Varisu Songs – Music Review Tamil Movie, Music Reviews and News
Varisu Songs – Music Evaluate
Ramesh S Kannan
Varisu is an upcoming Tamil language film with Vijay and Rashmika Mandanna within the lead roles directed by Vamshi Paidipally of Oopiri fame. Vamshi reunites with Thaman after Brindavanam in 2010. Let’s take a look at whether or not Thaman can ship the kickass soundtrack for one of many extremely anticipated films of the 12 months.
Ranjithame: Thaman hits it proper out of the park with Ranjithame and the composer cleverly blends the acquainted people tune used numerous instances in Tamil music with the punchy rhythm. The numerous percussion preparations highlighted by Sivakumar’s Nadhaswaram signature hook peppered all through the track. Vijay is relaxed along with his parts, however MM Manasi ultimately steals the present, particularly with the extremely energetic singing in direction of the tip.
Thee Thalapathy: Although Thaman autotuned the STR’s vocals a tad an excessive amount of in Thee Thalapathy, the track stayed an ideal hero uplifting track!. Thaman retains the background adequately fascinating with the sprightly Godfrey’s electrical guitar riffs propped by the effectual refrain.
Soul of Varisu: Thaman conceives the adequately melodious tune for KS Chitra and as anticipated she aces it like a professional however one needs that composers can broaden the style for the veteran singer as a substitute of pigeonholing her oeuvre. Thaman props up the preparations with the gradual build-up of Piano by the composer himself and Sandliya’s violin.
Jimikki Ponnu: Jimikki Ponnu ticks off each trick required for the immediate hit beginning with the signature catchy hook, roping in Anirudh for vocals however predictably the track could not stand for a very long time in a single’s playlist. Thaman infuses the temporary classical snippet in the midst of the monitor which is the one respite in an in any other case tad too acquainted vibe of the track.
Vaa Thalaiva: Shankar Mahadevan is one other singer who has been relegated largely to the punchy anthemic numbers in Tamil and in Vaa Thalaiva as nicely the singer is utilized in the identical method. Nonetheless Shankar Mahadevan aces the rendition as regular and it’s all the time a delight to hearken to his singing. Vaa Thalaiva’s tune additionally treads alongside the acquainted territory stuffed with punchy percussions, and motivational lyrics with sufficient prop-up from the refrain and lead singers.
Bottomline: Thaman delivers a predictable Vijay film soundtrack stuffed with catchy songs that are sufficient to rule the charts for some time.
Ranking: 2.75/5
Choose of the Album: Ranjithame, Soul of Varisu, Thee Thalapathy
