Seethamma Andalu Ramayya Sitralu is an upcoming romantic film starring Raj Tarun and Arthana in lead roles. Music for the film is composed by Gopi Sundar who gave a hit album Bhale Bhale Magadivoy last year. Here is an iQlik exclusive audio review of the album:
The breezy album begins with Seethamahalakshmi a lovely solo sung by Yazin Nazir. Krishna Chaitanya’s conversational style lyrics and feel good guitar and stylish presentation sets the mood perfectly right. The interesting jazzy keys in the interludes and trendiness give an additional flavor to this fun song.
Paravasame sustains the relaxed mode with new singers Sachin Warrier and Divya Menon. This song redefines the word feel good in Telugu film albums of modern times with tactful lyrics by Ramajogayya Sastry. The impressive bass work and lilting interludes is another biggest asset for the composition. The mild treble and string section adds like an icing on the cake.
It is time for a high tempo number Tara Juvvaki aptly supported by guitar strums and Suchith Suresan’s fresh vocals suit the composition perfectly. Bhaskarabhatla’s optimistic lyrics also give new thump and vigor to the song.
The introspective mode occurs with Nuvvena sung by supremely talented Haricharan in the lyrics of Vanamali. The lovely tune with emotionally compelling vocals make it the best song in the album. The mild strings are supported well by expressive flute and chord progression is quite brilliant. It has been a while Telugu films witnessed such melodiously extravagant number.
Okko Nakshataram is a musically and lyrically poetic duet sung quite well by Karthik and Divya Menon. Sri Mani’s visual imagination is wonderful in bringing out the universe into picture. The soulful carnatic violin in the first interlude is a biggest highlight.
Interestingly, the finale arrives in a never say attitude number Manishi sung by Ranjith. Suddala Ashok Teja’s powerful lyrics are aptly supported by electric guitars and digital voices giving it a trendy appearance. However, as the song progresses it touches the realms of Carnatic music in effective fusion style.
Verdict:
Seethamma Andalu Ramayya Sitralu is as fresh as a dew drop in rainy season. The album breathes freshness and vigor in every song and kudos to Gopi Sundar for such feel good album in the beginning of the year!
Rating: 3.25/5
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