Released in 2003, the soundtrack for the Malayalam family drama Ente Veedu Appuvinteyum
Considered the crown jewel of the album, Vaavavo Vaave is a sweet, soaring lullaby that celebrates the arrival of a newborn into the family. Sung by the veteran duo P. Jayachandran and Sujatha Mohan, the track blends a warm acoustic arrangement with gentle orchestral violin layers—a signature trait of composer Ouseppachan. Gireesh Puthenchery’s lyrics evoke the pure bliss of parental and fraternal affection before a sudden tragedy upends the family structure.
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The film's impact was such that it was remade in Tamil as , further spreading its story and musical legacy to a wider audience.
Get your regional melody fix over at Ente Veedu Appoontem Soundtrack on Gaana . Released in 2003, the soundtrack for the Malayalam
: This track is featured in two versions—a male version by K.J. Yesudas and another by Thankam . The song captures a sense of distant hope and innocence, aligning with the "sensitive portrayal of a child's mind" for which the film is celebrated.
This is arguably the most famous track from the album. M. G. Sreekumar’s haunting vocals perfectly capture the pain of a broken family and a child's isolated world. The minimal orchestration allows the raw emotion of the lyrics to take center stage. "Ente Khalbile" (Female Version) Singer: Sujatha Mohan Mood: Tender, maternal, sorrowful. Gireesh Puthenchery’s lyrics evoke the pure bliss of
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