Of course, the movie is supposed to be interesting and so is the music in case of Jo Dooba So Paar, It’s Love in Bihar, if you have seen the promo even once. Here is a review of the album, composed by Manish J Tipu. The album starts with Tochi Raina and Pia Sukanya’s Shiv [...]
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The album begins with Nikhil D’Souza’s Lamha Lamha, and though the song doesn’t seem to be one for a long life, Nikhil’s voice is nice and the music and lyrics are average, making the song an okay one. Second song in a row begins in such a way that you are bound to think if [...]
Continue reading about Ye Stupid Pyaar: Music Review (Vipin Patwa)
I don’t know how you’re liking the video of Haan yahi pyaar hai showing Kangana Ranaut and Chirag Paswan, the song is easy on ears and Shaan seems to be doing good in some song after some time. Shreya is good as ever, or probably a little better, and that does add to the song. [...]
Continue reading about Miley na Miley Hum: Music Review (Sajid-Wajid)
The album starts with Oh-I-think-I-have-seen-this-on-tv Someone somebody. Well, I mean to say that most of you would have seen it on the TV but probably just don’t remember. Well, again, it seems what you saw on the TV was the remix version and the original version seems to be nice, decent. Sunidhi seems doing well [...]
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Kshitij Tarey has been the front runner singer in almost all the albums of Mithoon, a composer who has been loved by many of us. But I was surprised to see an unknown composer Gaurav Dagaonkar’s name on the album, and Mithoon wasn’t there even as a guest composer. Probably Kshitij wanted something different from [...]
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When I heard the first song of Jaana Pehchana (sequel to 1978 movie Ankhiyon ke jharokhon se), Hairatzada hoon main, I was wondering whether I’d be able to unbiasedly review the song as it was sung by Sachin, someone I have loved, for not only his acting and direction, but also his knowledge of music [...]
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Rockstar starts with Mohit Chauhan singing Phir se ud chala. The song, that starts with a relatively light mood and gets a breezy effect from Mohit, like the words of the song, gets remixy by the end, actually a nice experiment that will catch on slowly. One very interesting part of the song, though, was [...]
Continue reading about Rockstar (2011) Music Review (A R Rahman)
Well, like everyone else, I am mad about getting the songs of A R Rahman’s Rockstar. But seems there is no way, at least no easy way of getting it. For one, I was looking for the album every day since 20th September, the day there was so called ‘music launch’ at Hazrat Nizamuddin’s dargah. [...]
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Dhinchak Zindagi didn’t sound so dhinchak to me even with its not bad melody, probably because of its arrangements, and Kunal sounds a bit too enthusiastic here, but then that probably goes with the song. Overall fine, but not too great. The next, do kabootar gets some reduction in noise levels, and even though it’s [...]
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Shivam Pathak and Shreya Ghoshal’s ‘Tu hi tu‘ is nice in music, its orchestration, and singing as well. The slow, restricted number with relatively light music is easy on ears, while Shivam Pathak’s so-heard voice seems really nice in the song. The next song, Ae meri jaaniya, happens to be a solo for Shivam, and [...]
I was wondering whether to write a review or leave it for tomorrow when the second song of the album, Shail Hada’s Main ek Bhanwra caught my attention. A composition of Amit Sial and penned by Sandeep Nath, the simple song reminds me of the songs of Kishore Kumar’s days, should I say the ’70s [...]
Continue reading about Saheb Biwi aur Gangster: Music Review (Various)
If you too feel that Salim’s Afreen is kinda repetitive and sounds a little like Fashion’s Marjaava, go listen to Rahat’s unplugged version of the song. Salim-Sulaiman once again do quality stuff with Rahat. My only say after the version is that the original version could have been given to Rahat as well. The next [...]
Continue reading about Azaan/ Aazaan: Music Review (Salim-Sulaiman)
The title song is not really a great one, and just passes the regular Neeraj Shridhar number mark. While the next, Tik tuk tik tuk is an interesting one, not just because of additive music and lyrics but also Daler Mehndi. The next, Neeraj Shridhar and Sunidhi’s Pardaa Nasheen, again is not too impressive, even [...]
Continue reading about Rascals: Music Review (Vishal-Shekhar)
To start with, Vishal-Shekhar have tried to created an album as international as possible. Out of the fifteen tracks, there are a number of themes, and some four of the songs have good amount of English. The album starts with Chhammak Chhallo, about which I don’t think I need to write much as the song [...]
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