A story told in one piece

Followers of Isaiyaraaja's background score know how well he can disguise the story of the film in his scores which usually happens during the titles. But giving a postlude to a concluded film? like a recap of what has happened with the main title track as the base? Thats what the king does in this instance. Although it is not a new attempt for him, one would just want to hear the piano tones that he has given in the ending credits.

"The Start"

This is where the PAA theme plays in its original fashion to remind the user of the ensuing moods that are going to be played in sequence. Like a preview of the review that is going to unfold.

"Before Auro"

If you listen closely to the wonderful melody probably played on piano that succeeds the PAA theme, this theme relays the estranged love between Vidya and Abishek of which the film eventually focusses on in the climax. The moods of a inconclusive love can be felt through the gradual changes in tempo of the whole melody.

"Auro"

When the more playful variation of PAA theme comes in, you can imagine the wittiness and sense of humour that Auro exemplifies. The second half of this track is where the instances of where Auro has with abishek are illustrated brilliantly.

"Ending"

This is probably the best example of highlighting the end of the story. The violins tell the tale of a son lost while the piano plays the painfully accepted reunion of both lovers. And both these themes come together in a climax to state the ending, bonds renewed yet one lost.

We have been hearing reviews of PAA film and how it story unfolds but this is Isaiyaraaja's way of reviewing a film, with all the emotions in the story encapsulated as a bonus to the listener. The best way to hear it dun't you agree? :D
Listen to the track to relive the magic of the film.

End Credits

Track is courtesy of hubber teja of Forumhub