Kousalya joins with her mellifluous voice, while Hari Haran reminds one of his combination with Nag for 'Nuvvu Vasthavani'. It is not frequently that Hari Haran renders a romantic duet in Telugu and when he does, he entertains to the core. Anup does the fine balance between the traditional and trendy. Balaji does a fine job with his meaningful lyrics.
Dhanunjay makes an entry in the later stage of the two 'pallavis' and when he does, he sounds like an Anup Rubens singer par excellence. Shreya Ghoshal delivers the most part of this lyrically rich number and carries the theme through every bit of her voice. The song is in the mould of a traditional song of oaths between husband and wife. The song's initial lines having been heard over and over again may not catch one by surprise, but the rest of the song is sure to. Dhanunjay, Nag and Mohana Bhogaraju chip in with the right kind of folkish vocals for this number. Bhaskara Bhatla pens the lyrics in such a way as to neither make the double entendre appear in-your-face nor too non-straightforward. The album begins with a song that encapsulates the naughtiness of the title and the softness of the temperament. Dhanunjay, Mohana Bhogaraju, Shreya Ghoshal, Hari Haran, Kousalya, Malavika and others render different songs.Īrtists: Nagarjuna, Dhanunjay, Mohana Bhogaraju Starting with 'Dikka Dikka Dum Dum', this album throws up more than one melody, but in the end what makes an impact is the folkish feel of it all.īhaskara Bhatla, Balaji, KK and Ramajogayya Sastry are the lyricists.
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