to induce the same in the album...
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| Bhayam Ariyaan - Reassuring film music |
 Jayamathi Pictures, ‘Bhayam Ariyaan’ is another film set in the mean urban slum backdrop. To be precise the film is woven around a cemetery. Mageshraja, Udhayathara, Kishore, Manikandan, Sanuja, Devi Kriba, Ponnambalam, Saranya are the actors. Produced by K. Sargunaraja and directed by Prathesh ‘Bhayam Ariyaan’ has 7 songs in the album...
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| Vinnaithandi Varuvaya - High in sky |
 Expectations were sky-high, quite reflecting the title. The reason is simple- It's double Oscar winner A R Rahman's first Tamil album after bursting to fame in the international music stage thanks to the Oscars...
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| Kacheri Aarambam - Start the music |
 D Imman is almost a synonym with racy scores. The young music composer has come out with half-a-dozen songs in ‘Kacheri Aarambam’, which are racy as well as pacy, apt to the movie’s title
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| Goa - Go for it...Goa |
 Yuvan Shankar Raja and Venkat Prabhu always enjoy a good rapport. They have earlier emerged triumphant in 'Chennai 600028' and 'Saroja'. With 'Goa' they have rightly struck a hat-trick...
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| Kattradhu Kalavu - Ready to rob hearts |
 When a team of promising youngsters come together for a film, it is obviously bound to except hype and expectations. Young actor Krishna (Vishnuvardhan's brother), rookie Balaji Devi Prasad and music composer Paul J team up for ‘Kattradhu Kalavu’...
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| Asal - Original and outstanding |
 The trios of Ajith, Saran and Bharadwaj have proved lucky in the past. After musical entertainers like 'Kadhal Mannan', 'Amarkkalam' and 'Attagasam', they have now teamed up together for 'Asal'. The album has seven numbers which are different from each other...
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| Thamizh Padam - Fun, frolic & fusion |
 Scoring music for an album that aims to make a spoof at the industry is no easy. But newcomer Kannan has taken the challenge well to deliver what his team had wanted him to do...
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| Kutty - Big music |
 Devi Sri Prasad is growing strong day-after-day in Kollywood. The young and enterprising music composer-cum-singer knows the knack of rendering songs that instantly find favour with the masses....
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| Naanayam - Two sides of James Vasanthan |
 ‘Naanayam’ audio has raised a lot of curiosity among music-lovers as it has music scored by James Vasanthan. The man caught the admiration of many with “Kangal Irandaal...” in ‘Subramaniapuram’ followed by an audio hit in ‘Pasanga’...
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| Kanagavel Kakka - More sound and loud |
 After 'Vettaikkaran', Vijay Antony has emerged a sought-after music composer in Tamil Cinema. Even before that, the success of songs like 'Naaka Mukka...' and 'Aathi Chudi...' has made people expect such racy and peppy tracks from him. And he has delivered them in 'Kanagavel Kakka', without disappointing the music-buffs...
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| Kandha Kottai - Gusto and graceful |
 Say Dheena. One is immediately reminded of his ‘kuthu’ numbers. A music composer synonymous with racy tunes has given catchy scores and lilting melodies at right mix in ‘Kandha Kottai’...
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| Angadi Theru - Double delight |
 Vasantha Balan's ‘Angadi Theru’ is special for it has musical score by two most happening music composers of Tamil cinema- Vijay Antony and G V Prakash Kumar. Both the music directors have opted for a similar style and they have done identical works...
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| Paiyaa - Fantastic five |
 If someone say Yuvan Shankar Raja is not in his best form this year, it is obvious that they had not listened to songs from ‘Paiyaa’. The music composer has come out with a beautiful album in association with Lingusamy, which has five scintillating songs that make you fall in love as soon as you listen to them...
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| Aval Peyar Thamizharasi - ‘APT’ is apt |
 Vijay Antony is a synonym with racy numbers. But surprisingly in ‘Aval Peyar Thamizharasi’ (APT), he has proved that he can give music that has a touch of melody and hip-hop...
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| Naan Avan Illai II - Racy and right |
 Music composer D Imman has carved a niched for himself among young music-lovers thanks to his peppy music score. He seems to have lived up to all expectations in ‘Naan Avan Illai II’...
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| Odipolaama - For the youngsters |
 D Imman is one of the young breed of music-composers who knows the knack of pleasing contemporary film music-lovers. Predominantly hip-hop and groovy, his compositions are energetic and enthusiastic...
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| Siddu Plus Two First Attempt - Rocking and racy |
 Veteran filmmaker - actor K Bhagiyaraj is known for his skills to extract the best from music-composers. Songs in almost all his movies have turned out to be big hits. He introduced young Dharan as music composer with 'Parijatham' and the duo teamed up together again for 'Siddu Plus Two First Attempt'...
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| Renigunta - Spicy and splendid |
 Debutant director Pannerselvam, a former associate of filmmaker Lingusamy, has tried his hands at an action-packed venture on juvenile criminals in his maiden venture. A newcomer Ganesh Raghavendra makes his foray to film music with ‘Renigunta’ which has a right mix of melodious and peppy numbers that is splendid and spicy too...
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| Jaggubhai - Rafi's razzmatazz |
 Fresh talents are hogging the limelight in Tamil cinema. Joining the list is music composer Rafi. In Sarath Kumar - Shriya starrer ‘Jaggubhai’, he has come up with songs that are a right mix of melody and western beats.With singers like Shankar Mahadevan, Hariharan and Sunitha Sarathy, Rafi has presented an album that is catchy and attractive.
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| Peranmai - Manly music |
 Vidyasagar means melody. In the company of filmmaker S P Jananathan, he has proved his mastery in coming up with an engrossing music album, that is, 'Peranmai'.
With a group of young singers, the music composer has managed to weave a magic of sorts here. The movie has ‘Jayam’ Ravi donning the role of a forest officer. Vairamuthu has penned the lyrics.
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| Vettaikkaran - Racy and roaring |
 Vijay's songs are synonymous to fast beats and peppy rhythms. Primarily targeted at the youngsters and children, all his songs in the recent days begin at brisk pace with catchy lyrics going all the way to woo music lovers.
Vijay Anthony, after 'Nakka Mukka...', has made a name for himself coming up with racy tunes. Obviously, the two with high energy get united to render a catchy treat for ear
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| Yogi - Stylish and scintillating |
 Filmmaker Ameer and music composer Yuvan Shankar Raja seems to share an excellent rapport. The two had teamed up to render musical hits since ‘Mounam Pesiyadhe’. They touched the peak in ‘Paruthiveeran’...
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| Unnaipol Oruvan - My daddy strongest |
 Call it a daughter’s gift to her doting dad. Shruthi Kamal Haasan debuts in her father's ‘Unnaipol Oruvan’, as music composer. The young girl has come up with catchy songs that sets the mood for the film, a reconstruct of Hindi hit 'A Wednesday'...
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| Jaganmohini - Old is gold |
 Jaganmohini, a remake of yesteryear mythological thriller by Vittalacharya, is directed by N K Viswanathan and it stars Namitha, Raja, Vadivelu, Nila, Jothilakhsmi along with others. Maestro Illayaraja has scored music for the movie and has come with catchy songs. The likes of Chitra, Ujaini, Swetha among others have sung the songs. Lyrics by Vaali and Muthukumar worth a mention...
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| Aadhavan - Shining bright |
 Kaakha Kaakha, Ghajini, Varanam Ayiram and Ayan. Can expectations be kept under control if a duo like Harris Jayaraj-
Suriya, who have delivered four blockbusters loaded with chartbusters come together again?
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| Kanden Kadhalai - Melody is its USP |
 Kanden Kadhalai, a remake of Hindi hit Jab We Met, has been making enough news. The movie directed by Kannan features Bharath and Tamannah in lead roles. Vidyasagar has scored music for the movie. Since all the songs in Jab We Met were big hits, expectations are high to check out what Vidyasagar has done. But after listening to songs, one is convinced of the music composer’s creative abilities. Th
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| Eeram - Cool, with a zeal |
 Thaman, one of the boys in director Shankar's ‘Boys’, recently unearthed one more talent in him - music. His songs in ‘Sinthanai Sei’ was a huge hit among youngsters. Now he is back with bang scoring music for his mentor's production venture – ‘Eeram’. Directed by Arivazhagan, ‘Eeram’ has music that is quite appropriate to its title. It's soft, simple and splendid. It has three tracks and a theme
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| Aayirathil Oruvan - Daring and different |
 The chemistry between Selvaraghavan and Yuvan Shankar Raja resulted in many chartbusters in the past. For the first time in his career, Selva teamed up with G V Prakash Kumar for ‘Aayirathil Oruvan’, and this chemical reaction too is a gift to the ears of music lovers...
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| Thiru Thiru Thuru Thuru - Manisharma’s magic works |
 Manisharma needs no introduction. The man with a Midas touch is a popular name for his brisk music in both Tamil and Telugu film industries. His latest offering T4 is a delight to listen to. It has catchy and groovy music sure to woo youngsters. The movie is produced by Real Image and Sathyam Cinemas and directed by debutante Nandhini JS. Manisharma has used a young brigade of singers and the list
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| Yathumagi - Simple and soft |
 After the success of Subramaniapuram and Pasanga, comes music composer James Vasanthan with ‘Yathumagi’. Supposedly a romantic entertainer, the movie with a poetic title promises a lot. Perhaps proving this, James Vasanthan had stated recently that he agreed for the project touched by its storyline. With the likes of Vijay Yesudass, Benny Dayal, Chitra and Deepa Miriam singing, the album has lot t
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| Pugaipadam - Picture perfect |
 Gangai Amaran, the man with many talents, has made a comeback as a music composer with ‘Pugaipadam’. The movie stars Amzath, Priya Anand and Yamini in lead roles. Produced by N C Manikandan the movie is based on a true story of the college days of eight friends...
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| Kanthaswamy - Vikram sizzles all the way |
 It can't get bigger than this. Kalaipuli S Thanu's ‘Kanthaswamy’, touted to be the big-budgeted movie in Tamil film industry, starring Vikram and Shriya in the lead roles and directed by Susi Ganesan, is getting ready for release. The movie has been shot in various exotic locales across the globe.It dwells on a mass theme - the need for equal distribution of wealth among the people and narrow
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| Muthirai - Stamps his class |
 Yuvan Shankar Raja seems to be growing from strength to strength. The man, who rendered many a hit songs in the recent past, has taken to a youthful album in ‘Muthirai’. It is peppy and groovy from the word go. The movie directed by Sreenath stars Nithin Sathya, Manjari Phadnis (she has even sung a song in the album), Daniel Balaji and Lakshmi Rai in lead roles. The album has six numbers including
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| Modhi Vilaiyadu - Rocking their way to fame |
 They cast their spell on West. Now they are eyeing to capture the hearts and souls of music-lovers down south. Colonial Cousins (Hariharan and Leslie Lewis), the duo credited with taking Indian pop to overseas, are making their debut as music-composers in Tamil cinema with director Saran's ‘Modhi Vilaiyadu’
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| Thoranai - Thoranai: Peppy, powerful and popular |
 Mass numbers for a mass hero. This seems to be the mantra for music composer Mani Sharma as he comes up with songs for the latest Vishal starrer ‘Thoranai’, which are racy and riveting.
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| Pasanga - Reveling all throughout |
 Hip Hip Hooray!!! Here’s the thriving combo back in town with yet another grand fiesta. Winning laurels for their best path breaking film ‘Subramaniapuram’, Director Sasi Kumar and his ducky James Vasanthan make it big this time with ‘Pasanga’. Who can forget the most mesmerizing tune ‘Kangal Irandaal’ that would ever remain cherished in hearts and souls. ‘Pasanga’ produced by Sasi Kumar of Compan
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| Pattalam - Cherishing tunes on the run |
 Flicks based on school-days aren’t out of box when it comes to Kollywood. Who can forget the unfading film ‘Panneer Pushpangal’ made nearly before 27 years. Later, few auteurs grounded with similar themes that weren’t too well-mannered. And here, Rohan Krishna is set-on jubilant making debut directorial with similar motif much decorously. The auteur dropped his ideas on papers for a TV series titl
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| Yaavarum Nalam - Exquisitely tuned melodies |
 Not all the times, do songs favor for such genres? But Yaavarum Nalam has a mix of aplomb, romantic as well skittish musicals. Perhaps, one can judge how mesmerizing melodies would suit the horror film only post-the-show. Shankar-Ehasan-Loy: The trio combo swayed several chartbusters in Bollywood and they’re back in town after ‘Aalavandhan’
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| Sarvam - Mighty stroke by Yuvan |
 It’s a grandiloquent smack by Yuvan-Vishnu Vardhan-Arya and exactly the trio-combo is up with a hat-trick followed by ‘Arindhum Ariyamalum’ and ‘Pattiyal’. Comprising of 6 songs, every melody varies on with unique genres with the most adept sound programming. Yuvan is on with a mind-boggling piece of album that would get you transfixed for the first time you listen.
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| Adhey Neram Adhey Idam - Simple but stylish |
 Premgi Amaran is a quality comedian, who made us laugh in 'Chennai 600028' and 'Saroja'. Making his avatar as music-composer in 'Adhae Neram Adhae Idam', he gives a different feel as he makes us happy all through. Targeted at youngsters, the album has new sounds and Premji does his best to make it racy and entertaining
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| Siva Mansula Sakthi - Sweet Musical Stuff |
 Yuvan Shankar Raja has dazzled in 'Siva Manasula Sakthi', produced by Vikatan Talkies. The half-a-dozen songs in the album are a blend of youth and class. Coupled with catchy lyrics by Na Muthukumar, the album has everything that today's generation of music-lovers would want to listen to
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| Kunguma Poovum Konjum Puravum - An Astounding Album |
 Music composer Yuvan Shankar Raja had always followed a style of his own in coming up with catchy tunes. He has rarely followed the foot-steps of his father (maestro Illayaraja). But in his latest album 'Kungumapoovum Konjum Puraavum' he has faithfully followed his father's style of music coming up with songs that takes us to the heydays of Illayaraja
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| Vennila Kabadi Kuzhu - Entrancing melodies by debutant |
 Launched from the laps of maestro A.R.Rahman, debutant V. Selvaganesh dives straight into our hearts with scintillating musical scores. Indeed, the melodies are gets you hypnotized as they make you feel humming through all the tunes. Guessing whether the debutant has inheritance
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| Ayan - The Return of Harris |
 Winning laurels with his tracks for 'Vaaranam Aayiram', Suriya is back to strike gold with his forthcoming film 'Ayan'. K.V. Anand who won laurels for his debut directorial 'Kana Kandein' is back wielding the megaphone for this film produced by AVM Productions.
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| Naan Kadavul - NAAN KADAVUL – POLISHED TUNES OF MAESTRO |
 Magnificent has been their endeavors in the past and here comes another album that raises our expectations. Undoubtedly, Bala, as we all know has been a well-esteemed auteur gearing up for conscientious feats with breathtaking themes.
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| Villu - Fast & furious |
 It is no easy task for Devi Sri Prasad to score music for 'Villu' - for the movie has an actor (Vijay), known for his dancing prowess who plays the lead role and an acclaimed choreographer wielding the megaphone.
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| Ghajini (Hindi) - Ghajini - run-of-the-mill musical by Rahman |
 On grounds of reality, one fine factor should've got your adrenalines shot with 'Ghajini'. Aye! 2-A factors (Aamir Khan-A.R. Rahman) had enthralled nook and corners with their previous ventures 'Rangeela', 'Lagaan', 'Rang De Basanti' and Aamir's Production 'Jaane Ya Tu Jaane Na'.
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| Magesh, Saranya, Matrum Palar - Living up to his reputation |
 'Magesh Saranya Mattrum Palar', stars Sakthi, Sandhya, Daniel Balaji and Keerthi Chawla in lead roles. Produced by Kool Productions, the movie is directed by P V Ravi
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| Newtonin 3am Vidhi - Vinay impresses on debut |
 The music part of S J Suryah's films come across as very special. Be it movies directed by him or films that feature him in the lead role.
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| Thiruvannamalai - Packed with punch |
 Perarasu's latest 'Thiruvannamalai' is no different. The album which has musical score by Srikanth Deva, is simply amazing with the amount of energy the music composer has managed to extract from his singers and the musicians.
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| Silambattam - Truly peppy and groovy |
 Coming together for the third time, the two seems to have decided to provide a different opera from their earlier ventures. Silambattam is an entertaining musical album, which has peppy and groovy music. Energy oozes in all the songs and Yuvan seems to have been inspired by his dad's (Ilayaraja's) works in early 80s.
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| A AA E EE - Catchy, convincing and clear |
 With six catchy numbers, the music album comes as a delight for those who love a mix of racy and soft music. Vijay Anthony seems to have continued from where he left in Kadhalalil Vizhunthen. Vijay Anthony's brilliant use of violins and an excellent harmony is the highlight of the album.
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| Poo - Different and spellbinding |
 The album has six tracks and each one is quite different from the other. Hats off to the Sasi and S. S. Kumaran combo for they have come out with some very unique and quite different tunes.
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| Abhiyum Naanum - Music that touches our heart & soul |
 Music flows like a gentle breeze on a sultry day. The good choice of singers ( Madhu Balakrishnan, Kailash Kher, Sadhana Sargam and S P balasubramaniam), excellent orchestration and soft beats kindles the feel to listen the album repeatedly.
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| Aegan - A Perfect Hat-Trick |
 The album has five tracks predominantly peppy. Yuvan's orchestration, which was perfectly manifested in Saroja, has gone a step ahead in Aegan. Undoubtedly, the album will become a big hit with Ajith fans. Sure they would lap it up.
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| Varanam Aayiram - Electrifying and entertaining |
 Music composer Harris Jeyaraj and director Goutham Vasudev Menon share a good rapport between them. The two have come together to work for over 30 songs with almost all of them going on to top the chartbusters. Since 'Minnale' to 'Varanam Aayiram', the two has been able to come up with a mix of catchy melodies, hip-hop and racy romantic numbers which have found a favorable place with the masses.
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| Pandhayam - Fast & furious from Vijay Anthony |
 After Nakamukku by Vijay Anthony, expectations and anticipation rode high on his next musical album ‘Pandhayam’. He did not let down his fans as he has come up with a remix of yesteryear hit Sinhalese gaana ‘Suarngani’. Sure to set the music-lovers rocking, the song is indeed the pick of the album.
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| Raman Thediya Seethai - Soft, smooth & simple |
 Vidyasagar has several hits under his belt and this time he has come out with a soft score for the film ‘Raman Thediya Seethai’. The album has six numbers with the likes of Binny, Thippu, Madhu Balakrishnan, Karthik among others rendering their voices. Vidyasagar has himself crooned a number which is quite striking.
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| Satyam - Yet another stunner from Harris Jayaraj |
 'Sathyam', the 25th film from his stable, is indeed very special. It has right mix of hip-hop, melody and kuthu songs. He has experimented with new sounds and new voices. A shrewd thinker, Harris has intelligently used the voices of Premji Gangaiamaran and Rahul Nambiyar.
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| Saroja (Tamil) - Youthful all the way |
 Yuvan Shankar Raja has emerged as a name to reckon with in Tamil film industry. Be it hip-hop, groovy or melody, Yuvan is at it, composing catchy tunes with ease.
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| Sakkarakatti - Youthful exuberance at its best |
 Working with a debutant Kalaprabhu, Rahman has brought out new sounds that have the potential to mesmerize listeners. With right vocals and excellent instrumentation, 'Sakkarakatti' is as sweet as sugar candy.
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| Kuselan - Simply stunning |
 A soft melody in Chaaral and Sollamma, nice peppy tunes for Cinema Cinema, Perinba Pechukara and Om Zarare sum up the album. But the varied instrumentation and the catchy interludes and rhythm makes all the difference. Prakash proved his skills in 'Veyyil' and ‘Kireedom’ before. He seems to have come more polished and skilled in ‘Kuselan’.
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| Subramaniapuram - Provides a fresh feel |
 The good use of rhythm and a mix of melody and peppy beats, the album have songs which are sure to top audio charts. What more, the debutant music composer has introduced several new voices, who provides a fresh feel.
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| Dhaam Dhoom - Harris all the way |
 ‘Dhaam Dhoom’ adds to the list of topnotch albums rendered by Harris Jayaraj. It has everything a music-lover would ask for - melody, hip-hop, jazz and Indian classical.
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| Dasavatharam - Himesh at his best |
 The much-awaited audio of ‘Dasavatharam’ is out. The Bollywood music king Himesh Reshammiya forays down south with the movie which has raised all expectations for the simple fact that Kamal Haasan is part of it and doing 10 different roles.
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| Kuruvi - A loud chirp |
 The album has six tracks including theme music. Vidyasagar has managed to come up with songs, which are bundle of energy and foot-tapping. The likes of Yogi, Dr Burn, Anuradha Sreeram, Sangeeth Haldipur and Vidyasagar himself have lent their voice.
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| Arai En 305il Kadavul - Pacy and breezy |
 After ‘Imsai Arasan’, director Simbhu Devan has settled down to do another hilarious entertainer in Arai En 305il Kadavul. This time he has teamed up with Prakash Raj and comedians Santhanam and Ganja Karuppu.
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| Nepali - Energetic, entertaining and enthusiastic! |
 'Nepali' is a quality album which has fresh vocals coupled with a excellent harmony, instrumentation and good use of trumpets and saxophone.
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| Billa - Groovy & good |
 Yuvanshankar Raja had greater responsibility in his shoulders to deliver the best for the remake of yesteryear blockbuster Billa. Obviously his work will draw comparisons with the original
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| Kallori - Trendy and youthful |
 Joshwa Sridhar has done it again. The young musician, who had enthralled us with his different approach in Kaathal, has come out with another winner with this album. Though the songs are not outstanding, they perfectly reflect the mood of the central theme of the movie, i.e., the life in collage campus. The songs are trendy and youthful. They offer verity and right spirit
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| Rameshwaram - A right mix of melody |
 Young Niru has come up with tunes which are soul-stirring and sure to stick to the hearts of the listeners. Sure to evoke the right emotions in the listeners, the orchestration and soft beats coupled with thoughtful lyrics work out well for the song.
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| Azhagiya Tamil Magan - Any time music |
 The six numbers, including a remixed one, carry that unique Rahman stamp ---- rhythmic razzmatazz, quaint harmonies and experimental interludes all creating a symphonic sounds cape.
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| Polladhavan - Chic & trendy |
 A mix of peppy and melodious stuff, the music director has ensured that the album cater to music-lovers of all genre. The choice of playback singers and the lilting lyric are the major highlights.
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| Bheemaa - Novel and nice |
 Bheemaa has been in the making for quite a while and, almost uncannily, most delayed films’ music has a touch of melancholy in it (or is it our imagination?). In some respects, Bheemaa resolves this quandary, and underscores that the idea of sadness is mostly a creation of the mind.
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| Sivi - Dharan rocks |
 Sivi is a stylish album comprising half-a-dozen numbers which are right mix of peppy, hip-hop and earthy musical score. For X gen music-buffs, Dharan has come up with a racy rap in the company of Dr Burn.
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| Malaikottai - Catchy & convincing |
 The good use of rhythms, catchy interludes and peppy chorus, the album leaves a mark instantly.
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| Bommalattam - Catchy and trendy |
 In the company of music composer Himesh Reshammiya, Bharathiraja has come out with five hit songs, which are sure to become a craze among music-buffs. Since it is a bi-lingual (being made in Tamil and Hindi simultaneously). it is no easy job for Himesh to satisfy both Hindi and Tamil film music-lovers. But the young music-director has tried his best to satisfy both the audiences
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| Thottal Poo Malarum - A delight for music-lovers |
 Thottal Poo Malarum, which marks the debut of Vaasu's son Sakthi, has musical score by Yuvan Shankar Raja. Quite appropriate to the title, the album has half-a-dozen youthful melodies, penned by Vaalee and Snehan. Yuvan, who is on a high after several hits in the recent past, has carried on his good work. The album has catchy musical score and engrossing numbers.
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| Kireedam - Smart work |
 G V Prakash is one of the young and interesting music talents to emerge from this part of the country. He bowled over music lovers with a different sounds and feel in Veyyil. Nephew of A R Rahman, music seems to be present in Prakash's genes.
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| Sathumpodaathay - Yuvan rocks |
 Na Muthukumar's catchy lyrics have not been overshadowed by a racy instrumentation of Yuvan, whose choice of singers deserves a special mention. The likes of Adnan Sami, Viva Girls, Shreya Ghosal and Sudha Raghunathan have rendered their voice in the album.
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| Ammuvagiya Naan - Truly mesmerizing |
 Sabesh - Murali, after hit musical score in Thavamai Thavamirundhu and Koodal Nagar, are back to give their best. Lyrics are by Pazhanibharathy, Anbumani and Anand Dhinakhar. The impressive rhythm pattern, right choice of singers and mild use of musical accompaniments by the duo have impressed the listeners.
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| Pallikoodam - Scintillating stuff |
 Bharadwaj is known for his 'touchy' melodies. Having proved his worth coming up with lilting tunes Bharadwaj is one of the few music - composers, who lets his songs do all the talking. He never allows his music to dominate the lyrics.
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| Karuppusamy Kuthagaitharar - Rollicking rhythms |
 Known for his racy rhythms, Dhina has come up with five songs that are predominantly rocking. Heavy instruments, fusion and influence of Classical raaga find place in right mix in the album. A song rendered by Hariharan and another by Carnatic vocalist OS. Arun are the major attractions in the album.
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| Naan Avanillai - Sure to rock music-buffs |
 Naan Avanillai is a catchy album oozing with energy and is vibrant to listen to. The young music composer has opted for right voices and the songs are quite different from each other giving a refreshing feel for the listeners.
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| Sivaji (Tamil) - Rahman delivers, big time |
 In Sivaji, Rahman’s music works at two levels — as he shows glimpses of his own splendid arrangement-orchestration skills. The second is in smart packaging in an effort to live up to the myriad demands of diverse sections.
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| Achchamundu Achchamundu - Soft, smooth & silky |
 ‘Achchamundu Achchamundu’ starring Prasanna and Sneha, is a supposedly a thriller churned out completely in USA. Directed by Arun Vaidyanathan, the film has musical score by Karthik Raja. Though the young music composer proved that he had immense talent, ladyluck was smiling on him. However with his musical score in ‘Achchamundu Achchamundu’, no doubt he would be going places. He has carefully com
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| Mayakkannadi - Perfect Ten from the Maestro |
 Mayakannadi has six amazing tracks with Ilayaraja himself rendering three in his sublime voice. One cannot stop heaping laurels on Ilayaraja for his brilliant scores in the movie. Certainly he has scored a perfect ten in the album.
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| Aarya - Racy and romantic |
 The album has five numbers rendered by the likes of Karthik, Suchitra, Tippu, Anuradha Sriram and Saindhavi. The album is sure to go down well with youngsters.
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| Ninaithu Ninaithu Parthen - Melody all the way |
 The young music composer who proved his mettle in his maiden film Kadhal, has sung a couple of songs himself. Also the likes of Sukhwinder Singh, Sadhana Sargam, Haricharan and Saindhavi have rendered their voices in the album.
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| Chennai 600028 - A youthful musical journey |
 The colloquial lyrics, peppy instrumentation and good harmony make the songs click. Apart from Shankar Mahadevan, S P Balasubramanyam and Chitra, Yuvan has opted for young and enthusiastic singers for the album and it is evident from the end product.
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| Thoovaanam - Dulcet delights |
 In Thoovaanam, Isaac makes a promising start with songs that range from average to very good.Isaac has not tried to be flashy or flamboyant. Playing well within his ken, Isaac is on the ball almost all through. A couple of numbers will take time to establish.
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| Koodal Nagar - Satisfyingly simple |
 Bharath is among the lucky heroes, who gets good songs for his movies. It started with Kadhal and has continued till Veyyil. Incidentally, the two heroines of the two respective films ---- Sandhya and Bhavana — have come to share frames again with him for Koodal Nagar.
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| Lee - Master of mix |
 Imman has also used plenty of common sense in his choice of singers and instruments. In Lee too, he has come up with some interesting interludes even while keeping in mind the need of the hour — mass songs.
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| Mozhi - Soulful solos |
 Vidyasagar has given music as much for your soul as he has done for your ears. Vidyasagar has chosen to give seven sterling melodies that are dipped in honey and heart.
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| Oram Po - On the ball |
 Music legend A R Rahman's nephew, G V Prakash has opted for peppy beats and catchy instrumentation without pushing the lyrics down.He has come up with a variety and produced new sounds which are impressive. Sure to enthrall youngsters, the album has all the ingredients to make it big.
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| Kannum Kannum - Worth listening to |
 It is a happy sign that Dheena has come out with a music album with enough thrust on good lyrics by Vairamuthu. The album has five catchy songs with Dheena himself rendering his voice for a track.
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| Pachai Kili Muthucharam - A commendable job |
 A mix of western and classical tunes, the songs in the album are simply catchy and amazing.The likes of Bombay Jayashree, Naresh Iyer, Karthik along with the newcomers Gowthamy Rao have stuck to their task.
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| Unnale Unnale - Hats off Harris! |
 A right mix of melody and racy rhythms, the album has everything a music-connoisseur expects. Harris Jayaraj, a man of few words, has once again allowed his music to speak.
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| Thirumagan - Nativity of the Soil |
 Deva is at his best in coming up with folk tunes. Debutant director Rathnakumar does have a liking for good music and it is evident from the way he has got the songs from the music composer.
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| Muni - Harmonious! |
 In Saran's production venture Muni directed by Lawrence Raghavendra, Bharadwaj has come up with peppy numbers. The album has half a dozen songs which are sure to attract front-benchers.
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| Sabari - Mani Sharma in his elements |
 A mix of peppy and melodious songs, Sabari comes as a whiff of fresh air among the recent Vijayakanth songs. Sabari has five numbers with the likes of Tippu, Sujatha, Kalyani, Rahul Nambiar rendering them. Kabilan and Na Muthukumar have penned the lyrics for the album.
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| Deeppavali - Catchy and appealing |
 The young music-composer has come out with five songs which are quite different from each other. Variety seems to be the watch word for Yuvan.
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| Pori - The spark is there |
 Director Subramaniam Siva and Dheena are together again after a roaring success in Thiruda Thirudi. The two are known for their peppy songs with catchy beats. 'Manmadarasa' in Thiruda Thirudi is still heard in every street corners.Interestingly, in Pori, they have come up with a mix of melodious and racy songs, the pick being Paerunthil Nee Enakku rendered by Madhu Balakrishna and Madhusree (a
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| Pokkiri - For the masses |
 Manisharma has come up with stylish and peppy numbers for Pokiri. The movie featuring Vijay and Asin in the lead roles is a remake of the blockbuster Telugu movie titled the same. Manisharma has retained some of his tunes in the original version for the Tamil remake. The songs are energetic, style and Manisharma has used modern instruments well
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| Aalwar - Foot-tapping and entertaining |
 The likes of Sadhana Sargam, Unnikrishnan and Madhusree, besides a host of newcomers have sung in the album. Hats off to the young composer for giving an entertaining stuff in Aalwar.
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| Solli Adippen - Just beat it |
 The music album, which has six songs, begins with a number sung by Vivek himself. Kalaikumar has recreated the slums of Chennai in the song using the local language well.S P Balasubramaniam, Anuradha Sreeram, Karthik, Srikanth Deva, Mathangi, among others, have sung in the album.
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| Veerasaami - For your ears! |
 Vijaya T Rajendhar, called as 'Ashtavadhani' for scoring music, penning lyrics, handling cinematography and editing besides directing his films, has done what he always does best in Veerasaami too - he has given his heart and soul.
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| Paruthi Veeran - Vintage village |
 It's a different Yuvan in Paruthi Veeran. Taking a break from his routine hip-hop and urban stuff, Yuvan takes the listeners to remote village through Paruthi Veeran.
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| Nenjirukkum Varai - Hearty and wholesome |
 Srikanth Deva is known for rhythms that have something more than just mass appeal. He has composed six tunes, which are predominantly high-pitched and accompanied by his energy-busting rhythms.
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| Adaikalam - Soft and smooth |
 Sabesh Murali who composed music for Cheran's Thavamai Thavamirundhu, have come out with soft tunes in Adaikalam, a movie which dwells on family relationships.
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| Irandu - Middle track |
 Imman and director Sundar C share a good rapport. They have combined several times before successfully. In, Rendu, Imman seems to have delivered what the director wanted from him.
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| Adavadi - Bang, bang, bang |
 After Adithadi, the trio of Sathyaraj, Deva and director Bharath Hanna are back for Adavadi. The movie has just four songs, which are predominantly rhythm-infested.
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| Chennai Kadhal - Good in parts |
 A youthful entertainer as the title suggests, Vikraman and Joshua have come out with music that will appeal to the new generation.
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| Sivappathigaram - Earthy and energetic |
 Vidyasagar and Karu Palaniappan share an excellent rapport. It was evident in the songs of the director's maiden venture Parthiban Kanavu. The two have come together in Sivapathigaram and seem to be continuing their good run.
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| Thiruvilayadal Arambam - Lively and lilting |
 Thiruvilayadal Arambam has five songs that are predominantly peppy and foot-tapping. Set to tunes by D Imman, they are primarily influenced by western beats.
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| Vattaram - Rings the right range |
 Bharadwaj has given more thrust on Vairamuthu's good lyrics. Interestingly, Bharadwaj has introduced seven new singers. The trio of Saran, Bharadwaj and Vairamuthu has lived up to expectations.
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| Sadhanai - Lives up to the name |
 Wonder what the music composer Prem Kumar would have felt sitting with a young boy for composing? However the songs in Sathanai reveal not just the music composer's liking for 'catchy' tunes but also the kid's (Kishan's) music knowledge.
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| E - Earthy and energetic |
 After Gana Ulaganathan, it is now the turn of Pulianthope Palani to sizzle the music lovers. His raw voice coupled with catchy tunes by Srikanth Deva certainly work wonders. The popular 'Gana' singer has sung four numbers in the album, all of which is expected to become popular.
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| Veyyil - Remarkable debut |
 When Rahman came out with new sounds in Roja, almost a decade ago, it caught everyone by surprise. Now creating the same feel is debutant G V Prakash Kumar, (Rahman's nephew). His maiden album Veyyil proves that he is the man to watch in the time to come.
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| Kizhakku Kadarkarai Salai - Youthful blitz |
 Stanley, who has a good knowledge of music, has rightly extracted good work from this new music composer. However the inevitable influence of Ilayaraja and Rahman cannot be ruled out in Paul's works.
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| Thirudi - Steely and brassy |
 The album has six tracks with a mix of fast rhythms and melodies. Though a few of them remind his earlier tunes, the songs in the album have catchy tunes and simple lyrics.
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| Achacho - Promising debut |
 Noorulah Khan is one such debutant, who has proved his mettle in his maiden musical album Achacho. With a healthy mix of soft, peppy and earthy songs, Noorulah has shown he is a good prospect for the future.
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| Em Mahan - Mod as well as moody |
 In Emttan Mahan, the music director has come up with six songs which are a cocktail of method and mood.
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| Thimiru - One for the masses |
 Yuvan Shankar Raja has already proved his mettle. Adding one more to his latest hits is Thimiru. It has a mix of racy, soft and peppy tunes. The highlight being a song sung by Gangai Amaran
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| Sillunu Oru Kaadhal - Cool and lovable |
 The thing about Rahman is his feel for lilt and rhythm. You get that in ample measure in Sillunu Oru Kaadhal.
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| Idhu Kadhal Varum Paruvam - An impressive effort |
 Interestingly, Kasthoori Raja doesn't look a novice in his new role. He has come up music that is sure to woo the youngsters.
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| Nenjil - New idioms |
 Imman is one of the up and coming music composers and is known for his peppy songs. However in Nenjil Jil Jil, he has come up with a mix of racy and soft melodies.
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| Gurushetram - Mixed fare |
 Aisak Thomas and Martin Devakumar are making their debut as music-composers in Jayabharathy's Gurushetram. The duo has shown their penchant for melodies in the music album.
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| Something Something Unakkum Enakkum - Full of life |
 An energetic young composer, Devi Sri Prasad is back in Tamil with Something Something.Jassie Gift, Karthik, S P Balasubramanaiam and Shankar Mahadevan have lent their voice, and the music director has succeeded in coming up with music that is sure to catch the youngsters.
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| Manadodu Mazhaikalam - In fine form |
 Manadodu Mazhaikalam by Karthik has the substance and quality. With five songs sung by the likes of Sukhwinder Singh, Sadhana Sargam and Jassie Gift, he has cast a magic on the listeners. Good orchestration, peppy beats and catchy tunes find its place back in Karthik's works.
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| Aran - Good melodies |
 Joshua Sridhar, the man who shot to fame with his catchy melodies in Kadhal, is back with Aran, a movie starring big stars like Mohanlal, Gopika, Jeeva among others.
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| Vallavan - Mass beats |
 Silambarasan, T Rajendher, Sunidhi Chauhan, Karthik and pop star Blaaze have given an energetic performance, and Vallavan is perhaps the audio of the year. With the right mix of hip-hop and western tunes, the movie has songs that look promising for the youth set.
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| Imsai Arasan 23am Pulikesi - Ring old, ring new |
 All credit to Sabesh Murali for coming out with a different stuff.
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| Naalai - The other one too delivers |
 After a long gap, Karthikraja is back with some brisk scores. A talented music composer, Karthikraja is still awaiting a major break which may propel him to stardom. Naalai has all the essential ingredients to provide him the right start towards achieving the same.
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| Kokki - You can hook on to it |
 Dheena, quite popular for his racy numbers, has not disappointed his fans in Kokki coming up with some foot-tapping songs.
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| Uyir - Good show from Joshua |
 Supposedly a romantic entertainer, Uyir has Joshua Sridhar coming up with five tracks and a theme music which are predominantly melodious.
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| Vettaiyaadu Vilaiyaadu - A winner, surely |
 Gowtham Menon and Harris Jeyaraj have combined to score a hat-trick in Vettaiyaadu Vilaiyaadu. After Minnalae and Kaakha Kaakha, the duo has come out with some scintillating tunes and new sounds.
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| Azhagai Irukkirai Bayamai Irukkirathu - Job Well done |
 Growing in stature is Yuvan Shankar Raja. This young music composer is the man of the moment in Tamil. In AIBI he does his reputation no harm.
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| Tirupathi - On full throttle |
 Bharadwaj has succeeded in giving songs which would be heard in every corner of the streets for sometime from now.
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| Poi - True to style |
 Vidyasagar is perhaps the quintessential music director of the times. Well earthed in classical music, he knows how to improvise to suit the palate of the modern-day youths.
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| Pattiyal - Magic recreated |
 The highlight is a racy song sung by Ilayaraja, where Yuvan has taken few samples from the yesteryear hit song Adaludan Padalai set to tunes by M S Viswanathan then.
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| Varalaru - Master class |
 Giving a mix of his much-famed orchestration and some new beats, Rehman shows that class is permanent. It may not be his best effort.
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| Thiruttu Payalae - Of medleys and melodies |
 Susi Ganesan’s previous movies (like Five Star) were known for splendid music. So it is with lot of expectations one reaches for Thiruttu Payalae.
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| Thambi - Soft and stylish |
 The movie has music by Vidyasagar, who seems to have continued his good run in recent times with Thambi too.
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| Pudhupettai - Brilliant attempt |
 When Director Selvaraghavan and music-composer Yuvanshankar Raja team up, they are known to deliver the best.
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| Idhaya Thirudan - Jig and jive |
 The Saran-Bharadwaj is certainly one. They have combined to give some of the best known songs in recent times.
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| Paramasivan - In his elements |
 In Paramasivan he redeems himself and seems to have found the form (in the company of Vasu). The thing about Vidyasagar is that he has an ear and heart for melody.
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| Saravana - Job well done |
 Sure to click the audio-charts for its catchy tunes and rocking music.
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| Aathi - Rollicking rhythms |
 Aathi has predominantly foot-tapping and racy numbers. For such songs the usual suspects of Anuradha Sreeram, S P Balasubramaniam, Tippu, Karthik and Sujatha have come together.
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| Sandai Kozhi - Racy and pacy |
 The movie has musical score by Yuvan Shankar Raja.It has five numbers that are a mix of western and folk numbers.
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| Aaru - Heavy-duty beats |
 Devi Sri Prasad's strength is his verve and vivacity. Luckily, the film has demanded such numbers from him. And what we have eventually is good fun.
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| Majaa - Lives up to its name |
 Music-director Vidyasagar and actor Vikram share an excellent rapport. In the past, music in movies like Dhil, Dhool and Arul featuring the two have topped the audio charts.
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| Sivakasi - Formula rhythms |
 Sivakasi is no different from this, as Srikanth Deva has come up with a mix of fast and soft numbers. The usual list of Shankar Mahadevan, Vasundhara Dass, Udit Narayan, known for fast songs, have rendered one song each.
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| Bambharakannaley - A heavy blast |
 The album has six numbers, all of them being predominantly racy numbers.The highlight of the album is an assorted collection of yesteryear hit numbers fused together and retuned by Srikanth Deva.
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| Manikanda - Typical stuff from Deva |
 Manikanda, a movie in the making for long time starring Arjun and Jyothika, has got five songs set to tunes by Deva.
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| June R - Giving melody its moments |
 Malayalam music-composer Sarath has scored music for the movie and has come out with five numbers which are sure to enthrall the listeners.
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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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| Sringaram - Classical beauty |
 Sringaram truly is an interesting offering. Certainly, a different one from the ear-perforating rhythms that come in the form of modern-day film music.
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| Mazhai - Musical shower |
 Varsham, was a super hit much for its glorious music.The film's music won two Filmfare awards.And when you listen to Mazhai's songs,you understand why.
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| Chanakya - For the dancing-feet |
 The likes of Sadhana Sargam, Anuradha Sriram, Karthik and Thippu have also sung in the album.
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| Chidambarathil Oru Appasamy - Maestro's touch intact |
 Ilayaraja and Thangar Bachchan always share an excellent rapport. The duo teamed up together to render popular and earthy numbers in Azhagi and Solla Marantha Kathai earlier.
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| Kanda Naal Mudhal - Fine form continues |
 Starring Prasanna, Karthik and Laila, the movie has five songs besides a theme music.
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| Ghajini - An honest try |
 The movie starring Surya and Asin in the lead roles has a mix of mass numbers and soft songs, quite typical to Harris.
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| Oru Kalluriyin Kadhai - Another winner from Yuvan |
 For this youthful romantic subject, Yuvan has come out with predominantly melodious numbers.
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| Totti Jaya - That man Harris again |
 He has come up with six numbers including the theme music and there is a good mix of everything in it.
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| Ah Aah - Anbae Aaruyirae - The rocker is back |
 The thing that appeals to you the most is the splendid orchestration as opposed to the essential tunes. The six songs, though not spectacular, are hum-worthy.
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| Thiruvasagam - Genius is what genius does |
 Ilaiyaraaja has simply proved that he is more than a genius.
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| Ponniyin Selvan - For the youth brigade |
 The album has Udit Narayan, Harish Raghavendra, Anuradha Sriram, Srinivas and Sadhana Sargam rendering their voices.
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| Priyasakhi - Mixing it with melody |
 He has aptly come up with a bunch of soft and melodious numbers for a film that is supposedly a romantic entertainer.
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| Chinna - A good mix of everything |
 The album has peppy and racy numbers and a solitary melodious song rendered by S P Balasubramaniam.
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| Oru Naal Oru Kanavu - A romantic effort |
 The movie has six numbers with majority of them being soft and melodious.
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| February - 14 - Bharadwaj gets it right |
 The album comprises seven songs with a mix of peppy tunes, soft melodies and hot reggaes.
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| Athu Oru Kanaa Kaalam - Magical duo back with magic |
 The duo of Ilayaraja and Balu Mahendra has always come up with songs that are immortal.
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| Daas - Yuvan does it again |
 Yuvan Shankar Raja, the sought after music composer with successive hits these days, has scored six numbers for Daas.
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| Arindhum Ariyamalum - Racy and rhythmic |
 A total of five songs, which are hip and racy, are sure to leave an impact among the listeners.
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| Anniyan - Flavor and fervor |
 When a hit combination separates, the new one replacing it is always under extreme pressure. It is inevitable. Same is the case for the Shankar-Harris Jeyaraj team as it succeeds the sensational pair of Rehman-Shankar.
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| Githan - Recycled tunes |
 Srikanth Deva has given a mix of western and typical folk number in Githan.
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| Kanaa Kanden - A mix of everything |
 Vidyasagar is one music director who combines the melody of 80s and 90s with raucous rhythms of the 2000s.
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| Bose - Music filled with feelings in |
 The music aim at more - they go for the heart and soul.
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| Mumbai Xpress - Tastefully different |
 Are you thirsting for a change?If you don't mind your songs to be of one specific genre Then head for the shops and get a copy CD or cassette.
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| Sachein - A Rocker |
 Devi Sri Prasad has proved that he likes fast-paced rhythm songs that the modern-day youngsters like very much.
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| Chandramukhi - Vidyasagar gets it right |
 A good mixture of melody, mass and foot-tapping numbers. Chandramukhi is sure to be another hit of Vidyasagar's.
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| Mayavi - Big bang stuff |
 The songs have a raw energy and a zany zip to them. In that sense, it is what the modern day moviegoers expect.
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| Sukran - Playing to the gallery |
 Antony, considering his maiden attempt, has done a commendable job.
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| Karka Kasadara - Good beginning |
 Karka Kasa Dara has a couple of songs inspired by classical raga while a couple on western tunes while the rest are fast and racy numbers.
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| Thaka Dhimi Tha - Youthful energy |
 The songs are just right for a youthful and romantic subject.
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| Raam - Yuvan in fine form |
 Another winner from Yuvan.
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| Ji - Right tunes, right tones |
 Vidyasagar, on the whole, has got both the tunes and tones right.
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| Ayya - Rich and right |
 Bharadwaj has come with six appealing numbers.
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| Kannadi Pookal - Honest effort |
 It is a movie on the emotional bondage between a father and his young son.
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| Thirupachi - Peppy Tunes |
 Thirupachi has seven numbers in which all but two numbers are peppy and racy bearing the trademark of music-composer Dhina.
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| Devathaiyai Kandaen - Loud lilts, lewd lyrics |
 All told, Deva disappoints big time.
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| Ayudham - 'Aayudham' music throws up pleasant surprise |
 "Aayudham" is top star Prashanth's latest movie and it has enjoyable music too.
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| Kadhal - Love's labor is not lost |
 Kadhal is a music album with youthful songs worth listening to.
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| Chatrapathy - Slow and uninspiring |
 The album on the whole is flat and uninspiring.
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| Neranja Manasu - Earthy, but dusty |
 On the whole, there is little expectation in the market to this album. And that may save this album.
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| Attahasam - Loud and lilting in turns |
 Ajith, Charan and Bharadwaj are coming together for the third time after Kadhal Mannan and Amarkalam. So how does the album measure up in this backdrop?
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| Vishwa Thulasi - It takes two to tune |
 Both the peerless musicians have rendered soft melodious numbers that are sure to mesmerize the listeners.
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| Sathurangam - varied amalgam |
 On the whole, the album is a good offering for lovers of film music, a mix of racy and melodious numbers.
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| Kudaikul Mazhai - Good orchestration |
 In short one can hear the album for some good orchestra work.
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| Madurey - Madhurey is no Gilli |
 Madhurey is music director Vidya Sagar’s latest venture after the stupendous success of Gilli.
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| Vasool Raja MBBS - Certain to click |
 Kamal Haasan is a multi-faceted film personality with a flair for knowledge in all aspects of filmmaking. His music knowledge is also known widely. No doubt, music in his movies would be foot-tapping and catchy.
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| Chellame - Peppy Tunes |
 If you are looking for some fresh tunes from Harish Jayaraj in Chellamay then you are disappointed.
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| 4 Students - Enthralling Music |
 After enthralling music buffs in Kerala, the music of 4 The People, a Malayalam blockbuster, comes in Tamil as 4 Students.
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| Manmadhan - Foot - Tapping Tunes |
 Yuvan Shankar Raja's has come up with foot-tapping tunes for Manmathan which has Silambarasan rendering his voice for a couple of numbers.
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| Sullan - 'Sullan' Melodies Rework The 'Gilli' Magic |
 "Sullan" is Vidyasagar's latest release after the music of his earlier release, "Gilli", set the cash registers ringing.
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| 7G Rainbow Colony - A cut above other current albums |
 ‘7-G Rainbow Colony; is film-maker Selvaraghavan’s second movie after the commercially successful and critically acclaimed ‘Kaadhal Kondein’. Selvaraghavan and Yuvan Shankar Raja had produced one of 2003’s greatest musical hits in ‘Kaadhal Kondein’.
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| Machi |
 In the shades of Rehman the music for Junior Shivaji aka Dushyanth's next venture Machi is out. It marks the debut of A R Rehman's sister Rehana as music-composer.
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| New - Hits top of the charts |
 Like every other of his albums, music director A.R. Rahman's latest release "New" has quickly climbed to the top of the charts, possibly because the competition is currently not too tough.
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| Gilli - Mutasic for the masses |
 The songs of "Gilli", composed by Vidyasagar, are a good bet - but only if you are in the mood for some foot-tapping numbers.
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| Ayutha Ezhuthu - Ayudha Ezhuthu |
 With music composer A R Rahman and lyricist Vairamuthu joining hands yet again with Manirathinam, expectations are great among music lovers.
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