It is an album that has created a stir because of its music director Chakri who has given some huge hits in recent days. Also, it has Nitin in the lead playing an irresponsible youngster who turns a lover boy. So, it’s not hard to expect the kind of music the film would have. In keeping with the anticipation, Chakri has come up with a peppy album that will surely be liked by young people.

One main feature of this particular album is that it has three songs sung by Chakri himself, out of the five songs. Given that more and more music directors are singing most of the songs in their films, this does not come as a surprise. The album starts off with a spicy number where Chakri has used Sai Shivaani to put her range and versatility to optimum use. Another feature that cannot be missed is the solo lyricist used for the film, which has become a rarity these days.

Kobbari kobbari:(Singers : Chakri, Kousalya)This is yet another mass number targeted at the young listeners. A duet by Chakri and Kaushalya, it has the same peppiness as the earlier number. Only this time, it feels like a song that the hero sings to tease his ladylove.

Yele yele:(Singers : Juben Gaarg, Chakri, Revathi)It goes without saying that this song too belongs to a similar genre as the earlier numbers. Sung by Zuben Gaarg, Chakri and Revati, it reminds you of some popular Tamil numbers. Especially the way the singers croon the lyrics is similar.

Aaa aaa aaa:(Singers : Naveen, Kousalya)The song will make it to the charts too because it sounds very similar to a Nagarjuna’s super hit song. Naveen and Kaushalya have given the playback for the song. The way Kaushalya uses her voice to make it sound Western is nice.

All in all, Takkari is an album you could buy if you like fast music. If the album has one flaw, then it surely does not seem to have any romantic numbers. But the mass songs make up for this by providing just what the hip uppies want in their cars.