MCA Audio Review- Telugu (2017)

Movie: MCA (Middle Class Abbayi) 2017

Director: Venu Sree Ram

Producer: 'Dil' Raju

Cast: 'Natural Star' Nani & Sai Pallavi

Music: 'Rockstar' Devi Sri Prasad

Music Label: Aditya Music

MCA (Middle Class Abbayi) (English: MCA - Middle Class Boy) is an upcoming 2017 Telugu film. It is directed by Venu Sree Raam and will be produced by Dil Raju under his banner Sri Venkateswara Creations.It features Nani and Sai Pallavi in the lead roles. The music is composed by Devi Sri Prasad. The film is set to release on 21 December 2017.

Coming to the film when all lucky stones are here, the expectations are set no less, Nani/Sai Pallavi/Dil Raju, all are lucky hands, I guess there are very few failures nor no failures from them. So all are expecting a huge blockbuster from them through this film, the film is slated to relaese on DEC 21, so lets wait n watch.

Here comes DSP, with his music & setting the expectations to sky.

01. MCA Title Song

Singers: Nakash Aziz & Chorus

Lyrics: Chandrabose

Rating: 5/5

The title song with DSP's template tune hits anyone instantly & makes you loop on it again & again. It starts with heavy electric guitars banging at high octaves & sounds of claps are heard as a background & then joins DSP's very own mass beats rocking the stage & Nakash swinging at full speed. Any one nods their head & taps their feet listening to this energetic number. Chandrabose gives perfect scenario explanation to sync with the title, as per the title Chandrabose tries to induce all those phrases which find their existence in almost every middle class family. So he has done complete justice to his work. Coming to DSP he has given a rocking tune to set the stage with fire. Nakash has done a wonderful job, he sang with utmost perfection. As I already told in previous review, that we need'nt expect any thing new in any tune, b'coz all of them sound same now'a'days, we must just care about the rate of perfection & clarity of genre, that's it, b'coz if we expect more we are going to get disappointed for sure, so better dont expect anything. If its perfect I'll award 5/5 thats it, n if I bother about its freshness etc I cant even give more than 3 for any song now'a'days. And I really dont know whats the fascination over getting Nakash Aziz into every album? though he has been at his best in this song, I wonder whether our singers cant do better than them? or else are they so perfect? my straight question to DSP. But there is no offence with Nakash or any other foreign singers.Keeping everything apart ,I really loved this stuff.

02. Kothaga Kothaga

Singers: Sagar & Piya Himesh

Lyrics: Sri Mani

Rating: 3.5/5

Second one is a romantic-peppy number. Starting with the lyric, I did'nt find anything new in this lyric from Sri Mani, he has put all those romantic old phrases together, thats it. So there is nothing 'Kothaga' in this 'Kothaga Kothaga' song. Music by DSP is youthful + melodious. But some where the song drops out energy & tune is not that interesting, it is composed as if for conversation b/w the lead roles, but not that effective, may work on repeated hearings, but DSP has really brought something new, which is a sure mention. Sagar's voice is made too soothing with auto tuner, so it did'nt sound like Sagar at all, DSP would have let him sing with his own voice only, he sounds good in his original, but this voice is powerless & frail & almost faded away with the peppy rhythm . We heard him singing mellifluous songs like 'yevaro Ravali' , 'Nee Jathaga' & 'Nee Kallaloki' etc, so he sounds good in that, but this song did'nt suit to him. Piya Himesh to was too dull, powerless, frail. The violin interlude is same like that in 'Arere Yekkada' in Nenu Local. But somehow a very routine stuff all together.

03. Emaindo Teliyadu Naku

Singers: Karthik & Deepika V

Lyricist: Sri Mani

Rating: 4.5/5

Third one is a mellifluous duet. We find DSP offering his best in the album through this song. The flute & veena rock the song & is very effectively mastered in the song. Its so good to hear to this instrumentation. Lyrics by Mani made me go bonkers about it, loved every part of the song. Thank u Mani & DSP for this masterpiece, the Veena in second interlude is too pleasing. The flute is simply amazing.

At last Karthik , is a sure winner at vocals. As usual he made us stand on 7th heaven with his mellifluous vocals, its nothing new for him or for us even. The way he took those simpler gamakas into complicated ones proved his prowess. I wonder nowadays, whether its DSP's suggestion to make those simpler Gamakas into complicated ones or whether singers are really loving his tunes & are improvising them like that. It was Naresh Iyer in 'Arere Yekkada' song in Nenu Local who simply owned the song & sang it with utmost beauty, next it was Chitra recently in 'Gudilo Badilo' song in DJ, who has been a singing violin in the song & showcased her prowess with those classical sustains etc & now its Karthik who rocked the song in the same manner. At last Deepika, the female lead is as usual frail & dull. Shreya Ghoshal would be a better choice for the song. But however loved it.

04. Family Party

Singers: Jaspreet Jazz

Lyrics: Sri Mani

Rating: 3/5

One more routine song from DSP. It is more like 'Dhintaku Dintaku' song from Gentleman & Jaspreet was completely a wrong choice. Inspite of beautiful instrumentation, the song lies on a boring side. May be enjoyed on the screen. I have nothing to speak about this routine stuff. Sri Mani is again back with his creepy lyrics, over all & again a routine song from all sides, either from music or lyrics or as per situation.

05. Yevandoi Nani Garu

Singers: Divya Kumar & Shravana Bhargavi

Lyrics: Balaji

Rating: 4/5

One more peppy routine song, but this is quite tolerable & ear pleasing. Loved those crazy lyrics & beautiful singing. I have nothing more to speak about this song. That beautiful Shehanayi sounded good. Whenever 'Yevandoi Nani Garu' phrase came it rocked the stage. Overall a well made song. That laugh by shravana at last is completely artificial, she literally struggled to laugh, if u wanna see how well our female singers can laugh in past good olden songs, go with amazing Janaki amma's 'Eureka' song in Abhilasha & Chitra's 'Aha Allari' song in Khadgam & 'chepamma' song in Murari.

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