Langa Voni: Both these are lumped together they are beat-based mass songs that don't last beyond a few hearings. This is sure to be a hit among those who love beat-oriented numbers. But the beat is racy and Adnan Sami sings it enthusiastically. Nijam Pori: Sirivennala's lyrics sound awkward in a mass number. The beats and the guitars make a simple tune sound good. If you've heard DSP's songs before, you'll understand how he turns average tunes like ''Premante'' and ''Anandam'' (Anandam) into hit numbers. The tune is nothing to boast of but the lyrics elevate the song. : The heroine's trying to soothe the hero or something.
DSP does his usual fusion of melody and racy beats to make this another hit song. Again, Sirivennala keeps the standards at his usual high. Nuvvosthaanante: The setting seems to the heroine welcoming the rain. SPB Charan sounds so much like SPB and Sumangali (new singer?) sounds really youthful. Sirivennala dishes out absolutely romantic and sensuous lyrics about the rain and love in the middle of rain and DSP's melodies complement them beautifully. : This is too good! Thrives on pure melody in places. The songs are in order, from best to worst, obviously in my opinion. He manages to add enough beats and guitars and stuff to make even routine tunes sound fresh. His USP is Western-sounding music with native kinda melodies. If you don't remember DSP, try Kalusukovalani, Anandam, Sontham, Manmadhudu, Khadgam.
For those of you who don't know which movie this is about, here's the info.
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