Producer: Kalpathi S. Aghoram
Director: Susi Ganesan
Cast: Jeevan, Sonia Agrawal, Malavika, Vivek
Music: Bharathwaj
Singers: Kanmani, Kay Kay, Amal Raj, Reshmi, Sadhana Sargam, Swetha, Raja Gopal,Sudesh Bhonsle, Mukesh, Donal Arjuna, Karthik,  Bharadwaj

Director Susi Ganesan is coming back to films with ‘Thiruttu Payalae’ after a long gap. His films are known for soothing music, and so, the expectations are naturally high this time too. He seems to have got the right man in Bharadwaj, who is synonymous with melodious and romantic numbers. This album has a mixer of fast, melodious and mass songs.

"Avala Partha" is a fast number inspired by Punjabi folk. Karthik’s voice is a beauty with good support from Bharadwaj. Donald’s rap also adds to the beauty of the song. This number is catchy and heavy with right fusion of bhangra and western music.

Sadhana Sargam, Reshmi and Amal sing the song "Uyir Vazhkira". It is a typical Bharadwaj number with good blend of tabla and thavil. The mystic effect provided by the use of percussion instruments adds to the beauty of this song in spite of the slow start. The use of 'alapana' bit in the middle is impressive.

The song "Poi Sollaporen" seems to be inspired by the 'samba' style of music. Kay Kay and Kanmani have sung it beautifully. Bharadwaj must be looking forward to the lyrics to do the talking, as he has not tried anything new with soft music following the song. The catchy lyrics will surely stick to the minds of the youngsters.

"Thiruttu Payalae" is the digital remix of yesteryear popular song "Chinna Payalae" from the film ‘Mannadhi Mannan’ but it has different lyrics to suit the momentum of the film. Mukesh’s voice along with the peppy beats the number pleasant. Bharadwaj has succeeded in making this old song into a sweet one.

"Thippamma Thippamma" is a mass number with heavy orchestration. Bharadwaj has lent his voice for this energetic number besides composing the tunes. Sudesh and Raja Gopal have provided good support by pouring out their voice. This number is certainly the catchiest song of the album.

In a nutshell, Bharadwaj deserves praises for making yet another good album.