The song also features two robotic lions, the creation of which is a professional secret according to Sabu Cyril. In an interview, Ratnavelu said, "This film has been a big challenge right from the start till the patchwork. But the most challenging part for me was shooting the climax song, Arima Arima, which will be the USP of the film. The song was shot in a set in Hyderabad in 2008. I had to perceive in 2008 what would be in vogue now.
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Madhuram, Nagercoil K. Mahadevan, Pulimoottai Ramaswami, T. S. Jaya, Menaka, Kaka Radhakrishnan, C.
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The Salman-Himesh combination has been a hit in the past. Will it click this time? Opening track 'Prem leela' has singers Aman Trikha and Vineet Singh giving a Ramleela number in time for Dussehra. The music is pleasantly reminiscent of jubilant songs from the 1990s. The lyrics do a great job of narrating the Ram, Sita and Raavan story. Title track 'Prem ratan dhan payo' has just the right amount of sweetness in the form of singer Palak Muchhal.
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'Toote Taare,' which comes from the band Raeth, is lyrically strong. The words have a sad undertone to them but the band repeats its stock tunes and fails to conjure up anything novel. 'Mera Kissa' by Vivek, too suffers from the same problem and its electro-rock arrangement doesn't click. The final song 'Aan Bam' is folksy and Ustaad Anwar Khan Manganiyar's earthy voice gives it an edge.
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The song is adapted from Hardy Sandhu's 'Soch'. There is a solo version of this duet with Arijit's vocals that is equally enchanting. The tempo switches from romantic to fun with 'Dil Cheez Tujhe Dedi'. Some Arabic flourishes and electronic beats kick off this Ankit Tiwari composition.
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