Oy Oy...

NooTa debbhai aaru [176] Beach House-lo prema devata

Yellow Chudidaar White Chunni-to doche naa yeda

Oy Oy anTu casual-ga pilichero

Oy Oy twenty [20] saarlu kallo kalisero

Oy Oy empty gunde ninda nilichero

O Oo Oo Oo... Love at first sight

Naalo kalige Love at first sight

Nannu kadipe Love at first sight

Naake dorike Love at first sight

Nannu korike

Stanza 1:

Rupamlona beautiful

Chetallona dutiful

MaaTallona fundamental

AnniTlona capable

Andarlona careful

Anteleni sentimental

Cinema-lo meriseTi taara(?)

City-lona dorakaduraa

Nijangaane tagilenu taara

Vizaagu nagarapu chivarana

Chal chal(?) jarige Love at first sight

Chill kalige Love at first sight

Pal-pal Perige Love at first sight

Paikedige

Stanza 2:

DabbanTene allergy

BhaktanTene energy

Nammutundi numerology

inTi mundu nursery

AnTaneedu allari

Oppukodu humorology

UnDaalsindi tanu border-lo

Cheraalsindi military-lo

Edo undi something tanalo

Laagindi manasunu chitikelo

Sam-Sambarame Love at first sight

Wah Varame Love at first sight

Okko Kshaname Love at first sight

Oo Yugame.

Credits:

Movie: Oy (aka Oye)

Language: Telugu

Singer: Siddharth, Priya (?)

Lyrics: Chandrabose

Music Director: Yuvan Shankar Raja

Cast: Siddharth, Shamilee

Director: Anand Ranga

Producer: DVV Danayya

More about Artists:

Chandrabose :: Yuvan Shankar Raja :: Siddharth

Trivia:

• Chandrabose did his B.Tech from JNTU Hyderabad.
• Referring to the notorious speculations surrounding Sidharth's age, Chandrabose teasingly described Siddhdarth as "muduru madanuDu" in a song :) ("Abbacha" in "Koncham isTam Koncham KasTam"). "idigo... idigo... itaDe... itaDe... mana paDuchu edala-kedurupaDina muduru madanuDu"! [Full lyrics of Abbacha]
• Music director Chakri was the first to have Siddharth sing a song ("Edalo eppudo" in "Chukkallo Chandrudu").

Reviews:

"With a mellow start and a dominant percussion throughout, this title track is catchy though at times it feels that the vocals are subdued by the music. Siddharth’s zesty rendition tries to mask Chandrabose’s middling lyrics but you still can’t overlook the deliberate usage of certain words for a trifling attempt at rhyming, like the way Chandrabose uses twenty to rhyme with empty and korike (bit) to go with dorike (got)." [Idlebrain.com]

"You will find yourself tapping your feet at this easy, breezy number and may we say it? Typical Yuvan Shankar beats. Pick of the album. It's fun, super-catchy and tells a story by itself. The song of this season..." [Cinegoer.com]