Jabardast (2013) - Music Review

Jabardast (2013) - Music Review

Movie: Jabardast ( 2013 )
Music: Thaman SS

Director: Nandini Reddy

Producer: Bellamkonda Suresh

Cast: Sidharth, Samantha, Nitya Menon, Sunil

Jabardast is a Telugu romantic comedy film written and directed by Nandini Reddy under the banner of Sri Sai Ganesh Productions produced by Bellamkonda Suresh. It stars Siddharth and Samantha in the lead roles and Sunil and Nithya Menon in important roles. The film is likely to be released on 21 February 2013. The film will be dubbed in Tamil as Dum Dum Pee Pee.

Nandini Reddy has made her mark with her earlier film and for sure the expectations are high on her next film mainly when she cast Tollywood's most sensible and multi-talented artist Sidharth. Samantha pairing him and supported by Nitya Menon and a movie slated as romantic comdedy film, the movie lovers expectations are for sure a "Jabardast" visual treat. Sidharth movies always had good music. Some were super duper hits. Thaman being roped in as Music director raises many questions to music lovers given Thaman's track record and what the movies is about. Need to listen to figure out how Jabardast the music is. Khushi Murali ( Muralidhar ) sang two songs. It is unfortunate to loose him such an age. Hope this movie makes him remember as a singer. Lakshmi Bhupal got bigger pie, he also wrote for Nandini's earlier film Ala Modalayindi.

1)Arere Arere

Singers : Nitya Menon
Lyrics: Sreshta

A lead actress who can sing such a melody and is just fantastic to hear. Nitya Menon is a multifaceted, multitalented actress, Nandini reddy bringing those talents and introducing her to the Telugu audience is commendable. Nitya sang earlier in Ala modalayyindi and Ishq. This song being first in the album, brings in all positive feeling about the album. Its a pleasant change from Thaman. Thanks again to Nandini Reddy for forcing him to bring out this song. The song starts great with Hindi verses, Rahmanish style ( a little clarity in singing would have helped), sets the mood of the song, Nitya's simple rendering adds beauty to this song. A bueatiful face with a beautiful voice, what else one would ask in life? However coming back to the song, Thaman shouldn't have accompanied Nitya's voice with instruments following her tunes. This took away the pleasantness of the song. Some little disturbance instead of leaving a fine feeling. Anyways Thaman should be commendable for changing his profile from most of the crappish songs and lean towards simple melody. The resemblances here and there can be ignored. Sreshta's lyrics are simply cool just perfect for the song. Aptly explaining the feeling of love. Overall a feel good song that keeps haunting.

2)Allah Allah

Singers : Shreya Ghoshal, Ranjith, Naveen Madhav

Lyrics: Ramajogayya Sastry

Hindi verses has something to do with the movie back drop. Second song in a row with Hindi. And who else can write this song other than Multi-lingual lyricist Ramajogayya Sastry. After hearing the first song, I thought I can hear a different Thaman, but he is back to his basics again. This song is perfect in his standards, but within controlled himself thats why this song is listenable. The difference is that we dont see Thaman's mark sound effects which he is famous for. Khawwali style song, some how felt Ranjith struggled a bit to sing. Shreya has no issues as its mostly Hindi she sang and we too dont have issues with her. Felt that the song ended abruptly.

3)Meghamala

Singers : Muralidhar, Rahul Nambiar, Vandana, Rita

Lyrics: Lakshmi Bhupal

A cock-tail served by Thaman and Nandini. This song transforms from older tunes of various languages towards mid-70's to latest. This song should be a situational song. Thaman just have done what was asked for hasnt put much effort in the longest song of the movie. Four singers did just ok job. Thought I heard Sunil's voice in between? Thaman as always quizzes listeners to figure out the songs based on which this song is tuned. Lakshmi Bhupal lyrics are decent.

4)Thees Maar Khan

Singers : Naveen Madhav

Lyrics: Lakshmi Bhupal

This is perfect template music from Thaman based on what he is good at. Seems like Nandini could contain Thaman to only 1-2 songs. This is out and out Thaman song. He could not get out of his standards. Glad that this song is the shortest in the movie. 

5)Lakshar Pori

Singers : Muralidhar

Lyrics: Lakshmi Bhupal

Not sure whether this song is the last movie song that was recorded by Murali before his untimely departure from this world. If so this should be a tribute to him. This song seems like to be made to ensure one region is happy so that there will not be any hurdles for movie. One more song aimed at masses. Muralidhar and Lakshmi Bhupal did their job as required. Thaman' song is foot tapping. Once again a controlled composition from Thaman, ( Does the credit go to Nandini M'm? ). Chorus and interludes fit very well in the song. Trailer shows this a promising dance number. Again a short length. Not sure why Nandini decided to have two songs less than average length. Whatever it is, a song that can be on the charts for some time.

Pick(s) of the album: Arere Arere, Allah Allah, Lakshar Pori

Thaman with this album proves he is still a raw talent. He made into composing music too early. He will need right people to guide him by demanding the songs so that he can work hard. This album is much better than many of his previous albums, and he has long way to go. His experience with all music directors as keyboard programmer and percussionist, is not same as music composing. His movie background is helping a lot to get oppurtunities many are struggling to get. If he doesnt utilize them to make a mark for himself, it is very tough for him in long run. The music is not an instant hit, but not a bad album. Couple of songs drags listeners towards listening to this album. How much this music will help the movie will be decided when the movie hits the screen.

Mirchi (Telugu) - Audio Review

Movie: Mirchi (Telugu)

Production: V Vamsi Krishna Reddy,Uppalapati Promod
Cast: Prabhas, Anushka, Richa Gangopadhyay 
Direction: Koratala Siva 
Music: Devi Sri Prasad

Lyrics: Ramajogayya Sastry

Prabhas after debacle in terms of Rebel, is waiting for another hit. He was on dream run until then. His fans also wanted to get rid of the Rebel days and were looking forward for this movie which is initially planned to be named as  "Vaaradhi" got rechristened as "Mirchi". This makes more connected to his fans and viewers I guess. DSP on the other hand is on high note with his recent hits and decent run at music box office. When everyone involved has high expectations, it will be challange to meet them. 

This is fourth movie for Prabhas and DSP combination. Varsham being a run away hit, then followed by Pournami which is sem-classic movie. Then Mr. Perfect was perfectly set for both. Obviously when this pair hit hattrick, fourth has to be good both of them don't have any choice other than meeting their own expectations.

Ramajogayya Sastry who took the lyrics department branded himself as a multilingual writer. His songs commonly have Hindi/English words there by making them have global appeal. He is good at writing lyrics that are catchy, mass oriented, having youth liking phrases/words. He took the entire album so we can easily expect what the songs would be.

DSP Singers are pretty much mix of couple of Hindi Singers, couple songs for himself or his brother, and rest of them Tamil singers. Occasionally one or two Telugu singers. He didnt deviate from this but he missed his trade mark singer either Baba Sehgal or Adnan Sami, which is good but why Mika Singh and Kailash Kher. And why these Music directors are crazy about Jaspreet Jasz, Suchitra not sure.


Now lets take a look at the seven songs, Will they be seven wonders or seven duds or seven bombs that blast the music systems is the question will be answered.

1. "Mirchi"  

Singer(s): Chinna Ponnu

If anyone want a standard template song from DSP, this is it. This song has everything that is needed, but only thing is that it comes out as run of the mill song which is DSP good at. Mira Mira meesam tipputara, praasa kosam prayaasa kaakapote. Short song that will be short lived. Nothing special to mention.

2. "Yahoon Yahoon"  

Singer(s): Mika Singh

Song aimed at fans or masses, it has to be loud, energetic, catchy phrases, foot tapping, beats, shouting, and what not. DSP had everything except for refreshing/something new. This is again from his standard tune shelf, took out and mixed everything and made into another song. It will appeal fans and masses. When it has to be a party not sure why it has to be right now, as if we miss that "now" never comes. Any ways its party time, fans have a party.

3. "Idedo Bagunde"  

Singer(s): Vijay Prakash, Anitha

Another routine song from DSP. Idededo bagunde DSP, less energy more comfort type of song. Movie needs one melody duet, whoever asked got one. Vijay, Anitha, Ramajogayya do their job effortlessly, as is the musicians, chorus and everyone. Nothing much to say about this song.

4. "Pandagala"  

Singer(s): Kailash Kher

Occasionally Ramajogayya writes a complete Telugu song, and funny part is that it is sung by Kailash Kher who doesn't understand an iota of it. Coincidentally this song is longest song of the movie ( 4:51 min ). Kailash Kher's voice suits patho song, may be that's why DSP Choice him. He added too much gamakas which appeared odd in the flow of song. DSP added a different rhythm pattern for this song, didn't appeal much. Kailash rendering was a turn off, He was loud and not clear, as is the orchestrisation. Somehow this song didn't appeal. May be situational song could be better in movie.

5. "Barbie Girl"  

Singer(s): Jaspreet Jasz, Suchitra

This singing duo is becoming mandatory now a days. If just for energy they are called, what about the rest of the characters of the song? Ramajogayya Sastry made merry of this song. He got what he wanted. So he gives what is he known for. DSP tried to experiment on this song I guess. In this movie he tried to add a little bit deviations which were uncommon for him. But not sure how much they added to the song. This song will appeal fixed set of people and will meet the requirement.

6. "Nee Choopula"  

Singer(s): Kailash Kher

Thought another song for Kailash Kher, but seems like another version of pathos? Slower version. Less than a minute. So that's nice of DSP.

7. "Darlingey"  

Singer(s): Devi Sri Prasad, Geetha Madhuri

Here comes Darling of Darling ( DSP is darling of Prabhas who is darling of his fans). Geeta Madhuri's voice is added additional effects to make it better. DSP as usual sings his usual self. He cannot do much and neither can we. Song again a target for fans makes them enjoy.

Pick(s) of the album: Idedo Bagunde

This movie is the first album to be released in the year of 2013. DSP and Prabhaas who had a great track record, boasted that this would beat the earlier records. However This will remain as the lowest quality in their combination or probably one of DSP's himself. DSP has nothing to offer from this album other than meeting expectations of Prabhas's fans who only will like this album. DSP didnt deviate from his routine stuff, no novelty, nothing refreshing. Not sure whether movie's requirement wasn't demanding. 

Gajaraju (Telugu) - Audio Review

Movie: Gajaraaju (Telugu)

Production: N Lingusamy
Cast: Vikram Prabhu, Lakshmi Menon 
Direction: Prabhu Solomon 
Music: D. Imman

Lyrics: Vennelakanti

Tamil Yesteryear Legendary Hero Shivaji Ganesan's grandson and Hero Prabhu's son Vikram Prabhu's debut film which is "Kumki" and is dubbed into Telugu as Gajaraju. Having this name brings some curiosity why a film is named on elephant. This story revolves around the lead actor and his elephant friend. This elephant is Kumki which is a Tamil name for captive, trained Indian elephants.These are used mostly for taming newly captured wild elephants and also to lead away wild elephants that stray in to human areas mainly farm land. This movie has a novel story which revolves around these two (Lead and the Kumki ).  

D Imman is known for a melody favoring music director. Most of his music leans towards melody. He didnt have that much fame in Telugu, but is a veteran in Tamil music industry. He is working since 2001 but his first movie (Tamizhan) was released in 2012. He has worked about 25 films. Occasionally some of his movies were dubbed in Telugu.

Gajaraju (Kumki) movie since it has Tamil nativity and story revolves around a village/forest backdrop the music will for sure have that flavor mixed with melody. Movie offers 7 songs and all sung by Tamil singers. The lyrics are written by Vennelakanti who earlier has worked for writing songs for dubbing movies.

1. Yevuraina 
Singer(s): Haricharan 
2:43 minutes song appears too short. Imman starts a village backdrop song with right start, the beats are good, Imman infused all the elements thereby we feel why it was too short. Imman scores a beauty, the interludes, the guitar accompanied by the beats. However this song is full of Tamil flavor, but Imman made sure the melody is intact. Haricharan and Imman has no clue of the Telugu song just focused on getting the tune right which they succeeded. on flip side they lost the beauty of words. Haricharan broke the words as he liked may be to fit the tune. Vennelakanti lyrics are apt. Not sure whether this is a introduction song for the elephant.

2. Kanne Sogasulu 
Singer(s): Naresh Iyer 
Another melody from Imman. Naresh Iyer starts simple and then the beats adds the energy to the song making every one to tap their feet. Imman swings between calm and energetic flow which is very good. The guitar accompanied the song adding charm to the song. Naresh did a decent job however he as usual had issues with words. Kalle (eyes) was not clearly song in the changed pattern. This song atleast would have been sung by a Telugu singer. Vennelakanti did again a decent job. Ignoring small issues with the singing this song for sure haunts listeners. Hope movies adds to it.

3. Ayayayoo Aanandame 
Singer(s): Haricharan
Another song by Haricharan in this album. Few months back I said that he has gained a lot of space in musical industry, but he hasnt shown progress over the period of time to make his position rock solid. He is having same issues when singing in Telugu. That is the big difference between earlier generation singers and current singers. They sing and do justice to the song but don't make the difference that adds value to the song. Another good song by Imman. This song starts good, flows good and ends good. The interludes are good, right orchestration and everything goes as per script. Again vennelakanti doest make any mistake. Another good song so far in this album, mainly with such a kind of subject music has to be strength of the movie. Imman so far did he best to this movie. Though this song has tinge flavor of some old songs, doesn't matter.

4. Cheppinaadhey Thana Premani 
Singer(s): Ranjith, Chinmayi 
Rural backdrop so lyrics has to reflect that. Need not be but depends on. All this is about Cheppinaade. The way Ranjith started didnt sound better, but there after added with Chinmayi, the song goes as decent duet, simple and sounding good. Chinmayi sounded like Swarnalatha occasionally. But sometimes herself. Whatever it is the song is simple and decent. Singers could have done better. No issues tune and composing wise.

5. Soi Soi Magizhini 
Singer(s): Manimaaran
The beauty of the song is lyrics. The background music is perfect village backdrop. The situational song will be felt more if the situation is known. Manimaaran's voice suits aptly for the song. Imman scored a tyical situational song with all instruments added rightly. Some advises added to the song which again I guess is based on story. Song can be enjoyed more in the movie. 

6. Nuvvu Eppude Pilla 
Singer(s): Alphons Joseph
Alphons Joseph who is a music director himself and a singer, is Aromale fame of Ye maaya chesave. This song seems to be another winner of this album for its tune, orchestration and singing. Imman brings in perfect melody. Though Alphons sings elegantly, I prefer a person who can understand Telugu to add more feeling to the song. Seems like the usage words have become part of songs lately. 

7. A Lady And The Violin 
Singer(s): Shweta Mohan

This song reminds me some tune but unable to recall. Female version of Ayyayyo anandame. I prefer to this version. Shweta Mohan did much better in terms of adding the feel and rendering it the way it is wanted. Imman has added more melody, made it more simpler and more touching than original song. 

Pick(s) of the album: Entire Album for the Melody lovers and who like songs with rural backdrop

An offbeat movie needs help from music department.We have seen such incidents many times before where Ilayaraja and others elevated the movies with their musical magic. Also When debutant actor with high profile family background is acting a movie, he will need every department to be right.  D. Imman has done great job with his earlier movie Myna. This is in continuation from that movie where he made a mark. This movie will become another milestone for D Imman. He told many times that he prefers making music with melody and he has done it again. This is so refreshing album for sure everyone will like it. This has been hit in Tamil and guess listeners from Telugu too will like it. However they need to ignore few issues like the Tamil flavor, Singers not doing justice to words, else it is a decent album to keep listening.

Kadali (Telugu) - Audio Review

Movie: Kadali (Telugu)

Production: Mani Ratnam, Manohar Prasad
Cast: Arjun, Arvind Swamy, Gautham Karthik, Lakshmi Manchu, Thulasi Nair 
Direction: Mani Ratnam 
Music: A. R. Rahman 

Lyrics: Vanamali (Dr. Mani Gopal)

Mani Ratnam has kept his fans waiting for almost 3 years after his last film Raavan which didnt fare well at box office. People started waiting for a good film from him. And finally his upcoming film starring Gautam (Actor Karthik's son) and Tulasi (the younger daughter of Radha) has been titled as Kadali in Telugu. The film's Tamil title is Kadal, which means 'The Sea'. 

The film is set in the backdrop of a fishing village and most part of the film has been shot in a village near Tuticorin and Andaman and Nicobar Islands. After a long time Arvind Swamy who acted in Maniratnam's Roja and Bombay is acting again in this movie in a special role. Arjun and Lakshmi Manchu are also playing vital roles in this love story. 

A R Rahman took charge of the music department and Rajiv Menon is the cinematographer. After a long time ManiRatnam is doing another movie with Love as subject, the last being Madhavan, Simran starrer Amrutha back in 2002. Its been long time that Mani Ratnam has given a hit at box office, and everyone including his fans are waiting for a decent hit from him. His recent movies, Raavan, Yuva and Guru were not successful at box office.

With ManiRatnam and AR Rahman working togather, obviously the expectations will be high as they never failed togather in terms of music. Rahman always gave his best to Maniratnam. And Maniratnam's films always had top class music. His combination with Ilayaraja produced some un-believable hits. 

Rahman in 2011 has worked only one Indian movie (Rockstar) and in 2012 its 4 movies. Way way less than what he used to do. His last Tamil movie was in 2010 ( Enthiran ) which shows gradually decrease in Indian movies. He is working only for major productions both in South and North. Given fact that its been 2 years from Mani and Rahman, people are eagerly waiting to embrace the audio from the combination of these two technically brilliant artists. Need to see whether they are able to retain their magic touch or they are fading away...

This movie is made in Tamil and is dubbed in Telugu as Kadali. However movie will be released in both languages simultaneously. Rahman hasn't had success in doing direct Telugu movies so far. Since this is a Tamil movie, there will not be an issue so we can ignore this fact. Whenever there is such kind of dubbing movie, Rajashri had done great justice to keep the lyrical values in tact. This time Vanamali took care of lyrics. Vairamuttu has written in Tamil. Vairamuttu and AR Rahman had a great track record and it is assumed that they have repeated their track record. However Vanamali is not much heard for writing this kind of lyrics, need to see how he had done with this movie.

Rahman offers 7 songs, nothing much to mention about the singers as they have been in his team for earlier movies. The new names added were Shakthisree Gopalan ( Gunjukunna) , Abhay Jodhpurkar (Pachani Thota ) and Aaryan Dinesh Kanagaratnam ( Magidi )

1. Pachchani Thota........

Abhay Jodhpurkar, Harini

Rahman starts album with one of the beautiful starts of a song, acoustic guitar at the best, so soothing, subtle setting the mood right, taking the listeners somewhere, making them ready for a fantastic melody probably a romantic one. Maniratnam visuals for sure will be top notch to make this one of the best of the movie. Its been long time we heard such a smooth melody, Rahman master of orchestration adds rights instruments at right places to elevate this song to a different level. The interludes are the best. He rightly mixes the instruments and tunes makes listener to be lost in the tune. The pause between stanzas is just fantastic. This song can be visualized for a couple in love in a place for all by themselves and getting their best time in their life. Having said that this song lost the nativity because of the singers and the words. The lyricists didn't have right words in the song (I don't like blood in love songs to violent imaginations) and singers didn't sing the words perfectly there by taking away the greatness of Rahman. However this song is a treat from Rahman.

2. Chitti Jabili

Vijay Yesudas

An infant crying in the start of the song tells us that this is going to be a song that some one is trying to make baby sleep. Since its a male voice, it could be the father of baby. Vijay Yesudas took from where the ambience set by Rahman, slow and minimal instrumentation, Its been a while that we heard such Rahman who is so simple and brilliant. We need such Rahman, who touches us. I remember his "Kizhakku Seemayile" listening to this song. Vijay Yesudas is brilliant as a singer. Its a treat to listen Rahman the way he progresses from calmness to rhythms. The flute is again brilliant of course Rahman's favorite instrument. However again second in a row, the words are messed up. Thochunu got broke because of tune becoming To - chunu, like wise many words lost their existence either by not having stress when required or when not required having it. Another song probably is wasted by lyrics.

3. Gunjukunna

Shakthisree Gopalan

I heard this song in MTV un-plugged version by AR Rahman and Shaktisree Gopalan. This song was sung in Tamil. This version has been haunting ever since then. Shaktisree's voice was so naive, different and the way it was simple in that version showed that another promising album ahead in store for us. This song when heard in Tamil continued the feel, I anxiously looked at this song first when album is released and totally disappointed by Vanamali and Shaktisree. They both ruined such a fantastic song from Rahman. 

First lets talk about the song and then come to the issues. This song is so refreshing tune. What a beautiful melody from Rahman. Once again subtle instrumentation has been key for this movie. His accordion accompaniment is just fantastic. Another song with Guitar start, the singer starts refreshingly melodious. Rahman who is know for refining the song until he is satisfied, brings in so much details into this song, which is great to listen. He sings in interludes which brings in right emotions. Flute in interludes touches the heart.  Thanks Rahman Sir, for such a wonderful song.

Now coming to issues, this song has been translated word by word by Vanamali. Gunjukunna is unrealistic lyrical word in Telugu, then many comparisions like paalu, perugu, asa kurupu, raacha kurupu, doesn't fit the song. They are word to word translation of Tamil. Thereby he lost the nativity. Then singer who doesn't know Telugu literally killed the words. I cannot say what kind of damage they have done to this one of the best compositions from Rahman. I would suggest if anyone know Tamil go and listen to Tamil album, even if one doesn't know Tamil, just listen to MTV version.

4. Yele Yelle
A.R.Rahman

Rahman sings this song and completely contrast to what we have heard so far in this album. Everything is changed, the style, rhythm, pattern. The advantage of Rahman being global musician shows in this song. He mixes different styles of music so seamlessly, that this song is foot tapping, energetic and melodious. Sometimes it appears he has improvised a little bit but that doesnt matter. Everyone for sure will enjoy this peppy tune. Once again lyrics have been mess. It will appear that this sing is a foreign language song.

5. Yaadike

Sid Sriram

This song reminds the pattern of Ye Maya Chesave, But Rahman tried to experiment this song in a different style. These songs are tough to present, as everything has to be so perfect, the instruments, mixing, singing and the rhythms. Rahman not sure how much time he took for fine tuning this song. This song is not in the routine genre, an experiment that he has done and depends upon how people like it. Again this song appears as a foreign song.

6. Magidi Magidi

Aaryan Dinesh Kanagaratnam, Chinmayi, Tanvi Shah

3:33 minute song. Rahman at his best orchestration. Song on initial hearing sounds crazy. The techno beats, rap, mixed with repeating words doesn't appeal at all. But hold on this song will go crazy among the youth. This song in Tamil starts as Magudi meaning snake charmer instrument. Hero and Heroine saying I am snake you are charmer, I play to your tune. However in Telugu this has lost the charm.

7. Mamathe Neevule
Haricharan

This song goes with Christian background, as the lead is a fisherman who is Christian. The charm of this song is the chorus. I felt Haricharan could have done lot better. The chords progression is treat to listen. 

Pick(s) of the album: 1,2,3,4 - for 5,6,7 on repeated hearing. 

Rahman's tunes always are challenge for lyricists. The complicated tunes he gives is very difficult for lyricist to fit the words to the tune and make some meaning out of it. Mainly when they are done in one language, keeping the "Bhavam" for the scenes in another language is another big challenge. Since Vairamuttu's imaginations cannot be matched in Telugu, ( nativity issue ) carrying the word to word translation is a huge blunder. Since Rahman, Mani, and all involved in this movie don't know Telugu. Vanamali should have got the liberty and free hand to write the lyrics, but he himself being a non-resident of Andhra Pradesh and not much experienced in writing dubbing songs he messed up the lyrics big time. 

AM Ratnam started this trend of downfall of the lyrics for dubbing movies and the saga continues..Sorry for Maniratnam's team, for the great injustice they have done to the Telugu songs. Not sure why Maniratnam completely ignored to take care of Telugu songs. These songs are not for to be listened in Telugu. Songs completely lost their charm . The soul is lost and only the form is present. AR Rahman fans who can listen and understand Tamil, should easily ignore these Telugu songs and listen in Tamil. For the rest it depends on them whether they want to listen and like these songs or not. 

Rahman's Telugu fans will miss a good album to enjoy in their own language.

Coming to Music as such, Rahman songs most of time grow upon repeated hearing. He has reached a stage where he is global and his music reflects the same. Many global music patterns are seen in his music in this movie. This makes difficult to appeal entire range of audience. He showed some glimpses of early days Rahman and showed where he is today. Listeners will see this difference. He catered for both Rahman lovers ( who liked him in early stages and now ) thereby he proved why he is special to Maniratnam. Maniratnam got the help he wanted for sure. With the kind of story, this should be a visual treat hope Maniratnam doesn't disappoint. The lost touch between the two seems to be regained. 

Conclusion: In Telugu, just listen for Rahman, but if you want to Enjoy - listen in Tamil, as you wont be enjoying them if in Telugu, something or other will be bothering you.