 S. Saraswathi of Rediff described "Nilaave Vaa" as a "timeless classic that you never tire of". Sruthi Radhakrishnan of The Hindu described "Mandram Vandha" as a "song that drives fans crazy", and that "Chinna Chinna Vanna Kuyil" had "showcased Janaki ’ s vocals with such astounding effect". On "Panivizhum Iravu", she said, "It ’ s one of those only-80s songs that served as a stand-in for sexual tension, where you ’ d have two people looking intensely at each other. And it ’ s a brilliant composition too. The percussion gets you hooked and the chorus is almost eerie." Writing for Firstpost, Apoorva Sripathi said, "The film traces a couple's marital discord — the heroine is torn between the man she loved and the man she finally marries — and the soundtrack beautifully mimics it." She described "Mandram Vandha" as a "masterpiece, sung soulfully by SP Balasubramaniam."
