The film's musical score is composed by Ghibran and featured six songs with lyrics written by Madhan Karky, Parvathy, P. Vetriselvan and Asmin.

Initially, Yuvan Shankar Raja was announced as the music composer, when the film was under production with Escape Artists Motion Pictures, before being dropped.

[1] When the project was revived with the actor and production house being changed, Ghibran was brought in to replace Yuvan as the composer.

[2] Jeeva Shankar told Ghibran that he wanted five melodious songs "that capture the spirit of young romance".

[2] Since the film was set in 1988–89, the director had wanted an 80s feel to the songs but Ghibran suggested a more contemporary sound, which, he felt, would appeal to modern-day audiences.

[7] A reviewer from Sify wrote, "Ghibran shoulders the movie by delivering his career best soundtrack and his re-recording is very refreshing too".

[8] Karthik Srinivasan of Milliblog wrote "The complex and enticing multi-layered sound of Ghibran is reminiscent of early Rahman.