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Remo Music Review

Remo Music Review
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Cast:
Sivakarthikeyan, Keerthy Suresh, Sathish, K. S. Ravikumar, Saranya Ponvannan ,Rajendran, Yogi Babu, Aadukalam Naren, Kalyani Natarajan, Sri Divya
Direction:
Bakkiyaraj Kannan
Production:
R.D.Raja
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Wednesday, November 2, 2016 • Telugu Comments

Remo Movie Review

'Remo' is a single card for lyricist Sree Mani.  Anirudh Ravichander music-directed album has vocals by himself, Ajesh Ashok, Srinidhi Venkatesh, Ranjith, Nakash Aziz and Inno Genga.

Remo Nee Styleki

Artiste: Anirudh
Lyricist: Sree Mani

It's clear as day that the protagonist undergoes a shockingly massive transformation during the course of the movie.  As though this very transformation takes shape in musical notes, 'Remo Nee Styleki' is set at a pace in tune with compelling disbelief, with the sheer number of instruments thrown in to symbolize the confusion.  Set on a systematic and deliberately cacophonous rhythm, sharpened with stimulating lyrics and occasional fusion, together with Anirudh's commanding voice, this elevates heroism (or, should we say, heroine-ism?) with stock ideas like 'Brahma will be shocked', 'you will win the Oscar', 'Andagatthegade', 'that traffic-stopping look', 'Dillu unnavade', etc.

Kollagotte

Artiste: Anirudh
Lyricist: Sree Mani

Seemingly straightforward, yet intricate in its own mettle, 'Kollagotte' opens on a breezy note, and graduates into a strong wind best suited for bass setting. The deep beats set to a foot-tapping rhythm.  Intricacies of boyish charm are well expressed in this song.  Although heavy, the beats sound just right on a lighter setting too; here, Anirudh has managed to trespass the pregnant distance between melody and heavy bass.  Sree Mani gives a competent interpretation to Vignesh Shivan's original lyrics.

Katha Kaadhey

Artiste: Ajesh Ashok, Srinidhi Venkatesh
Lyricist: Sree Mani

As one would expect of a typical modern day melody, this one begins with strings too.  Sree Mani's lyrics describe rapture in poetic terms, complemented by the classy vocals.  Srinidhi's solid rendition is enjoyable; unlike the rhetoric of a drip-drip sugary choice for melodies, Srinidhi on board is what accentuates the edge this song delivers. Concluding in a crisp strum, and minimal beats throughout, this one makes for a good number.

Meesa Beauty

Artiste: Ranjith
Lyricist: Sree Mani

This song is a leg-puller, singing literally of the contradicting stark apparition in the story. 'Meesa Beauty' is set on a steady tempo, and progressively goes electrifying through the course of the song.  Ranjith's sharp vocals give the song a special edge.  A foot-tapping number, it's not without its share of overplayed boisterousness.  Sree Mani pens a faithful remix song.

Love Selfie

Artiste: Nakash Aziz
Lyricist: Sree Mani

So intricate is this song that it is bound to take some time to register that every note on the rendition is very much in sync with the background music; however, the karaoke version could sound quite misleading, since the score and song follow different tempo. A love solo, this lightheartedly worded song is careful about inclusion of each key.  Nakash has an unequalled depth to his voice, which brings out the soul of the emotion driven, despite all the sugary play of sarcasm, coated on the tune.

Come closer (Katha kaadhey Reprise)

Artiste: Inno Genga
Lyricist: Inno Genga

Inno Genga's fans would jive.  For the faction that is unaware of Inno Genga, 'Come Closer' is the gate pass to be his fan. Floating down as a feather to the beautiful hat, this reprise is a jewel to the already precious album. With hardly a change or two to the 'Katha Kaadhey' tune, and in lovely lyrics, 'Come Closer' is a refreshing heart stealer!

Verdict: Some beats, a little melody, and a whole lot of fun, 'Remo' is soulful jukebox. Another badge on young man's shoulder, Anirudh's 'Remo' album is lively.

Rating: 3.25/5