IndiaGlitz wrote ' Maaveeran songs, on the whole, is a mix of peppy, soft, contemporary and stylish numbers. stated that Keeravani's music added value to the film and praised the placement of those songs. On the other hand, the Tamil version received positive response.

rated it as one of the top 5 soundtracks of Telugu cinema in 2009. ĭespite mixed reviews, the album turned out to be a successful one and the songs 'Panchadara Bomma' and 'Dheera Dheera' turned out to be chartbusters. This is a mix of melody, mass and romantic numbers so all genres of audience will find their songs here.' In contrast, Sify opined that Keeravani missed the magic this time while Karthik S of Milliblog panned the album completely and called Bangaru Kodipetta's remix terribly disappointing. But then, the key factor here is the presentation of these songs and if they are grand and captivating the audio graphs might go up. Keeravani and Kalyani Malik's background score is also in tune and does not overshadow the image.' IndiaGlitz wrote 'Overall, the songs have not been upto the hype that was created and despite the presence of big names like Keeravani, Daler Mehndi, it has come across as a regular album. Keeravani does rock, with foot-tapping numbers and the background score by Keeravani and Kalyani Malik is in sync with the mood of the scene.' wrote 'Keeravani's music sounds good on screen. Keeravani's work received mixed reviews from critics. Two songs and the trailer of the film were screened for the special invitees and the media. Rathnam, Dharani, Suhasini Maniratnam and Udhayanidhi Stalin apart from the film's cast and crew. Kamal Haasan handed over the first copy to Mani Ratnam and the invitees included directors K.

The Tamil version was launched on 25 April 2011 at a star hotel in Chennai and Sify called it the biggest audio launch for a dubbed film till date. Aditya Music distributed the audio into the market. Trailers of the film were also screened prior to the audio release. Pawan Kalyan launched the audio CD and gave it to Srihari, Allu Arjun and Srikanth. Chiranjeevi released the audio cassette and presented the first one to Aswini Dutt, K. The Telugu version was launched at Shilpakala Vedika in Hyderabad on 28 June 2009. Track listing Īll lyrics are written by Sudhamsu. Jeyadev, Manicka Vinayagam and Janaki Iyer sung those songs. Jayaram penned three songs each out of the remaining six. įor the Tamil version 'Maaveeran', three additional tracks 'Vandhaney', 'Veera' and 'Unai Serndhidavey' were added all sung by Janaki Iyer and written by A. Chandrabose later revealed that the lyrics of the song 'Panchadara Bomma' were tweaked as Rajamouli was unhappy with the previous version and asked him to improvise them. Rest of the singers who performed for the songs in the soundtrack were Ranjith, Deepu, Jassie Gift, Rita, Geetha Madhuri and Shivani.

Apart from the remix of 'Bangaru Kodipetta', the rest five were penned by Chandrabose and Keeravani himself. That song gave her break in Telugu cinema as a playback singer. Teesha Nigam, sister of singer Sonu Nigam, sang the duet 'Dheera Dheera' along with Keeravani and her name was credited then as Nikitha Nigam. Īnuj Gurwara sang the song 'Panchadara Bomma' in the soundtrack which marked his official debut as a singer in Telugu cinema. Daler Mehndi sang for the song Jorsey in this film's soundtrack. In early April 2008, Keeravani completed composing a romantic song which was shot on Ram Charan and Kajal Aggarwal at Dholavira. Keeravani's hit song 'Bangaru Kodipetta' from the film Gharana Mogudu, starring Ram Charan's father Chiranjeevi, was remixed for this film and the lyrics by Bhuvanachandra were retained unchanged for the remix version too. Keeravani was selected to compose the film's soundtrack and background score while Kalyani Malik helped him in the latter.

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