Three singles from 'Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo' are out, on Aditya Music.  Here we present their review.  The other songs will be reviewed as and when they are unveiled.

Samajavaragamana

Singer: Sid Sriram

Lyrics: Seetharama Sastry

The song weds the Classical with the modern.  Thaman trods the difficult path with finesse, thanks to his unique sense of music.  The way the tempo raises with Sid Sriram uttering the title of the song is an exercise in subtlety. It's Sid Sriram's kind of rendition all the way, making the song immersive. Sirivennela's lines are rooted in poetic Telugu, complete with some never-heard-before usages.  Trivikram Srinivas had been waiting to create a situation that can make the best use of the lyricist's limitless knowledge.

Ramuloo Ramulaa

Singer: Anurag Kulkarni, Mangli
Lyrics: Kasarla Shyam

As peppy songs go, this one strikes it hot by repeating the title 'Ramuloo Ramulaa'.  The folksy lyrics get just the kind of musical vibes that a star vehicle needed.  Combined with the crooning prowess of Anurag Kulkarni, this one delivers a dekko.  Mangli's voice adds to the rustic feel.  Thaman was in for a hard grind after the massive popularity that 'Samajavaragamana' got.  The song feels rooted if not absorbing.  All in all, a potential chartbuster.

OMG Daddy

Singer: Rahul Sipligunj
Lyricist: Krishna Chaitanya

Thaman is rollicking, putting in some cute and scintillating music.  The beats are tailor-made for Allu Arjun's dance moves.  The lyrics are fun to listen to, especially the line 'Ammaku mogudu, Nannainadu'.  The Telugu rap by Roll Rida, English rap by Rahul Nambiar, and the female rap by Lady Kash are at their best.  Blazee's intervention is electrifying.