Satya in Love - Music

Music

The official soundtrack contains eight songs with one theme song. Released on 14 February 2008, Satya In Love's soundtrack was composed by Gurukiran while lyrics were penned by four different lyricists: Hrudaya Shiva, Kaviraj, V. Manohar and Malavalli Saikrishna. The audio released on Valentine's Day at a Bangalore Hotel in a grand fashion.

Satya In Love
Studio album by Gurukiran
Released 14 February 2008 (music launch)
14 February 2008 (CD release)
Genre Feature film soundtrack
Length 41:50
Label Skanda Audio
Producer T.N.Ramesh
Gurukiran chronology
Bindaas
(2008)
Satya In Love
(2008)
Raa
(2008)
Song Singer(s) Duration Lyrics
Satya Is In Love (Sereyadanu) Kumar Sanu 04:52 Hrudaya Shiva
Nodavalu Lovely Gurukiran 04:48 V. Manohar
Banda Kole Basava Shankar Mahadevan 04:25 Malavalli Saikrishna
Taane Tantaane Karthik 05:30 Kaviraj
Rama Srirama K. S. Chithra 05:16 Kaviraj
Romanchana Rajesh Krishnan, Sisili 04:48 Kaviraj
Golla Golla Udit Narayan 04:40 Kaviraj
Rama Srirama (Telugu) K. S. Chithra 05:17 Kaviraj
Theme Bit instrumental 02:14

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