 Released under the Saregama label, the film's soundtrack and score were composed by M. S. Viswanathan, while the lyrics were written by Vaali. Kalyan Subrahmanyam, an anaesthetist and alumnus of Madras Medical College and Stanley Medical College, made his musical debut with this film, singing as part of the chorus.K. Sampath, a sound engineer who joined AVM Productions in in the mid-1950s, created the "chick mungu" (also spelt "chik mang") sound effect for the title track. "Pudhiya Vaanam" originally had the lyrics "Udaya sooriyanin paarvaiyile", but on Meiyappan's request, Vaali changed the first word in the line to "Puthiya". The sound effect of the horses' footfall in "Rajavin Paarvai" was created by Meesai Murugesan.
