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Aalaliloo 
Vocals: Swagatha S Krishnan
Lyrics: Madhan Karky

Aalaliloo is a musically enriching lullaby-ballad. Sam CS makes a mark on this album with this track, as he makes fine use of various instruments that add beauty to the song. The song features a host of wind instruments and strings. An alluring amalgamation of these instruments with percussion ensures that this track will stay in the minds of listeners for a long time. Swagatha's mellifluous voice adds immense value to the song.

Konjali
Vocals: Sathyaprakash, Neha Venugopal, JKA Shalini
Lyrics: Madhan Karky

This is yet another track whose wealth is aggrandized by the efficient use of a powerful orchestra. The Nadhaswaram and Flute additions, when combined with the strength of the violins, make sure that this marriage song is an instant hit! It is needless to say that Sathyaprakash's vocals increase the utility of the track.

Karuve
Vocals: KS Chithra
Lyrics: Madhan Karky

The evergreen voice of KS Chithra is back! She renders this song with so much grace and dynamics and keeps proving that her voice will never disappoint. With an eerie tune and convincing orchestration, this is a decent track that might work well with the visuals.

Voice of Karu
Performed by "Chennai Orchestra"

This track is the instrumental version of the song 'Karuve'. The track gives us a preternatural feeling. It is very well orchestrated and performed. It is sure to add to the worth of the spine-chilling horror sequences in the film. A big shout out to the musicians who worked on performing and arranging this track.

Sound of Revenge
Performed by "Chennai Orchestra"

Just as the title suggests, this tune and progression of this song give us the feeling of revenge. Once again, the Chennai Orchestra strikes the right chord and performs wonderfully. Justice is made to the track by composing a blood-curdling score.