Manasa Mounama:(FS Rating: **1/2)Karthik and Chitra render this duet. The song lacks freshness, but is not bad. Veturi has churned out better lines, and the composition in entirety is a cliché. The English interlude by a female voice is plain silly, although hardly noticeable. Playback is fine, but the song itself is not much to write home about so it's wasted.

Kotta Kottaga Unnadi :(FS Rating:***.25)A sweet number by Madhushree, a solo she renders sweet as one can get. The melody is quite nice, and it's a no-fuss number with a simple and catchy tune. Kulashekar's lyrics go hand-in-hand with the chirpy beats to make this a totally hummable number. The song is about falling in love and the magic of it all.

Oohala Pate:(FS Rating:**1/2) SP Balu sounds different in this albeit he sounds good. It has a sort of melancholy feel to it, more of promise than estrangement with both themes intersecting somewhere. Veturi's lyrics are situational and the tune is engaging. It's a soft and slow beat.

Okarikokaru:(FS Rating:**1/2) The bad news is the song first reminds you of another number and a powerful sense of Déjà vu envelopes you. The good news is RPP has copied himself this time. 'Naa Gundelo Nuvvundi Povaa' from Nuvvu Nenu, it finally dawns on the listener. The first line is similar, the second is the same as the former hit number by Patnaik-in-form. This is excused. You can copy your old songs as much as you want. SP Charan and Madhushree (where's Usha?) render it nice and smooth.