OM SHANTI OM SONGS REVIEW

Basic instrumentation incorporated with mild strings and intense keys make Enendru Solvatho a soothing listen. The interludes are all positioned predictably and the anticipation of something wonderful is met with an underwhelming response. The essence of the song falls on the lyrics penned by Na Muthukumar. Swetha Mohan's seconds are an interesting part and increases the soul of the song.

A well-composed number mixed with melody and rap which sure brings out a peppy mood. The rap portions give a spirited touch to the song. This song has the Ebenezer touch with Aalaap Raju and Devan's soulful singing. The percussions of the song stand out with gusto.

A typically fiery composition, that includes an energetic vocal performance from Malathi, sets the soundtrack in motion. After Steve Vatz brings in his rap portions, it makes the song a better listen. With the song going along a predictable line, the rhythm segment is sure an inescapable one.

A beautiful soft-romantic song in a nicely packaged way makes this an enjoyable one. It has a very let-loose feel with the combination of melodies and soft string effects. With effective use of piano, Krish's voice has a melodic effect and Malavika's voice feels gentle.  

This is a soft, sentimental solo track which brings in a lot of strings in the interludes. Mellifluous singing is seen from Krish and it combines well with the high drummed notes. The high pitch is clean and makes you hum along if you like such single-toned songs

Vijay Ebenezer gets into his groove again with Thattungada. A song of celebration, this one has a folkish flavor to it. With Ranjith and Priya Himesh singing the song, it makes for a smooth and fun listen. A number about sister's marriage, it has funny and emotional lyrics.