First I thought of give the order of songs in my favorite order but the order is changing by times as i listen so I decided to write in the order they are on CD Cover..
1. Power Star: This is the song which I thought would be a chart buster because there was a huge hype for the song created and also said that Ranjit Barot made special arrangements for this song along with A. R. Rahman. Because of this song may be I was disappointed a bit but now it was really great after 2 or 3 hearings. The lyrics by Chandrabose are really great. Usually we expect Vijay Prakash would be dominating the song but here in this song it is Tanvi Shah who dominated him. A peppy number by A. R. Rahman...
2. Amma Thalle: A typical A.R. Rahman number. Its Swetha Mohan whos teals the show. She is really excellent what a singing and the breathless part at the start and here we go another Female singer stealing the show. Naresh Iyer also did matched Swetha Mohan well but at last it is she who steals the show. ARR and CB are as usually at their best. This is a kind of a song which I have been waiting since a long time to see Pawan Kalyan in. Hope it will rock on video too.
3. Maaralante: Here we go this is the song which I listened for most number of times. Composed by ARR and sung by him. I think it is his first song he sung for a straight Telugu Film. He proved once again that he is always best in patriotic songs with this song. The composition of the song is at the peak levels. Should not forget to mention about KMMC choir conducted by Kavita Balaga, they matched with The Maestro. Chandrabose was great to the core especially the lines "Nuvvante Lokam...". This will be the song that will remain for a long time in my Mobile Ipod.
4. Maham Maaye: This is a perfect Telugu song and not ARR style nice to see him doing this kid of songs too. Unlike the first two songs here its the Male singer Javed Ali was exceptional especially from the part "Malli putti.....". I always wonder how people will mange to sing songs of other languages they do not understand and speak. Even Suchitra did well in Female part. CB's lyrics were great and should appreciate ARR for doing these kind of compositions. This is the song you should be looking and waiting to have for some Visual treat.
5. Dochey: Shreya Ghoshal is back in Telugu songs. This is the song which made to turn down my idea of write in the order of my favorites. First I didn't liked the song and was disappointed that SG couldn't do better as I expected a lot. But as I was listening My God she was excellent. Really she is a Legend. Lady Kash 'N' Krissy were also good in rap. Coming to Composition, great modulation by ARR especially from 2.48-3.10 the music variation was excellent. Many Say that it is the Item Song with Shriya Saran. Really excited to see how Shriya did on Screen for which Shreya donee Off Screen.
6. Nammakame: Is the First ever slow song which i liked the moment I heard. Chitra is back with a bang after a bit gap. Seems to be like a background song would be involved of the mother's role in the film. Madhushree and Harini were also good. Chandrabose was too good.
What's Smoking: Komaram Puli is a male dominant film where Pawan Kalyan plays the cop role and guess what in the Audio of the film it is the female singers who are dominating the Male Singers. We had Dochey and Nammakame done completely by Female Singers and even in Power star and Amma Thalle it is female singers who are dominating.
Note: I took one long week to write a review mean while I might have heard the songs nearly a 10-20 times so do not judge the songs the moment you hear them.
Finally... As usually A. R. Rahman was excellent in his style. Seems to be like he is having a good year in Indian Cinema with nice music. Really have to say he gave the best music for TFI much better than Nani his last Telugu Film before this one sir years ago. Are you People eagerly waiting for some good music. Here you get just do not judge the Album listening it for only one time because it is ARR's album which will surely take some time to gel up with.
