Vettaikaran Songs Review

Puli Urumudhu – Anandhu, Mahesh Vinayakram

The album 'Vettaikaran' begins with the devotional style canvassing song praising the deeds and able aspects of the star as 'Puli Urumudhu'. Usage of the traditional drum kit to produce a fast beat is once again rendered by music director Vijay Antony. On a steady pace, it's a fast paced song with added acoustics to enhance the traditional instruments.

The 'Urumi' sound adds pep to the song with heroic lyrics penned by lyricist Kabilan. Songsters Anandhu and Mahesh had sung it with a rural song touch. Might sound bit familiar at few stanzas due to familiar drum beats and on the whole it has the 'Thiruvizha' tone to the composition.

Watch out for the neat interlude with 'Asathoma Sathgamaya' in the middle!

2. Chinna Thamarai – Krish, Suchitra

A romantic song with Vijay Antony's rap touch that will immediately grab your attention with its disco style beats and brilliant synthesized instruments. Suchitra's voice is simply alluring and pulls you into the dreamy mood. Krish is apt in his rendering and sounds elegant.

Without any familiar notes, 'Chinna Thamarai' is mellifluous melody captivated with neat finishing touch. Interludes with chimney bell beats and the Akon rapping style makes the song simply superb promising a sure hit when it comes to the big screen.

3. Naan Adicha – Shankar Mahadevan

What else can we expect when the song starts with the lines 'Naan Adicha Thaanga Maata' sung by Shankar Mahadevan? Yes, of course a typical opening song with the cliched beat and a slew of advises for the fans with the lyrics penned by Kabilan once again.

Music is a treat for Ilayathalapathy's steps and a stunning choreography awaits fans for this fast paced song. Shankar Mahadevan's voice modulation in SPB's style is another plus point for the song.

Watch out for Vijay son's voice near the end of this song and he dances a few steps with his dad for this part!

4. Karigalan – Suchitra, Sangeetha Rajeshwaran

Commingling the western English lines and the rural words, 'Karigalan Kaala Pola' is a 'Graamiya Paadal'. Suchitra and Sangeetha's voice neatly blends with the Karagam instruments used in the song.

Lyrics by Kabilan are good to listen to. Adding jazz guitar and reversing the tempo in this disparate song is an innovative trial by Vijay Anthony definitely needs a mention. Overall, a notable number with some good music and has the potential to be hummed by one and all.

5. Uchimandai – Krishna Iyer, Shoba Sekar, Charulatha Mani, Sakthi Sree

With a deliberate motive to render the maximum number of songs for Vijay to dance, Vijay Anthony rendered another dance number. A fast paced duet with the music nothing to write home about!

Is tad appealing and the songsters have done a decent job. The USP lies in the high class instrument used along with synthesizers.