8 Best Songs In Mollywood Since 2010

We all know that Malayalam songs are amazing. We’ve heard amazing songs in the past six years, and the credit goes to all the music directors out there who’ve been making brilliant music for us. Some of them have become all time favorites and given below is a list of all the songs that made our hearts melt and kept the music industry at its peak.

1. Appangal Embadum

Set up in a nightclub where Nithya Menon secretly enjoys the life of a rock star, this song has been one of the catchiest songs for people of all ages seem to love this peppy number. This is an integral part of the movie as this is where the couple meets each other again after their embarrassing engagement that got cancelled. Dulquer finds out about her secret and this brings them closer as they are seen becoming close after this song.

2. Anuragathin Velayil

This song has so many elements that make it one among the most played songs on one’s playlist. This song starts with one of the most famous dialogues from the movie that makes it extra special. Also Vineeth Sreenivasans mellifluous voice enchants us to another world, not to mention Nivin Pauly Nivin Pauly is predominantly a Malayalam actor. Bo >> Read More... and Isha Talwar’s on screen chemistry that makes it enjoyable.

3. Maangalyam

The movie was a brilliant one, but what made it famous all over India is this song. Maangalyam is one of the peppiest songs in Malayalam that exuded the actual feeing of a wedding. The lyrics were beautifully penned suiting the occasion followed by the amazing choreography. Nazriya stole the show with her acting as she best fit the role of a pretty girl, who was elated by the idea of marriage.

4. Kizhakku Pookkum

This is one of Shreya Ghoshals best songs in Malayalam. Featuring in the movie Anwar, this song reinvented the entire concept of the ‘Maapla Paatu’. This rendition was accentuated by Mamta Mohandas’s brilliant acting and the bride’s friend. Set in a very classy way, this is still one of the songs that help us reminisces about Mamta and Pritviraj’s on stage chemistry.

5. Nenjodu Cherthu

Even though this wasn’t a song featuring in any movie, this song took the entire industry by awe as it was not just the audio that made it special, with this music video; the three best finds in Mollywood were born. Nivin Pauly and Nazriya Nazim This bubbly girl with expressive eyes was an ancho >> Read More... played the lead roles and this was directed by Alphonse Putharen for the album Yuvhh. Sung by Aalap Raju Aalap Raju is an eminent playback singer and a mel >> Read More... , this song was an instant hit taking the internet by storm.

6. Pistah

This song scored a huge number of fans even before the movie released. Penned by Jagathi Sreekumar in the year 1983 for another Malayalam film Kinnaram, and composed by Rajesh Murugesan The youth of today is certainly making a differenc >> Read More... , this song went viral as soon as it was released. It was a tribute to Jagathi Sreekumar who met with an accident a year before the song was released. Alphonse recollects the incident of how this song came about. It was just by chance that whenever the team assembled together for meetups, Sabareesh Varma would sing this song. Alphonse who liked the song asked Rajesh to work on the music and the song Pistah was born.

7. Malare

Don’t we all love Malar and George? This song went viral after the release of the movie. Sung by Vijay Yesudas Vijay Yesudas (Born: 23rd March, 1979) is an India >> Read More... , this song did prove to be a tearjerker, especially the unplugged version where George goes to Malar’s wedding. The original version too had us all hum the song for a long time thereafter. Malar being the one that stole the show, this song is a tribute to her for being the most awesome guest lecturer.

8. Scene Contra

Malare may have stolen the show, but scene contra went viral even before the movie released. Sabareesh Varma won the award for the Best Comical Song for 'Scene Contra' from ' Premam Click to look into! >> Read More... '. Similar to Pistah, this song extracted the essence of the youth in Kerala. It perfectly described the way things worked in a very comical way that made it very catchy.