It’s Raining Love is perfectly in Vivek-Mervin zone – uptempo and very catchy, almost like an early-Harris Jayaraj melody.
Uruttu, It’s Raining Love & Aasai Reprise – Enna Solla Pogirai (Vivek-Mervin) – Tamil: Uruttu is good fun, using famous/familiar phrases (like Sweet Edu Kondaadu) and a catchy Middle eastern vibe. And then that Tamil phrase in between (Vaasam Veesuthadi), besides the thavil-based rhythm! Arijit Singh and Shashaa Tirupati are superb here! Little Little has an easy-going tune to suit Dhanush’s singing range and the lyrics too support it with simple, rhyming words like Dear, Near, Fear, Cheer 🙂 The backgrounds are a lovely hat-doff to Indira’s Odakkaara Maarimuthu! Rait Zara Si, though, is the soundtrack’s best! This is the kind of melody where the mukhda and antara extend vibrantly and merge into pure music. The song is a superb showcase of Shreya and Haricharan’s singing, and Rahman juxtaposes their voices so beautifully. Tere Rang is an absolute beauty that screams Rahman’s style in every single way! This is the kind of song that would be sung by choice in singing competition shows on TV! Even within the semi-classical melody of the tune, the interludes offer a grand orchestral flourish. Shreya Ghoshal is, as always, phenomenally good. The ‘Dale dora re, Baaga gora gora re’ hook stays, along with the very-Bihari expression, ‘Sala garda uda diye’, uttered by none other than the film’s writer and co-producer, Himanshu Sharma! Chaka Chak took me back to Rahman’s late-90s output given how ebullient and lively the whole package was. Garda, Chaka Chak, Tere Rang & Little Little, Rait Zara Si – Atrangi Re (A R Rahman) – Hindi: Garda, with its celebratory sound, is a wonderfully joyous song.
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