INJI IDUPPAZHAGI SONGS REVIEW

Banjos take us through this trip with thoughtful lyrics by Madhan Karky and efficient singing by Neeti Mohan and Prakash Raj. Having a number of genres successfully mixed, the group singing adds great value to the final output.

Keeravani’s progressive tune progression is once again evident here. Going by the use of drums, violin and the flute, this female solo song sung by Shweta Pandit is heart-warming. A soft-rock song held together by some unusual elements, this number is pleasant on the whole.

Though the rhyme scheme of the lyrics sounds like a force-fit, this intended comical song is energizing. With the the percussions lending the support to this track, this is one that is sure to evoke laughter.

Starting off with some mellow electronica, the motivational song uses Ranjith’s voice and a guitar riff to build up to the chorus. Fairly simple, this song maintains evenness with these classic pop elements.  

With the aid of the enterprising thavil, this song takes on the theme of marriage blues. The composition has an obvious tangent to it in terms of instrumentation and the choice of voices. Especially the catchy interlude with the santoor grabbing our attention, this soundtrack will be the automatic top choice from the album.

A reprise of the female version, this male solo is all the same except for a non-Tamilian vocalist trying to sing a Tamil song. With the rhythm section being toned down, this track can accompany you on quite a few long walks.