Harshit on February 11th, 2010

Raju Singh’s music means mostly catchy tunes, and Prem kaa game is no exception. This time he comes up with some big names like Sonu, Sunidhi, Shreya, Javed Ali and even Vishal Dadlani. The result is nothing great but he manages to make an average album. Here is a review.

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Harshit on December 15th, 2009

Composers have been singing their compositions from time immemorial. Be it a legendary SD Burman singing wahan kaun hai tera musafir in Guide or a rock-popping Anu Malik trying Ek Garam Chai ki Pyali ho, composers have always found their share of singing, especially when they compose single. But for past some years, the trend [...]

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Harshit on December 15th, 2009

Short and Sweet. These are the first two words I’d like to say about the the music of Pyaar Impossible. Salim Sulaiman have just five songs and two remixes in their new album Pyaar Impossible, out of which Alisha and 10 on 10 are already out and quite liked too. Other songs of the album [...]

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Harshit on December 14th, 2009

It’s different. It’s all about dance and you’ll get to know that when you get to hear the songs. Composer Adnan Sami, who composes all the songs of the movie except ‘Just Do it’, has tried to make the songs catchy and energetic but hasn’t been very successful in making things all good. In some [...]

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Harshit on December 6th, 2009

Rocket Singh calls himself ’salesman of the year.’ And his first test is here. Rocket Singh has just three original songs. If he still is able to sell the music CDs of the movie, he certainly is going to be the salesman of the year. Tough job, though.
All three original songs of Rocket Singh: Salesman [...]

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Harshit on December 5th, 2009

Vishal is always good. But not always great. After Kurbaan, I was expecting something huge from the Vishal Dadlani-Salim-Sulaiman combo, but the result is nothing like Kurbaan but something near Nazara hai. Though, the lyrics are better and are going to match the situation in the movie. So since the song is destined to have [...]

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Harshit on November 25th, 2009

Let me ask you a question. On an average, how long before the release of a movie do you get its songs? A month? two months? More??
OK. Let me give some recent examples. Kurbaan released on 20th November, while you can see my review of Kurbaan dated 12th October here. De dana dan is due [...]

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Harshit on November 22nd, 2009

Song: Pocket mein Rocket
Album/Movie: Rocket Singh: Salesman of the Year
Music composer: Salim-Sulaiman
Singer: Benny Dayal
I dunno if it’s hunger somewhat satisfied or hunger increased. I had got a 3-4 second piece in the teaser of Rocket Singh, Salesman of the year, and since then I’ve been waiting for the music to release. And then I got [...]

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Harshit on October 26th, 2009

First words: Listen to it. Now we can start. A song that is probably the best song by Vishal-Shekhar, equivalent to Tu Ashiqui hai according to me, withKhuda Jaane somewhere close. But doubtlessly, Vishal and Shekhar bring to you one of their best songs ever, in their own voices. Yes, this is the first song Vishal [...]

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Harshit on October 24th, 2009

Today I saw a review by my twit-buddy dunkdaft saying Kurbaan Hua sounds just like Nazara hai of Tasveer 8×10 and is the only ‘glitch’ in the album. Well, my first reaction was of shock. But then I tried to compare the songs and found that the words Nazara hai and Kurbaan hua had quite some similarity even though [...]

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Harshit on October 24th, 2009

It was something I was waiting for a long time now. And now that it has reached me, I think it should reach you too. So here we go, with my review of Kurbaan’s music, that happens to be the third release of Salim Sulaiman in this year.
Shukran Allah: You hear the chorus, you love [...]

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