Pachi Paranthiruchi
Singers: Mannargudi Ramesh
Lyrics: Yugabharathi

Pachi Paranthiruchi to start with has the theme of love with a slow folk genre. The rhythm and beats are not too fast and take time to settle. Instruments like Sitar, Nadhaswaram and strings have been used in this song sung by Mannargudi Ramesh. Ramesh sounds fine and the chorus is somewhat of Imman’s usual style.

Summa Irukkurathu
Singers: Deepak
Lyrics: Yugabharathi

This second number is a fast folk number crooned by Deepak. It is a fun gala song that has lyrics by Yugabharathi. An interesting beat drop flows in within the first minute. Alto Sax, Duduk are the instruments used and they enhance the otherwise not very different song Summa Irukkurathu. However, the folk beats are apt for the genre of the film.

Singakutty
Singers: Rajaganapathy, Niranjana Ramanan
Lyrics: Yugabharathi

Singakutty is a folkish melody which has been sung by Rajaganapathy and Niranjana. Both Rajaganapathy and Niranjana have done a good job with the vocals especially when it comes to the peaks. The song follows a majorly melodious tone with folk beats here and there. Instruments like Nadhaswaram, Sitar and strings are evidently used throughout.

Ammani 
Singers: Diluckshan Jeyaratnam, Shashaa Tirupati
Lyrics: Yugabharathi

Ammani easily stands out as the pick of this majorly usual style album. Diluckshan Jeyaratnam has a very husky and unique voice to compliment Shashaa’s sweet vocals. It is a nice melody with some good use of saxophone, woodwinds, acoustic and electric guitars. A very pleasant listen amidst the folk dominated album.

Yennaannu Solveno
Singers: Sathyaprakash, Vandana Srinivasan
Lyrics: Yugabharathi

After all the happiness filled songs, a song with a slight sad mood. Melodiously sung by Vandana and Sathyaprakash, Vandana delivers well with her expressive voice. Sathyaprakash is at his usual best. Rhythm and string sections are quite impressive and the song is a nice melancholy number.