The soundtrack is composed by Anirudh Ravichander, in his third collaboration with Murugadoss after Kaththi (2014) and Darbar (2020); eighth with Sivakarthikeyan.[1][a] The album featured nine tunes: three themes and six songs, with lyrics written by Super Subu, Vignesh Shivan, Adesh Krishna, Vishnu Edavan, Vivek and Kwame Fyah.[2] The songs were performed by Sai Abhyankkar,[3][4] Anirudh, Ravi G, Shilpa Rao and Fyah.[2]
Release
The film's music rights were acquired by Junglee Music.[2][5] The first single, "Salambala", was released on 31 July 2025.[6][7] The second video single "Vazhiyiraen" was released on 23 August 2025.[8]
The audio launch event was held on 24 August 2025 at Sai Leo Muthu Indoor Stadium at Sri Sai Ram Engineering College in Chennai, with the cast and crew in attendance.[9][10] However, the film's soundtrack was released on streaming platforms three days later, on the occasion of Ganesh Chaturthi.[2][11] The album was further released in Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam and Hindi languages.[12]
The album consists of 19 songs in the background score album which was released on 28 November 2025.
No.
Title
Length
1.
"Action Mode"
0:51
2.
"Chirag Theme"
0:44
3.
"Fight For Her"
0:54
4.
"Fighting Demons"
2:15
5.
"Gun Culture"
2:19
6.
"Hospital Fun"
0:42
7.
"Interval Fight"
1:38
8.
"Love Blossoms"
0:44
9.
"Orphan"
0:56
10.
"Pre-Interval Punch"
1:10
11.
"Premnath Theme"
0:41
12.
"Raghu and Malathy"
2:39
13.
"Raghu"
0:42
14.
"Raghu's Instinct"
1:03
15.
"Raghu's Rise"
1:02
16.
"She Completes Me"
1:04
17.
"She's Like My Mom"
1:04
18.
"Virat Theme"
0:44
19.
"Virat Returns"
2:27
Reception
Arjun Menon of The Indian Express wrote "Anirudh Ravichandaran is the saving grace, who single-handedly elevates the stakes and vibes in this one with his eclectic score."[13] Niranjan S of DT Next wrote "The film is further lifted with Anirudh’s now-trademark background score, which complements the narrative."[14] A reviewer based at Deccan Chronicle wrote "Anirudh Ravichander, expected to elevate the film with catchy tunes and a pulsating background score, surprisingly falls short."[15] M. Suganth of The Times of India wrote "Anirudh, who usually delivers in energetic fashion, surprisingly, contributes with just a functional score and not-so-catchy songs."[16] Balakrishna Ganeshan of The News Minute wrote "Anirudh, often a saving grace in weaker projects, fails to elevate this one. The songs feel misplaced and disrupt the flow, while the background score lacks punch."[17]
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