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Paagal Music Review

Paagal Music Review
Banner:
Sri Venkateshwara Creations, Lucky Media
Cast:
Vishwak Sen, Avika Gor, Simran Choudary
Direction:
Naressh Kuppili
Production:
Bekkam Venugopal
Music:
Radhan
A Radhan Musical
IndiaGlitz [Thursday, August 12, 2021 • తెలుగు] Comments

A Radhan Musical

In this section, we will be reviewing the songs of 'Paagal', which are streaming on Aditya Music.

Paagal Title Song

Singer: Ram Miryala
Lyricist: Chandrabose

The song is zany in establishing the madcap character of the male protagonist. For Chandrabose, this looks like an uncharted territory. But the lyricist rises to the occasion and whips up trendy lyrics. The Rap Lyrics by MaMa Sing are entertaining. Ram Miryala's voice is offbeat and comes with a Daler Mehendi-esque aura. All in all, the song is enjoyable for its irreverent vibes.

Saradaga Kasepaina

Singers: Karthik, Purnima
Lyricist: Ananta Sriram

Guitar, string instruments and flute are deployed to eke out a soothing romantic melody that is a bit old-school in its flavour. Purnima's voice is a throwback to the voice heard in 'Kannullo Nee Roopame' from 'Ninne Pelladatha'. Karthik is superb and brings to the table a certain breezy feel. Ananta Sriram has been a picky lyricist of late. He weaves lines that feel like heartfelt conversations between two lovers.

Ee Single Chinnode

Singer: Benny Dayal
Lyricist: Krishna Kanth

How does it sound when a 'paagal' guy falls in love? Benny Dayal goes offbeat and snazzy with his rendition, while lyricist Krishna Kanth's pen floods the song with a liberal dose of creative usages. Radhan's style is a slowly evolving one; the composer is found to be improvising upon a familiar sound to deliver a song full of jaunty vibes. The beats also let the actors indulge in dance moves.

Aagave Nuvvagave

Singer: Sid Sriram

Lyricist: Krishna Kanth

The tragedy song has the male protagonist wail and beseech his soulmate not to flung him afar. Krishna Kanth's lyrics are priceless, driven as they are both by powerful emotion and literary flourishes. Sid Sriram's crooning is out of the world, especially because his voice is a callback to some of his best songs. When a singer embellishes a song with his own irresistible style, it becomes a delightful experience. Who wouldn't want to listen to the same notes again and again from a singer like him? Radhan's tune understands Sid's vocal universe and surrenders to his style.