In this section, we are going to review the songs of 'Seetimaarr'. Aditya Music is streaming the album, one song at a time.

Title Track

Singers: Anurag Kulkarni, Revanth, Varam

Lyricist: Kasarla Shyam

The song starts out on a 'Tribute to the scenic beauty of so-and-so' note. And, in keeping with the genre of the movie, it gradually escalates into a peppy song. Mani Sharma's music is aimed at lending the number an inspirational touch. Anurag Kulkarni's vocals are earnest enough to enliven the song, joined by the energetic voice of Revanth. Kasarla Shyam's excellent lyrics are amped up by the beats, which are consistent.

Pepsi Aunty

Singer: Keerthana Sharmma

Lyricist: Vipanchi

This special number, shot on a seductive Apsara Rani, packs a punch. Although it is not inventive in terms of tuning, the lyrics have a compensatory effect. Vipanchi's lines are vivid and lend themselves to lyrics-driven dance moves. After 'Krack', this one is Rani's second 'item' song. For all we know, 'Seetimaarr' is going to be about Kabaddi but a cracker of an item song is not far off the mark.

Kabaddi Anthem

Singers: Anurag Kulkarni, Sai Charan, Ramya Behera, Sahiti Chaganti

Lyricist: Kalyan Chakravarthy

After the title track and item song 'Pepsi Aunty', the album finally has a Kabaddi-themed song, which at times reminds us of the thrust and energy of the football song from AR Rahman-composed album 'Bigil'. Anurag Kulkarni's voice finds its mojo when the song is pacy and he uses evocative words like 'Sivangi'. Sai Charan, Ramya Behera and Sahiti Chaganti join him to lend a touch of their own. Much as the song sounds too generic and so un-Mani Sharma, Kalyan Chakravarthy's lyrics make up for the deficiency.