Beera, in true Rahman style, takes a spirited, free-flowing life of its own; the energizing tune, completely fresh vocals of Mustafa Kutoane’s literally African sound and Vijay Prakash’s spritely rendition…it...
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Music review: Badmaash Company (Hindi – Pritam)
Ayaashi is racy and definitely catchy; if only it did not spell it out in the name of a chorus…! The title song has Benny Dayal crooning a flat tune...
Continue reading...Music review: Kites (Hindi – Rajesh Roshan)
Zindagi opens as quite a standard package, but the melody and lilting arrangement make it an endearing listen, as it progresses. In Dil kyun yeh mera, the veteran composer creates...
Continue reading...Music review: Muskurake Dekh Zara (Hindi – Ranjit Barot)
There’s something still distinctly 90s indipop in Ranjit Barot’s music. And it permeates all through this soundtrack. Sahi bola and Aye dost have an easygoing street-smartness that would have wowed,...
Continue reading...Music review: Jaane Kahan Se Aayi Hai (Hindi – Sajid-Wajid)
Rashid Ali soars far above the predictable tune and orchestration in Keh do zara and infuses life into the ballad that seems vaguely modeled along Kabhi kabhi Aditi from JTYJN....
Continue reading...Music review: Housefull (Hindi – Shankar Ehsaan Loy)
Oh Girl you’re mine is an unfortunate opener to the soundtrack since it’s the least interesting song with a terribly lame pattern and predictable sounds. Then, the soundtrack delivers all...
Continue reading...Music review: Paathshaala (Hindi – Hanif Sheikh & Vijay Lama)
Aye khuda is breezy, like a beautiful indipop number and Salim Merchant does his usual brilliant job with the vocals. Vishal Dadlani brings his own attitude in the spunky title...
Continue reading...Music review: Love Sex Aur Dhokha (Hindi – Sneha Khanwalkar & Dibakar Banerjee)
The title song is a high-spirited entertainer with Kailash Kher mouthing the unlikeliest of lyrics with complete ease, while Sneha cooks up an appealing package. Tainu TV Per Wekhya‘s star...
Continue reading...Music review: Hum Tum Aur Ghost (Hindi – Shankar Ehsaan Loy)
Dekho raste mein evokes strong memories of Life is crazy from Wake Up Sid, but, thankfully, there are enough nuances here to hold your attention. Vishal Dadlani’s inimitable voice carries...
Continue reading...Music review: Tum Milo Toh Sahi (Hindi – Sandesh Shandilya)
But for some corny angrezi additions, the title song appeals instantly, thanks to the lilting orchestration and Shaan’s sparkling vocals. The stage-song’ish O janeman too is an addictive listen, with...
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