The song starts slowly with the female singer’s voice but really takes off when the male singer gets into the mix. Both Gowtham Bharadwaj and Yamini Ghantasala have done a fabulous job with their singing. The inspiration from ‘Genda Phool’ from Delhi 6 also seems way too obvious, though.
However, one big difference between ‘Gira Gira’ and the other two songs is that it is visually dependent. The picturization would take it a level higher if it’s done right and generates sensational chemistry. The music by Justin Prabhakaran in likeable but it doesn’t have the instant hit vibe to it.
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