The first single from 'Most Eligible Bachelor' is out, on Aditya Music.  Here we present its review.  The other songs will be reviewed as and when they are out.

Manasa Manasa

Singer: Sid Sriram

Lyricist: Surendra Krishna

Sid Sriram's songs have started to sound more or less similar unless you are talking about classics like 'Samajavaragamana'.  In his attempt to mainstream offbeat vocals, the singer seems to be overdoing it.  Surendra Krishna's lyrics are nuanced.  However, since the female protagonist is a stand-up comedian in the movie, it would have helped to wittily refer to her sense of humour (assuming she has one).  Gopi Sundar's music is melodious and attention-grabbing.

Guche Gulabi

Singer: Armaan Malik

Lyricists: Ananta Sriram, Shree Mani

For a change, two lyricists have penned the song that has the lover boy telling us how self-absorbed he is in love. The line 'Neekosam vethukuthoo unte, ne maayam avthunnane' shows that love has made him lose himself in her. For a film that has 'bachelor' in the title, this one is rich in poetic flavour. Armaan Malik's voice is refreshing and is striking. Music wise, the romantic song has Gopi Sundar at his self, as he allows a smattering of 'Motta Modatisaari' from 'Bhale Bhale Mogadivoy'.

Ye Zindagi

Singers: Haniya Nafisa, Gopi Sunder

Lyricist: Ramajogayya Sastry

Sastry's lyrics work as a slow-burn effect. Music director Gopi Sunder doubles up as a singer, bringing the dense romantic feel of some of his previous songs. Haniya Nafisa brings to the song a unique offbeat, indie feel with her tender voice. Shot as a road song, it is unique in terms of how the lyrical video has been staged. As part of the film, 'Ye Zindagi' might possess different vibes.