The album has eight songs, more than the usual five or six songs. Sumanth Arts has always been associated with good music. So, it is no wonder that MS Raju takes care to give a different sounding album for his debut film as a director. Being a remake of a Kannada film, it does have the touch in a couple of numbers. But barring that, the music director does try to add his touches to bring out an album that would surely be remembered for trying to be off the popular track. However, that is not to say, it does not have the usual fast numbers. In fact, Kamalakar does not shy away from having a remix of Kurisindi vaana as the title track.

Dolare damadam:(Singers: Ranjith)This is a sudden variation from the earlier numbers. It has the beats that one expects from the songs of today’s films. Ranjith sings this energetic song and his voice is very youthful and perfect for this Telugu Bhangra number.

Venta padu:(Singers: Chitra)Kamalakar has used the violin a lot for this song. Sung by Chitra, it is a sad number, and the pathos is highlighted because of her lovely voice. This again is a soft number.

Sirimalle vaana:(Singers: Ranjith, Chitra)It’s the title song and is an ode to the song Kurisindi vaana naa gundelona. But a modern version of it, sung by Ranjith and Chitra. Like in Hindi, our music directors too are seeing sense in giving the old numbers a modern touch. This one’s a perfect example of the adage -- old wine in a new bottle.

Check out the album. You might just start liking it as you hear them more and more.