The soundtrack for the Malayalam movie (2014) is essentially a Malayalam-dubbed version of the songs from the Telugu blockbuster Yevadu (2014). The music, composed originally by Devi Sri Prasad (DSP), retains the high-energy, commercial "mass" appeal characteristic of big-budget South Indian action films. Musical Direction and Atmosphere
Before diving into the tracks, one must credit the genius who composed these melodies: . Known as the "Sangeeta Sagaram" (Ocean of Music), Devarajan Master was a towering figure in Malayalam film music. By 1982, he had already given countless hits. For Bhaiyya My Brother , he collaborated with the lyricist Sreekumaran Thampi , a poet known for his ability to weave profound emotion into simple, rhythmic words.
: A soulful track that adds emotional depth to the movie.
: Often regarded as the film’s anthem, this high-octane track features Ram Charan’s signature dance moves. The Malayalam version, sung by Suchith Suresan, retains the original's infectious energy.