1. Nuvvu Nenu Bomma -- 3.5/5

Singers:Tippu,Ranjith,

Lyricist:Bhaskarbhatla

First up is ‘Nuvvu Nenu Bomma..’ seems to be the introduction number describing the beautiful relation between the two brothers. The words penned by Bhaskarbhatla meaningful and a plus point of the track. While Thaman’s composition is high on energy and beats, it's an out and out entertaining number giving scope for dances from the leads.

2. Viyyalavaru -- 3/5

Singers:Neeti Mohan, Suraj, MM.Manasi

Lyricist:Ramajogaya Sastry

The second track in the album is Viyyalavaru, a fun before wedding number sung by Neeti Mohan, Suraj, MM.Manasi. It has a folk touch traditional beats but Thaman keeps the element of fun and naughtiness intact. Shot on all the four leads, it sure to be a visual feast and lyrics are fun.

3. Subhanallah – 2.75/5

Singers:Karthik,Priya Himesh

Lyricist:Ramajogaya Sastry

Next up is Subhanallah which has surprisingly Punjabi style. Karthik, Priya Himesh crooned with high spirits however, the song doesn’t work and looked old fashioned. Ramajogaya Sastry lyrics are nothing to boast of and the song is just a passable number. Let’s see if it can impress with visuals.

4. Mara O Mara – 3/5

Singers: Suchith Suresan, MM.Manasi

Lyricist: Ramajogaya Sastry

Mara O Mara is classy romantic duet with a mix of western beats shot on the beach locales on Naga Chaitanya and Tamanna. Lyrics have a mix of Telugu and Hindi words while the tune is quite catchy with singers doing a good job. Despite few references to Thaman’s earlier tracks, Mara O grabs your attention. A good listen!!!

5. Gana Gana Bottu – 3.25/5

Singers: Haricharan,Priyadharshini

Lyricist:Ramajogaya Sastry

Here comes a typical Thaman’s mass composition. Gana Gana.. is high on mass beats giving much scope for the dances. Haricharan has crooned with needed energy while Priyadharshani supported him well; the tune is addictively catchy and is expected to make a good watch on-screens.

Final Verdict

Thadaka album has a couple of energetic foot-tapping numbers in Thaman’s typical style while Mara O Mara is for the classy music lovers, and Viyyalavaru is expected to impress with visuals but the chances of the album topping the charts is quite less. All in All, Thadaka is not an album that stays for long though it’s not totally bad either.

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]]> 0 2013-04-30 12:24:56 aditya Stylish Star Allu Arjun and Devi Sri Prasad have given some super hit albums earlier including Arya, Bunny, Arya 2, Julayi and now the duo teamed for Iddarammayilatho and the music lovers will surely expect chartbusters. Dashing director Puri Jagannadh directed the film Ganesh Bandla produced it on Parameswara Arts production. Here is the Iddarammayilatho Music Review… Read on

1. Run Run – 4.25/5

Singers: Apache Indian, Sharmila

Lyrics: Ramajogayya Sastry

The album starts with Run Run sung by Apache Indian, Sharmila. Apache Indian made a rocking comeback with this superb number, the composition is distinct and quite interesting with attractive lyrics by Rama Jogayya Sastry. Run Run is sure to rock the chartbusters and now, we can’t wait for the visuals for Allu Arjun’s rocking steps… Play on Repeat Mode…

2. Shankarabharanamtho – 3/5

Singers: Mano, Suchitra Suresan, Ranina Reddy

Lyrics: Devi Sri Prasad

Next up is a hilarious track Shankarabharanamtho shot on Brahmanandam and Amala Paul. Mano’s voice complements the instrumentation and hilarious lyrics by DSP. Suchitra Suresan, Ranina Reddy joins Mano for the track. Since it’s a hilarious number, we need to wait for the visuals to get more of it. Wait for visuals!!!

3. Violin Song – 4/5

Singers: David Simon, Anitha

Lyrics: Viswa, David Simon

The next song is the violin one which is a feel good number while the sound dominates the introduction and brings in a very magical feel. The song grows on you instantly and the composition is worth listening on a repeat mode. David Simon, Anitha go behind the mike for this romantic number. Viswa and David Simon’s lyrics complement the song. Listen to it!!!

4. Ganapathi Bappa – 3.5/5

Singers: Suraj Jagan

Lyrics: Bhaskara Bhatla

‘Ganapathi Bappa’ is a fast paced peppy number giving scope for dances. Bhasakara Bhatla’s lyrics are fine while the beats are fast, in rhythm and overall it is a happy fun song. Suraj Jagan brings in magic to the number with his rendition. Give it a try!!!

5. Top Lechipoddi – 3.75/5

Singers: Sagar, Geetha Madhuri

Lyrics: Bhaskara Bhatla

The album ends off with this massy number with Sagar and Geetha Madhuri behind the mike. While Sagar does a great job, Geetha Madhuri sounds tailormade for the track. The high energy beats with Bhaskara Bhatla penned mass masala lyrics will strike a chord with the front benchers. It’s an out and out entertaining and a dance track. For Mass Lovers!!!

Final Verdict

Devi Sri Prasad delivers an entertaining album with refreshing musical scores like Run Run and Violin while mass music lovers will like Top Lechipoddi. Iddarammayilatho, the fifth combo of Allu Arjun and DSP repeats the magic and reaches the expectations of the hype. Let’s wait for the visuals of the songs to watch what Puri Jagannadh, Allu Arjun and the team has in store for us!!!

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]]> 0 2013-04-10 11:06:08 aditya Nagarjuna’s Greeku Veerdu audio has been launched and way2movies brings you Greeku Veerdu music review. Nag and Dasaradh are teaming up after a long time after super hit Santhosham and the expectations are high on Greeku Veerudu. Thaman composed the musical scores for this Kamakshi Kala Movies production film and here is the Greeku Veerudu audio review.

I Hate Love Stories – 4/5

Artist(s): Naveen Madhav, Ranjith

Lyricist: Krishna Chaitanya

First up on the playlist is ‘I hate Love Stories..’, modern track which is definitely a refreshing tune from Thaman’s regular numbers. The song is peppy and energetic, and singers did the right job by adding attracting with their vocal rendition. Krishna Chaitanya penned lyrics describes the nature of the hero and seems to be the introduction song of Nag canned in foreign locales. Best Pick!!!

2. Ne Vinnadhi Nijjamena 3.25/5

Artist(s): Ranjith, Rita

Lyricist: Balaji

Next up is a romantic song Ne Vinnadhi Nijamena with beautiful lyrics by Balaji and sung by Ranjith and Rita. Ranjith sounds regular and Rita brightens up with her melodious voice. Thaman hasn’t experimented much with the composition, yet the romantic flavor of the song is retained. Good Listen!!!

3. O Naadu Washington 3.5/5

Artist(s): SP. Balasubramaniam

Lyricist: Sahithi

O Naadu Washington is a conversational song with simple and conveying a story in the form of lyrics by Sahithi. What can we talk about the legendary singer SP.Balasubramaniam. He is marvelous and his free-flowing lyrics amaze you. The tune is peppy with simple beats focusing more on the vocals. Listen to it for SPB!!!

4. Ee Parikshalo Thannaku 3:25/5

Artist(s): Haricharan, Vandana

Lyricist: Sirivennela Sitarama Sastri

Next in the list is a slow paced emotional number Ee Pariksha that has soothing voices by Haricharan and Vandana. Thaman’s music is decent. Sirivennela pens excellent lyrics that describes about pain in lead’s life. Such situational songs will grow on you with impressive visuals.

5. Yevvaru Lerani 3/5

Artist(s): Mallikarjuna Rao

Lyricist: Vanamali

Yet another situational song Yevvaru Lerani follows the tracklist. The tune is ordinary while singer Mallikarjuna Rao croons beautifully. Vanamali’s lyrics are good. All in all, it has nothing to boast of and at the same time, it’s not bad either. Passable number.

6. Osina Bangaram 3:25/5

Artist(s): Hemachandra, MM. Manasi

Lyricist: Ananth Sriram

Osina Bangaram is typical Thaman’s mass number with folk touch and lots of beats giving scope for dances for the lead stars. Hemachandra and Manasi go behind the mike for this massy tack and impress with energetic vocals. The beats grow on the listener and make it a fine listen. It’s up to Nag and Nayan to impress the masses with their dances

7. Maro Janmae 3/5

Artist(s): Rahul Nambiar, Rita, Bindu, Parinka

Lyricist: Balaji

Thaman rounds up the album with this bit track which is a melodious number with good western beats. Balaji pens great lyrics on love and life. The backdrop humming by singers adds attraction to the tune.

Final Verdict

Thaman has composed distinct numbers going out of his routine loud beats and mass numbers. The songs are perfect for an urbane romantic entertainer while Osi Naa Bangaram gels well with masses. All in all, Greeku Veerudu rides high on romantic flavor and love life relations, which is packed with good classy tunes. Thaman does a good job.

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Gunde Jaari Gallanthayindhe -- 3.25

Singers: Anup Rubens, Sravani and Chorus

Lyrics: Krishna Chaitanya

Anup Rubens starts off with the title song Gunde Jaari Gallanthayindhe and the tune is catchy while Krishna Chaitanya’s lyrics are simple yet beautiful. While Anup’s vocals couldn’t make it a romantic number, Sravani does an extremely good job for this love song. The chorus keeps you engaged though. If pictured in the beautifully, the song will stay for more time with music lovers.

Tu Hi Rey -- 3.5/5

Singers: Nikhil D Souza and Nithya Menon

Lyrics: Krishna Chaitanya

Next up is the romantic duet track Tu Hi Rey crooned to perfection by Nikhil D Souza and Nithya Menon. Nithya’s melodious voice fits in so-well to the track. The composition is impressive with good beats but not loosing the melodious duet feel.Krishna Chaitanya have penned feel good lyrics and this is one of the best songs of GJG album.

Ding Ding Ding -- 2.75/5

Singers: Nithin, Chaitra, Thagubothu Ramesh, Anup Rubens and Dhananjai

Lyrics: Krishna Chaitanya

Ding Ding Ding is the song pictured in pub and Badminton player Jwala Gutta has sizzled alongside with Nithin. Anup Rubens and team has tried to recreate the magic of Lachchamma with Nithin, Thagubothu Ramesh behind the mike joining Chaitra but the song is pretty average and no where stands to the Lachchamma track. Let’s wait to see if the visuals impress us.

Neeve Neeve -- 3/5

Singers: Adnan Sami

Lyrics: Krishna Chaitanya

Next on the play list is Neeve Neeve, a solo number that has Adnan Sami behind the mike enthralling you with his typical style of crooning, adding charm to the track. The slow paced track is a good amalgamation of different sounds. Krishna Chaitanya’s lyrics are decent.

Gunde Jaari Gallanthayindhe (club mix) – 3.25/5

Singer: Anup Rubens

The remix version of all the tracks will keep you engaged and the beats keep the listeners hooked for the long time. The heavy beats, electronic sounds makes the track an enjoyable treat. Listen to it!!!

Eemaindi Emo Ee Vela (Tholi Prema Remix) – 2.5/5

Singer: Ramki

It is well-known fact that Eemaindi Emo Ee Vela song from Tholi Prema is a sensational hit and it remained evergreen favorite to all the Power Star fans till date. The song has been remixed and Ramki sung the version. It starts of with amazing beats but ends up as a sheer disappointment. The music is okay but the singer does a poor job. It is understandable that it’s very tough to match SP Balasubramanyam’s vocal but the remix version has lost its magic!!! Well, hope Nithin impresses with the visuals.

Final Say

Gunde Jaari Gallanthayyindhe manages to make a fine album but the only stroke that ruins the soundtrack is the Tholi Prema remix track, which is disappointing. The title song and Tu Hi Rey are the highlights of GJG while Neeve Neeve will grow onto to you with repeated listen. Anup Rubens does a decent job but it might dissatisfy few who expected Ishq range music.

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]]> 0 2013-03-18 13:20:21 aditya Here is the most awaited Baadshah album. Thaman has scored the music for the most exciting combo of NTR and Srinu Vytla’s Baadshah while Ganesh Babu produced it on a lavish scale which turned out to be highest budget film in Tollywood. Baadshah album has 6 tracks and let’s checkout Baadshah music review…

1. Sairo Sairo – 3.5/5

Singers: Ranjith, Rahul Nambiar, Naveen

Lyricist: Krishna Chaitanya

Baadshah album opens with energetic western solo track Sairo Sairo. The track is high on beats giving NTR ample scope for dances. Krishna Chaitanya inked the lyrics while Ranjith, Rahul Nambiar, Naveen crooned for it with needed energy. Thaman has heavily used the electric guitar and percussion instruments.

2. Diamond Girl – 3.75/5

Singers: STR, Suchitra

Lyricist: Rama Jogayya Sastry

Kollywood actor STR has crooned for the track which adds as a highlight to Diamond Girl track while Suchitra supported him well. Rama Jogayya Sastry has penned contemporary lyrics with the mix of English, Hindi and Telugu words. The fast beat track will get your feet tapping and will be a sure shot winner.

3. Baadshah – 3.5/5

Singers: Hema Chandra, Shefali Alvares, Geetha Madhuri

Lyricist: Viswa

Baadshah title track is an instant hit right from the release of promos. Viswa has done a great job with the lyrics that will be likeable by the fans. Geetamadhuri, Hemachandra, Shefali have crooned for the track with high energy levels. The song starts off superbly though gets routine in the mid, it makes a good listen.

4. Banthi Poola Janaki -- 3.25/5

Singers: Daler Mehandi, Ranaina Reddy

Lyricist: Rama Jogayya Sastry

Banthi Poola Janaki is a massy duet with an impressive spirited crooning by Daler Mehandi and Ranaina Reddy. Expect some good romance along with rocking steps by NTR and Kajal in the beautiful locales of Switzerland. Rama Jogayya tried his best to entertain with the lyrics and Thaman’s tune is catchy.

5. Welcome Kanakam – 3.25/5

Singers: Sowmya Rao, Jaspreet Jasz

Lyricist: Bhaskar Bhatla

Welcome Welcome Na Peru Kanakam is the item song canned in a specially erected set. Bhaskar Bhatla has added the spice with the mass masala lyrics while Thaman’s musical scores are high on beats despite having few references to his earlier beats. Welocme Kanakam has the needed essentials to woo front benchers.

6. Rangoli Rangoli –3/5

Singers: Baba Sehgal, MM Manasi

Lyricist: Rama Jogayya Sastry

Rangoli Ragoli is Thaman’s styled mass track that takes off with interesting beats and the song is a fast paced mass number giving scope for mass entertaining dances. The front benchers are sure to blow whistles and dance to the tune. Baba Sehgal rendered for this mass number while Mansi joined him behind the mike. Rama Jogayya Sastry lyrics are good. The songs stay for long time with an effective choreography.

Final Verdict

Undoubtedly, Thaman delivered a pretty entertaining album with Baadshah that give ample scope for NTR’s dances. The songs are high on energy and have the potential to woo masses and fans. The choice of the singers added the attraction to the album. Well, let’s wait to watch the visuals and NTR’s dances on April 5. Listen to the ‘Massy yet Entertaining’ Baadshah album.

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1. Laila o Lailaa --- 4/5

Singers: Shankar Mahadevan, Ranjith, Rahul, Naveen

Lyrics : Chandra Bose

Laila O Laila is pub song and Ram Charan’s introduction track which is full of energy and manages to charm the listener with its groovy beats. The song’s beats remembers you of 80’s clubs songs. Shankar Mahadevan is as amazing as ever and his vocals are strong and full of energy, which complements well with the music composition and Chandra Bose rhythmic lyrics have lot of Hindi words.

2. Kathi Lanti Pilla – 3.5/5

Singers: Thaman, Shefali Alvaris

Lyrics: Chandra Bose

The song is packed with good rap bits making it a peppy dancing number. The song is addictive, thanks to Thaman as he croons ‘Madam’ at regular intervals that keeps you hooked. Chandrabose penned lyrics were okay. Both Thaman and Shefali Alvaris provide us with passionate vocals and they can be deemed as flawless.

3. Subhalekha Rasukunna -- 3/5

Singers: Haricharan, Shreya Ghoshal

Lyrics: Veturi

The superhit remix track Subhalekha Rasukunna is here but it falls short of expectations. While Shreya Goshal sings this song very melodiously, the male singer Haricharan fails to impress. He could not match SP Balasubramanyam who sang the original. The remix version doesn’t appeal much if the original was your favorite track. Let’s wait if the visuals are attractive…

4. Oka Choopuke Padipoya – 3.25/5

Singers: Vijay Prakash, Bindhu Mahima

Lyrics: Bhaskara Bhatla

Next up is a romantic duet Oka Chopuke Padipoya crooned by Vijay Prakash, Bindu Mahima. The singers have adopted a very subtle and restrained style of singing for the number and that works in its favour. Bhaskar Bhatla provides us with some warm lyrics. It has a very soft and beautiful composition that would be appeal more with visuals.

5. Nellorae -- 3.75/5

Singers: Jaspreet Jasz, Suchitra

Lyrics: Sahiti

Nellorae is a mass song of the album sung brilliantly by Suchitra by ample support from Jaspreet Jazz. It is an instantly likeable song. The beats are very interesting that makes the listeners hit the dance floors. Looks like Thaman has composed this to make the front benchers blow whistles. Sahiti penned massy lyrics strikes right chord with target listeners.

6. Hey Naayak – 3.5/5

Singer: Shreya Ghoshal

Lyrics: Chandra Bose

Hey Naayak is a bang with the energy-packed title track that is rendered by Shreya Ghoshal. The song will be liked instantly. Shreya Goshal has made a good amount of effort into this song in order to ensure that it appeals with the masses. The song has all the ingredients of being a chartbuster with engaging beats in its tempo.

Final Verdict

Overall, Thaman has come up with a mass album that has a good scope for dances. Since Ram Charan’s dances in promos looked dashing, we can expect good visuals on-screens and the right placement of songs will make Naayak album stay longer with the listeners. The soundtrack does provide us with some catchy tunes that you may find appealing to listen to though it may not match the huge expectations.

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]]> 0 2012-12-18 11:48:49 aditya The biggest multistarrer of the season Seethamma Vakitlo Sirimalle Chettu starring Venkatesh and Mahesh Babu is gearing up for Pongal release. Ever since SVSC has been announced, the expectations are on peaks with two big stars of Tollywood teaming up for a family entertainer after two decades. Mickey.J.Meyer who is known for his soothing romantic musical scores has composed the tunes and let’s see how the songs are. Read Seethamma Vakitlo Sirimalle Chettu music review.

1. Seethamma Vakitlo --- 4.25/5

Singers: Chitra

Lyrics: Anantha Sriram

Mickey J Meyer has started off the album with the title track which is pleasant and soothing. Brilliant lyrics by Anantha Sriram need a special mention while Chitra’s rendition made the track even beautiful. Seethamma Vakitlo will definitely be a classic and will stay with us for more years… Great job Mickey J Meyer!!!

2. Yem Cheddam --- 3.5/5

Singers: Ranjith, Sreeramchandra, Karthik

Lyrics: Sirivennela Seetharama Sastry

Yem Cheddam is a moderately paced energetic number while the lyrics blend well with the pleasant tune. The lyrics speak about the two different characterizations of the lead actors. The number is high on beats with Ranjith, Sreeramchandra, Karthik behind the mike.Simple composition, yet a catchy track…

3. Aaraduguluntaada --- 3.5/5

Singers: Kalyani

Lyrics: Anantha Sriram

Next up in the album is Araduguluntada song shot on Samantha exclusively visualizing Mahesh. Anantha Sriram pens decent lyrics that describe a girl imagining her love. Kalyani has done a good job. As a mix of peppy and romantic, it is an average composition that might grow on you on repeated hearings.

4. Inka Cheppaale -- 3.75/5

Singers: Rahul Nambiar, Shwetha Pandit

Lyrics: Anantha Sriram

Inka Cheppaale is a pleasant romantic duet supported by Rahul Nambiar, Shwetha Pandit

vocals. It is a simple, breezy composition that grows on the listeners on a repeated listening. The rhythmic words by Anantha Sriram bring good effect to the track. A colorful picturisation will add the needed flavor to the romantic number.

5. Meghallo --- 4/5

Singers: Karthik, Sreeramachandra

Lyrics: Sirivennela

A beautifully penned and composed pleasant wedding song with singers Karthik and Sreeramachandra behind the mike. Mickey J Meyer with his instrumentals brought in the Telugu weddings flavor to the track. It has a lot of entertainment in store, thanks to interesting composition and lyrics.

6. Mari Anthaga --- 3.5/5

Singer: Sreeramachandra

Lyrics: Sirivennela

Mari Anthaga is a typical Mickey J Meyer composition that makes you remember his previous albums. Nonetheless, Sreeramachandra brings in life to the track while Sirivennala’s meaningful lyrics are worth a listen. The rhythmic track is instantly likeable.

7. Vaana Chinukulu --- 3.25/5

Singer: Karthik, Anjana Soumya

Lyrics: Anantha Sriram

The alum ends off with Vaana Chinukulu, a romantic duet rain song shot on Venkatesh and Anjali. It sounds like a typical old styled Telugu song with folk and traditional beats but singers Karthik, Anjana Soumya made it sound good with their apt rendition. Vaana Chinukulu will be liked by masses.

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]]> 0 2012-12-08 12:30:01 aditya Ravi Teja is all set to hit the big-screens shortly with his Sarocharu film and the audio is out in markets now. Devi Sri Prasad the powerhouse of energy scored five songs for the movie made under Three Angels Studios banner in the direction of Parasuram. Here is Sarocharu music review

1. Made for each other -- 3.25/5

Singers: Devi Sri Prasad

Lyrics: Ramajogayya Sastry

The album kicks-off with a peppy number and Devi Sri Prasad rocks the song with his energy-pumping music also rendering to it while the electric beats complements it. Ramajogayya Sastry’s simple words make sense and are entertaining. Though it is a typical DSP number, it gets onto you on repeated listening.

2. Jaga Jaga Jagadeka Veera -- 3/5

Singers: Venu, Ranina Reddy

Lyrics: Ramajogayya Sastry

Jaga Jaga Jagadeka Veera is a soft romantic beautiful number rendered by Venu and Ranina Reddy which is pleasant to the ears. Expect the song to be pictured in the beautiful locales with romantic scenes. Devi’s instrumentation gets the listener into the romantic mode though it’s like any other romantic song.

3. Raccha Rambola -- 3.25/5

Singers: Javed Ali, Rita

Lyrics: Srimani

Here comes a mass energetic track and the fast paced song features Ravi Teja and Richa Gangopadhyay. Lyricist Srimani penned lines are easy on ears while Javed Ali’s vocal is familiar and Rita supports him well. The song goes well with massy song lovers.

4. Gusa Gusa -- 3.5/5

Singers: Sagar, Sunitha

Lyrics: Anantha Sriram

Yet another romantic duet number. DSP makes it simple in composition which makes a maximum effect. The classy track as sung by composition Sagar, Sunitha. Ananth Sriram lyrics are impressive while Singer Sunitha mesmerizes with her mellifluous voice. The soft beats and the instrumentation keeps the listeners hooked to the number.

5. Kaatuka Kallu -- 3/5

Singers: Khushi Murali, Swetha Mohan, Chinna Ponnu

Lyrics: Chandrabose

Kaatuka Kallu is amss number with a folk touch and singers Khushi Murali, Swetha Mohan, Chinna Ponnu with their high octane energy pleases the listeners. This will surely go well with masses. A decent track with regular lyrics by Chandrabose.

Overall, Sarocharu is a decent album that has mix of the mass and romantic fast paced tracks. The songs will appeal you on repeated listening and a couple of songs are capable of making it to the music charts. Give it a listen and you may get hooked to it.

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]]> 0 2012-10-13 09:52:46 aditya Mani Sharma who has recently composed a decent album Cameraman Ganga Tho Rambabu has now come up with another soundtrack that looks promising though lacks in melody a bit. The album has traces of Bollywood hit number "Emotional atyachaar" in one of the songs.

The soundtrack has seven songs including one instrumental version. Hemachandra, Shravan Bhargavi and Sai Madhav Burra have sung two songs, while Narendra Shreya Ghoshal, Rahul, Deepu, S.P Balasubramanyam, Chaitra, Raghu Babu and Joanna have sung one song each.

The first song in the album, "Ararey pasi manasaa" is a heroine-worship song by Narendra and Shravan Bhargavi. Although this number has a good mix of instruments ranging from dhol to strings to synthesizer, the song doesn't have a catchy tune to attract attention. Lyrics by Sirivennela are apt to the context of the song.

"Sye andre nannu" is energetically crooned by Shreya Ghoshal, Rahul and Deepu. The opening of the song is very catchy, but what follows sounds like a typical item number with mass-appealing lyrics by E.S Murthy.

The title track "Krishnam Vande Jagadgurum" has traces of Hans Zimmer's original score from "The Dark Knight". With powerful lyrics by Sirivennela and featuring voice of S.P Balasubramanyam, this number undoubtedly qualifies as the best song of the album. Together, they elevate this number to an all new level.

The orchestrated recurring background score is brilliantly carried forward by some inspiring Sanskrit lines. Mani intermittently uses a few instruments such as trumpet, strings, drums and pads.

"Spicy spicy girl", crooned by Hemachandra, Chaitra and Shravana Bhargavi, is a passable duet number with irritating English lyrics, occasionally played throughout. Mani has mixed music from many of his past albums and reproduced this song with a dash of western touch.

The fifth number in the soundtrack "Ranga marthanda" is a bad rip off of "Emotional atyachaar" from "Dev D". The song may appeal visually because it features the voice of comedian Raghu Babu, but it definitely doesn't impress when listened to.

"Chal chal chal", crooned by Sai Madhav Burra, has traces of the famous number "Eye of the tiger" from "Rocky". The opening few lines of the song sound so very close to the original number from the Hollywood hit film. This is another number from the soundtrack that barely impresses even for a second.

The last song "Parinamam" is a seven-minute-long instrumental version of the title track that may serve as the film's background theme.

1. Theme Song ---   3/5

Singers: Hemachandra, Karunya, Narendra, Chorus

Lyricist: Bhaskarbhatla

Unlike many albums CMGR opens off with Theme song. The tune is catchy but not refreshing though as it has the instances of Prabhas Billa song. Bhaskarbhatla’s lyrics elevate the main lead’s character which works for the track. Singers Hemachandra, Karunya, Narendra have done the good job with their powerful crooning. Rather than the audio, such songs create strong impact with the video.

2. Pillani Chuste  --  3.25/5

Singers: Karunya, Chaitra

Lyricist: Bhaskarbhatla

Karunya and Chaitra go behind the mike for this peppy number which is a typical Mani Sharma number. Pillani Chuste is the mix of western and mass beats that has a scope for dance. Bhaskarbhatla’s lyrics will gel with the masses. Well, let’s wait to watch how Pawan Kalyan and Tamanna impress us on-screen…

3. Jaramochindi    --  3/5

Singers: Kushi Murali, Shravana Bhargavi

Lyricist: Bhaskarbhatla

Jaramochindi is the item song of the film and has the potential to reach the masses. Lyrics are a bit funny and the song could stay longer with the listeners provided it impresses with the picturisation. Mani Sharma has composed it as a fast paced number with the folk touch and heavy drum beats giving scope for more dance moves. Shravana Bhargavi is totally impressive.

4. Extraordinary   -- 3.5/5

Singers: Hemachandra

Lyricist: Bhaskarbhatla

Next up is a western beats with traditional beats touch song Extraordinary with Hema Chandra behind the mike. Hema Chandra did an extraordinary job which has blended really well with a fresh composition sung. Bhaskarbhatla has penned the lyrics, and he has done his job well with a unique thought highlighting the word Extraordinary. However, the picturisation of the song makes more impact.

5. Melikalu   --- 3/5

Singers: Narendra, Geetha Madhuri

Lyricist: Bhaskarbhatla

Next on the playlist is Melikalu that has a mix of western with electronic beats, which is a lift from ‘Riva Riva Rivala Matha..’ number. Very entertainingly composed number and both the singers Narendra, Geetha Madhuri delivered their best. The beats are peppy and have the scope for dance.

6. Thaladinchaku   -- 3/5

Singers: Karunya, Hemachandra, Srikrishna, Narendra

Lyricist: Bhaskarbhatla

The message conveying song which seems to occur during the peak situation in the story. Bhaskarbhatla penned powerful words while ManiSharma’s tune is not innovative and lacks influence. Karunya, Hemachandra, Srikrishna, Narendra did an okay job.

Cameraman Ganga Tho Rambabu [CMGR] has a peppy and entertaining numbers that go well with the youth and masses. But Mani Sharma’s tunes aren’t refreshing or innovative as it reminds you of his past works or other popular beats. However, the choice of singers is apt who have breathed life into the otherwise not so refreshing compositions. CMGR album will stay longer with the listeners if the picturisation is impressive. Give a listen!!!

Listen Cameraman Ganga Tho Rambabu Songs Here

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