Manjeera (Telugu) Music Link

MANJEERA

Cast : Goutham, Sridevi
Music : Sekhar Chandra,
Director : Saibhanu

http://rapidshare.com/files/177327659/Manjeera__2008_.rar

Malli Malli(Telugu) Songs

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Cast : Skanda, Kalyani
Music : S Thaman,
Director : Dinesh Kumar

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Maska Songs

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Villu (Tamil) Music Review

Produced by K.Karunamoorthy and C.Arunpandian (‘Aegan’ team), directed by Prabhu Dheva (his second with Vijay after Pokkiri) and starring Vijay, Nayanthara, Prakash Raj (villain?) Vadivelu, Kushboo( item number), Napolean and others. The story appears to be a comedy-cum-action romance! Vijay is sent abroad on a puzzling assignment to eliminate some people, where he meets his love interest (is that why we have the name Villu for him—he is merely an

instrument in his boss’s hands?) Is supposed to have been filmed in Italy and India. Music has been provided by the trendy composer Devi Sri Prasad (Santosh Subramaniam) who has tuned a hefty 8 songs! Are Vijay fans in for a treat?

Hey Rama Rama...
Lyrics: Kabilan.

A typical Vijay song, in terms of music, beats and sentiments! Is it the title song? With lines like ‘sattham inri udhavi seynja vazhum podhe sorgam varum--’ you can imagine the rest. Some fine rhythm arrangement we have here and a bit of violin. A miniscule effort from Sarala. Vijay fans are the target here, but haven’t they heard such songs earlier?!




Nee Kobappattaal...
Lyrics: P.Vijay.

A song that moves somewhat like a nursery rhyme, with simple lyrics and easy rhythm. The song of a love-stricken heart where the hero goes, ‘nee ennai marandhal mattum uyirai viduven’ and everytime he says that, the instruments-mandolin, later the sitar and the sax essay cute notes along. Appears set on Natabairavi scale. Small but nice inputs from live rhythms and the guitar.




Daddy Mummy...
Lyrics: Viveka

A surprise from the young actress Mamta! Strong but nasal voice. Quite a sexy song with somewhat distasteful lyrics. The creative rhythms hijack the whole song and make it foot-tapping. The instrumental piece that goes ‘ma ma ma ga ri ga ma pa --- ga ma ri sa’ keeps up the pace. Is it clarinet that we hear? Hard to tell!



Are You Crazy...
Lyrics: Prabhu Deva, Akila, Ravi.

Just a quarter of a song , with the lady singer heaping abuse on a man and rounding off with ‘you,loser!’. Three people to pen this?




Jalsa Jalsa...
Lyrics: Rohini.

A song expressly designed for Vijay, as the singer himself remarks – ‘rock the floor ilaya thalapathy!’ Full of infectious rhythms—a groovy dance number rendered very neatly by Baba Seghal. A kind of Spanish meets native meets calypso kind of beats. Starts off with some Spanish words and a nice glide on the ‘paa’ swara. Adequate support from guitar, keys, drums and rhythm pads, of course. Look out for some breathless dancing from Vijay!!



Vaada Mapilley...
Lyrics: Kabilan

Ha, ha , a delightful native ditty using the Sankarabaranam scale where the song starts off like a singalese ‘baila’ number and, moves on! At last we get to hear some good guitar, nagaswaram and thavil beats in the interludes. Vadivelu’s ‘bale’ ‘bale’ adds zing to the song. Could be a hit in spite of the cheap lyrics. Tipu’s high pitched vocals balance Rita’s seductive ones.



Dheemthanakka...
Lyrics: Snehan

Oh, no, another relentlessly paced dance number, a duet of course! All rhythm pads, drums, guitar, keys, sax, and a bit of flute. But everything drowned out by beats. Some good poetic stuff from Snehan, but still a bit crude. We have the composer indulging his vocal chords here.



Jalsa Jalsa... (The DSP Mix)

You guessed right, this is the ‘remix cum cat-on-a-hot-tin-roof’ avatar of the earlier. Plenty of instruments, synthesized beats and a teeny weeny bit of tabla (surprise). Meant for dance floors.

Verdict:

As we can all see, this stylish composer has been carried away by the image of Vijay as a superb dancer! The record label mentions many live instruments but we barely get to hear them. None of the songs seem to contribute to the actual movement of the story. If the movie is a thriller, won’t the songs be a drag on its pace?

Finally,
RATING: 2.5/5

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Sasirekha Parinayam Music Review

‘Sasirekha Parinayam’ starring Tarun, Genelia in the lead cast has been directed by Krishna Vamsi. Sunkara Madhu Murali has produced the movie on Karthikeya Creations banner. The movie brings in Tarun, Genelia and Krishna Vamsi together for the first time. Audience always has high expectations on director Krishna Vamsi’s movies and this one is no less speculated. Music composed by Mani Sharma lives up to expectations.
Among the total of seven songs, three are penned by Sirivennela Sitarama Sastry, and the rest by young lyricist Ananth Sriram.
Ilaa Entha Sepu 9703
The opening number of the album penned by Sirivennela Sitarama Sastry and voiced by Rahul Nambiar.
Sirivennela stringed beautiful words in as ‘Kanulanu munchina kanthi vo.. kalalanu penchina branthi vo’. Manisharma scores with a stunning opening in this song. The instruments are quite romantically orchestrated. This is one dulcet melody which will be splendid for repetitive listening.
Gundello Golisoda
The song has been written by Ananth Sriram and sung by Jai in a riveting voice. Young talented Sriram composed the lyrics with innovative expressions like, kallalo coca cola kasssantu paikosthunte, choopullo santhoshala chamakku chindaala. The club style tunes flows beautifully with the words. The song has an item number style and oozes energy all the way.
O Sari Naa

Ananth Sriram wrote lyrics for this song, sung by Ranjith.
The tune is westernized with energy to go with the lines ‘Verra yerrani chempallo.. sindhooralenno cheraai…’ and the song is speckled with English words all over. The beat is on a loop and doesn’t differ all through the song.
Sriram’s words advocate the hero’s love and his ways to express it to the heroine. Ranjith has done full justice to the song with his captivating voice. The beautiful music by Manisharma is an added asset.
Yedho Oppukonandi
Written by Ananth Sriram, this melodious number has been voiced by Saindhavi.
In the lines ‘Kalatha paduthunte lolona.. kasaru kuntutade naapaina..’, Ananth has bought in the expressions beautifully. Saindhavi's voice aptly suits the song and is soothing to listen. The music retains the feel of the song and doesn’t overshadow the voice.
Bejawada bachelor

This is a rapid styled song penned by Aanath Sriram and sung by Naveen and Reta. ‘Dina takadina tai tai.. dina takadina tai tai…’ is the first line with rock beats. Music and lyrics sync well along with the singers voice. Drum beats are the main highlight. Instruments are not abundant yet the tempo of the song makes it a good number.
Yedo Oppukonandi
The already rendered melody song is repeated but this time with the lyrics penned by Sirivennela Sitarama Sastry. Saindhavi has sung this version once again and it’s a mellifluous number.
Ninne Ninne Allukuni

Sirivennela Sitarama Sastry penned the lyrics of this song and which has the dulcet voice of Chitra.
Sitarama Sastry's lines like ‘Ramani cheranu datinche Ramachandrudaa…, Radha madini vedinche Shyamasundara…’ take the audience to eternal bliss. Mani Sharma’s orchestration is slick in bringing the classical touch.
An interesting addition is, the earlier super hit tune based on veena taken from the song ‘Vasthadu naa raju eeroju’ of 'Alluri Seetharama Raju', has been used in this song in originality. The tune brings in nostalgic past to the listeners.
Another special in this song is that the tune from a song ‘Piluvakuraa... Alugakuraa.. Naluguri lo nanu o raja’ from 'Suvarna Sundari Kadha', a blockbuster movie of the 70's starring Akkineni Nageswara Rao and Anjali devi, is retained in the first part of the song while the previously said tune is in the second half of the song.

The music finally is awesome.

RATING: 3.5/5