Danush and Amala Paul's Velai Illa Pattathari Music Review

 Dhanush and Amala Paul starred Velai Illa Pattathari is cinematographer Vetri's maiden directorial venture. Dhanush's Wunderbar Films produced Velai Illa Pattathari music composed by Anirudh Ravichander released on Valentines day and let us have a brief review on third successful combo of Dhanush and Anirudh after 3 and Ethir Neechal. Dhanush has penned all the songs for VIP.

Here we go with quick Velai Illa Pattathari Music Review...

Song 01: Po Indru Neeyaga

'The Love Of Raghuvaran'

Singer: Dhanush

Rating: 3.25/5

Dhanush starts off Velai Illa Pattathari music album with a melancholic melody. Po Indru Neeyaga is a light solo number that begins with guitar and pianno interludes followed by group of compositions complementing Dhanush's throw. Lyrics grab the attention of listeners after instantly connecting with the scores.

Song 02: Velai Illa Pattadhaari

'The Rise of Raghuvaran'

Singer: Anirudh Ravichander

Rating: 3.75/5

Velai Illa Pattathari is an electrifying number among VIP songs. Anirudh's vocals are the highlight of the song that rightly delivers the emotions of todays unemployed youngsters and would aptly reach audiences with Dhanush's emotions on-screen. In this season of Anthems 'Velai Illa Pattadhaari' has all the elements and its poetic touch would brand it for Velaiyilla Pattadhari's out there.

Song 03: What A Karavad

'The Philosophy of Raghuvaran'

Singer: Dhanush, Anirudh

Rating: 3.25/5

What A Karavad is an enjoyable mass number. Bottle opened, liquor served followed by huge compositions and the inclusion of Jazz beats brings up the pace and the dialogue exchanges in the midst are finely presented. Anirudh has tried a new style of composition for a mass number, while Dhanush has come up thoughtful lyrics that are confidentally presented by the duo. Chorus, especially in the ending needs a special mention.

Song 04: Amma Amma

'The Loss of Raghuvaran'

Singer: S. Janaki, Dhanush

Rating: 3.5/5

Amma Amma is the longest song in VIP audio album befittingly sung by Dhanush and significantly supported by veteran singer S. Janaki in the third stanza. Violin plays a special role in the song and with Piano beats it sets the right mood. Janaki Amma as everyone calls her proves she is apt both for title and the song. Chorus by the end of first half is pleasant.

Song 05: Ey Inga Paaaru

'The Comedian Inside Raghuvaran'

Singer: Anirudh

Rating: 3.25/5

Anirudh's standalone voice is ear-pleasing and has to be definitely appreciated for his presentation. In only 1.58 mins young composer brings in everyones attention for his playful melody that asks for never to be happened things. Idea of all the stanzas in Jazz in one go at the end is something different.

Song 06: Udhungada Sangu

'The Frustration of Raghuvaran'

Singer: Anirudh

Rating: 3.5/5

Anirudh Ravichander has crooned one more breezy melody that blooms into fast number with electrifying guitar notes. Dhanush's Rhyming lyrics and chorus made Udhungada Sangu stand out. Nadaswaram beats bring the festive mood in the midst. Ending is something in Anirudh's typical composition.

Smiling The Pain Theme

Rating: 3.5/5

Violin plays the main lead in this theme song that has beautiful intervals with pianno that calls for an interesting and zealous scene on-screen. Musician has opted for a similar section of arrangement at different levels each time.

Sunrise Theme

'The Romance of Raghuvaran'

Rating: 3/5


As the title suggests Sunrise theme is a perfect compositions for a fresh morning feel that lands you with an overbold experience. Compared to the theme songs that are instrumented using strings, violin, pianno et al, Sunrise theme is unusually composed using mouth Organ.

Final Verdict: Dhanush-Anirudh proved their combo is a smasher... (OneIndia)
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