Eega is the soundtrack album to the 2012 Indian fantasy film of the same name. Its Tamil version is titled Naan Ee. Composed by M. M. Keeravani, the film's soundtrack in both Telugu and Tamil versions features five songs, out of which one is a remixed version of the title song. The soundtrack, released in Telugu and Tamil on 4 April and 2 May 2012, was a critical and commercial success. Development The soundtracks of Eega and Naan Ee, composed by M. M. Keeravani, feature five songs each. One of the five is a remixed version of the film's title song. Madhan Karky penned the lyrics for all the songs in Naan Ee. Ramajogayya Sastry, Anantha Sreeram, Chaitanya Prasad and Keeravani penned the lyrics for one song each in Eega. A song "Sapnon Ki Ek" was included in the soundtrack of Makkhi. It was performed by Kaala Bhairava and its lyrics were penned by Anuj Gurwara, who provided vocals for the song "Lava Lava" in Eega. Gurwara provided vocals for the song "Thoda Hans Ke" in Makkhi, whose lyrics were penned by himself. As the film's theme (revenge) and the protagonist (housefly) were universal concepts, Keeravani ensured that the tunes do not have "distinct ethnic or regional flavour" and "appealed across the broad", which was his "only challenge". He "tried to play" with the buzzing sound generated by flies in the background score and used it according to the emotional nature of the scene exaggerating it at times and toning it down. Rajamouli approached Karky after the release of Enthiran (2010) and explained the importance of each song in the film's narrative. Apart from giving the detailed profiles of the characters, Rajamouli also enacted few sequences which helped Karky in writing the lyrics. For the song "Veesum Velichathiley" ("Nene Nanine" in Telugu) performed by Karthik in Tamil and Deepu in Telugu, Karky mentioned the use of pencils and magnifying glasses in the lyrics, as the female lead is a miniature artist. According to Rajamouli, they "really brought out the lovelorn nature of the character". Karky described "Konjam Konjam" ("Konchem Konchem" in Telugu) as a "personal song featuring the hero" which inspires the female lead to design a sculpture. While "Lava Lava" is a song from the antagonist's point of view, "Eeda Eeda" ("Eega Eega" in Telugu) describes the fly's desire to seek revenge. Track listing Telugu Tamil Malayalam Hindi Release