Producer: Udayanidhi Stalin
Director: Dharani
Cast: Vijay, Trisha, Manivannan, Ashish Vidyarthi, Suman
Music: Vidyasagar
Singers: Sangeeth Althipur, Burn, Sunidhi Chauhan, Yogi B, Anuradha Sriram, Kay Kay, Rajalakshmi S, Vidyasagar, Udit Narayan, Praveen Mani, Renina, Suvi
 
Dharani, Vijay and Vidyasagar have a dream combination among themselves and struck gold with 'Gilli', which had great catchy and foot-tapping tunes. 'Gilli' went on to become a super duper hit.

The trio once again join hands for ‘Kuruvi’. Expectation regarding the flick is very high and the trio does justice and the music promises to set new benchmarks and become another super duper from the trio.
 
The album comprises of six tracks including a theme. Vidyasagar has yet again produced magic with his catchy and foot-tapping numbers with lots of energy pumped into it. Yogi, Dr Burn, Anuradha Sreeram, Sangeeth Haldipur and Vidyasagar himself have been behind the mike and delivered the goods.

Udhayanidhi Stalin is the producer. ‘Kuruvi’ is an energy filled album with foot-tapping, catchy, fast paced, yet engrossing numbers.

Sunidhi Chauhan, Yogi and Dr Burn lend their voice for 'Happy New Year'. The music is composed by Vidyasagar. It's a catchy track with rappers Yogi and Dr Burn getting behind the mike with Sunidhi Chauhan. It is penned by Na Muthukumar. It has a catchy rhythm and takes hold of one pretty soon. The rap interludes are catchy to mention the least.

'Dandana Dara' is done Sangeeth Haldipur. It's got all the energy. This ones for the front-benchers and Sangeeth does justice to the track. With Vijay making the moves, it sure gonna turn things on. Lyrics are by Kabilan.

'Thaen Thaen' is yet another number which slowly makes way to your heart. Udit Narayan and Shreya excels with this track with the subtle brilliance they are known of and Udit's technicality and Shreya's sweetness is for all to admire. This one glues to the heart straight. It is a free flowing number and it is as smooth as it can get. Guitar interludes are good and Yugabharathy's lyrics are really worth a mention.

Vidyasagar himself and Rajalakshmi are behind he microphones for 'Paalaanadhu Paalaanadhu'. The track delivers a fusion experience and has got the right mix of Eastern and Western instruments. It is going to be instant hit for the dance floors. Punjabi Bhangra music is well knitted in by the extremely talented Vidyasagar with a lot of finesse. Pa Vijay is the lyricist.

KK  and Anuradha Sreeram render their voice for the track 'Mozha Mozhanu'. Customary of all Vijay films a track which he makes his own, here's one more to the list. A peppy track with fast paced beats and tunes, the energy behind the track can felt as soon as the track starts. Percussion is great and instrument usage is excellent, smooth yet raw providing the energy. The album is quite a delight and the expectations are fulfilled.