1. GUDUMBA SANKAR: After 'Kushi', this is another musical hit from the Pavan Kalyan-Mani Sharma combination. 'Chilakamma' number tops the album. There are also a few fast-paced tunes to enthrall the youth and it remains to be see  how director Viransankar has canned those numbers..

2. ARJUN:  It is again Mani Sharma who is ruling the roost with his compositions. Folk-based 'Ra Ra Ra' and the interesting blend of music in 'Jumjumare' leave the rest of the songs behind. The 'Okkadu' team of Mahesh, Gunasaker and Manisharma has recreated the magic. The audio sales are expected to increase once the film settles down as a big hit.

3. SYE:  After smashing hit 'Simhadri;, Keeravani teams up with his kin Rajamouli to come up with a youth-centric album. 'Anandam' is racy and looks to be a winner. With this fast-paced album, Keeravani probably intends to sign up for a few youthful, love-based films.

4. GHARSHANA: Harris Jayaraj captures the imagination of the youth with chart-busters 'Cheliya' and 'Ninne Ninne Chustu' to deliver a hat-trick of hits in Telugu after 'Chelli' and 'Vaasu'.  The imaginative picturization of Gautam, flashed on TV channels, has increased the audio sales. Venkatesh intends to give Jayaraj another chance, impressed with this style of music.

5. NAA AUTOGRAPH: Keeravani resists the temptation of dishing out routine scores and relies on melody yet again to come up a winner.  ;Manmadude Brahman' edges out other numbers in the album, while 'Duvina Thalane Duvatam' is catchy. Except for 'Gurthukos Thunayee', tunes are on a par with those of Tamil "Autograph".