Kudaikul Mazhai Music Review

In short one can hear the album for some good orchestra work.

Shankar Dada MBBS Music Review

Chiranjeevi is a prisoner to his image and his fans. The kind of expectations that his legion of fans have for his films and their songs is staggering.

Madurey Music Review

Madhurey is music director Vidya Sagar's latest venture after the stupendous success of Gilli.

Leta Manasulu Music Review

S V Krishna Reddy always gets the best out of his music directors. Leeta Manasula, starring Srikkanth, Gopika and Kalyani, also belong to the same category as Keeravani has come up with some fancy-free uncomplicated numbers.

Shiva Shankar Music Review

Ilayaraja is the Sachin Tendulkar of south Indian film music. He rarely fails.

Gudumba Shankar Music Review

As a music director, Mani Sharma has little left to prove. He has shown time and again that he is a dependable ally of any film-maker. Gudumba Shankar underscores that point. Though this is not his best effort. It, by any yardstick, is not his worst, too. This album is certainly above mediocre but does not reach any exalted heights.

Valliddaru Okkate Music Review

Vandemataram Srinivas is a skilful music director who may not have got his due. Though he has been accused of copying, he has a varied repertoire and his songs always reflect his range and depth. He is at ease in every type of song. If you hear Valliddaru Okkate's songs you will appreciate Vandemataram Srinivas better.

Arjun Music Review

When a hit combination comes together again, it usually tends to repeat itself. So it is with some reservations one approached the Arjun album --- the dream team of Okkadu (Mahesh Babu, director Gunasekhar and music director Mani Sharma) is behind this one also.

Leel Mahal Center Music Review

To be sure, a couple of numbers sound okay on the ears but on the whole the album lacks the feel and life that is required to classify it a hit. Much of the blame for this should fall on music director S A.Rajkumar who has a history of repeating himself.

Naa Autograph Music Review

Keeravani is perhaps the Rahul Dravid of Telugu film music industry. He is consistent, dependable and slightly under-rated. But when the chips are down Keeravani is the man to fall back on.

Pallakilo Pellikoothuru Music Review

When the director of a film and the lyricist happen to be wife and husband, the chemistry is most likely to be organic. It sure is as lyricist Chandrabose (his wife Suchitra is the director of the movie) has given yet another example of unquestionable talent with the pen. But alas, the same cannot be said of Keeravani who has wielded the baton for this album.

Mujhse Shaadi Karogi Music Review

The audience may be jumping with excitement to see who gets Priyanka Chopra in this laugh triangle. But neither of her two suitors - Akshay Kumar or Salman Khan - have nice songs to sing in "Mujhse Shaadi Karogi".

Vasool Raja MBBS Music Review

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.

4 Students Music Review

After enthralling music buffs in Kerala, the music of 4 The People, a Malayalam blockbuster, comes in Tamil as 4 Students.

Manmadhan Music Review

Yuvan Shankar Raja's has come up with foot-tapping tunes for Manmathan which has Silambarasan rendering his voice for a couple of numbers.

Gharshana Music Review

Though almost a replica of the Tamil original Kaakha Kaakha, Gharshana's music has it all --- melody and rhythm, lilt and loudness. It has a modern, gritty feel. Yet, the tunes are soulful.

Maayam Music Review

Noted director Ram Gopal Varma comes back to Telugu cinema after non-musical film `Bhootam' and introduces new composers Ajay-Atul with his next offering `Maayam'.

Premnagar Music Review

Ace Hindi composer Anu Malik makes his debut in Telugu cinema with the Telugu-Kannada bilingual "Premnagar" with a good mix of tunes, dominated by fast paced numbers.

Rakht Music Review

The inspiration for this album seems to be Sanjay Gupta's "Kaante". The same steamy, smouldering vocals underpinned by tunes that salute the spirit of unstoppable ebullience, the same night-club ambience and feeling of seductive energy oozing out of beats that borrow heavily from international charts.

Asambhav Music Review

Sameer has set the lyrics for the tracks composed by an ardent Rajiv Rai loyalist Viju Shah for this film.