Oru Veettil  
Singers: Shashaa Tirupati, Inno Genga
Lyrics: Thamarai

Oru Veettil promises to be a romantic, steamy song between the leads. The tunes are dark and mysterious, and Shaasha Tirupati and Inno Genga's voices fit this song perfectly, adding more intensity. A good listen, overall. 

O Sathiye
Singer: Armaan Malik
Lyrics: Uma Devi

O Sathiye paints a picture of a lover yearning for the company of his mate. With passionate singing by Armaan Malik and ominous chorus portions, the song brings out the sadness of loneliness.

Laali Laali
Singers: Sathyaprakash, Pragathi Guruprasad
Lyrics: Raju Murugan

Laali Laali is unique in the sense that it does not try to sound new-gen. Its tunes and beats might not sound fresh, but Ghibran's touch ensures it is not dull or boring. Its soft, rhythmic melodies will definitely appeal to music lovers.

Theeran Da
Singers: Aravind Srinivas, Sarath Santhosh
Lyrics: Vivek

Theeran Da is a lively song with electric guitar portions accompanied by fast beats. The song celebrates the police profession and Karthi's prowess as a cop. However, the vocals could have been more power-packed in a way that is required for such a song, except probably the chorus portions.

Tinga Tinga
Singer: Padmalatha
Lyrics: Uday Kumar

Tinga Tinga sounds like a typical item song, with catchy opening lines and dance-friendly beats. The lyrics are entirely Hindi, so the connecting factor will entirely depend on the visuals and the dance performances of the song. It is an enjoyable number, with good vocals from Padmalatha. 

Sevatha Pulla
Singer: K.G.Ranjith
Lyrics: Ghibran, K.G.Ranjith

Sevatha Pulla is a peppy composition from Ghibran sung by KG Ranjith. Relying entirely on vocals, the background music does not have much to offer. Overall, the tunes sound like a modern attempt at a 90's rural song, but with a good chance to end up as the album's favourite for audiences.