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Critic S. Saraswathi of Rediff stated: "The beautifully composed songs by Rahman are well picturised, but act as speed breakers to the narrative." [19] Sreedhar Pillai, in his review for Firstpost wrote: "A. R. Rahman's background music is in sync with the theme of the film, though songs are barely hummable". [20]
In the review round-up for Best of Tamil Music in 2014, by Moviecrow, Cuckoo was listed in the second and sixth position, regarding to "Top 10 Albums" and "Top 10 Background Scores". [20] Milliblog listed the album as the second-best Tamil soundtrack of 2014, while "Manasula Soora Kaathey" was listed in the second position. [21]
Madras is the soundtrack album of the 2014 Tamil drama film of the same name written and directed by Pa. Ranjith and produced by Studio Green. Santhosh Narayanan composed the soundtrack album and background score for the film. The album consists of seven tracks with five songs and two themes.
All the songs in the film were written by Vishnu Edavan, Lokesh's assistant director, who also previously contributed for Master and Vikram. The English tracks in the film are penned by Heisenberg. The songs were recorded during June–September, and the background score in mid-September, with the re-recording for the film completed within 10 ...
Behindwoods called Roldan's music as "brilliant" that "elevates the film several notches higher" [17] IndiaGlitz wrote "Sean Roldan has produced great songs for the film and the composer treats us with an admirable background score as well. He offers silence wherever it is necessary underlining the narration."
Karthik Srinivasan of Milliblog wrote "Ghibran's music is never uninteresting, but it can be good enough, like this soundtrack". [18] A review from Sify stated "Ghibran's background score is a huge strength for the film, his songs have been only used as montages but his re-recording elevates the chasing sequence to a different level". [19]
A critic from Sify, considered the background score and the songs (particularly "Azhagiya Theeye"), as the "highlight" of the film. [16] In the film's 18th anniversary, Abhishek Bachchan replied to one of the ardent fans of the film, praising the film and added that its songs still feel fresh to listen even after several years. [17]
A critic of Moviecrow wrote "Music Director K's background score is impressive and actually enhances many scenes. That said the BGM in almost all Mysskin's movie barring Nandhalala are identical that you wonder whether it is the man himself who has done the background score! The 'Vaaya Moodi Summa Iru da' song is an aural and visual treat."