The title song is an old worldly, charming listen; Karthik and Shweta Pandit are excellent choice for the vocals. Aye khuda is passably catchy in a Bhatt-and-his-Pakistani-artists-obsession way, while Sonu’s Phir teri and Shweta’s, Titliyon ki phoor have Rahman’ish textures in their melodies and work wonderfully well! Tell me why is straight out of Adnan Sami’s repertoire and even that silly inquisitiveness is strangely likeable thanks to Neeraj Shridhar. Amjad joins Shweta Pandit for Rubaru (kyun faaslein) and that’s where things get tiresome, with that jaded template. Amjad Nadeem’s music in Angel is very in-your-face filmy, but is also quite enjoyable!
Keywords: Nilesh Sahay, Maddalsa Sharma, Amjad Nadeem, Ganesh Acharya
PS 1: Nice to see composer Amjad Nadeem rise out of the mediocrity of Chintu Ji, Benny And Babloo and My Friend Ganesha.
PS 2: Is he connected to Nadeem Saifi, by any chance?
