Hindi OST

Shaan excels in the ballad-style Yeh pyaar, singing Javed saab’s very imaginative seven stages of love. The composing trio outdo themselves in the superbly orchestrated Woh pyaar hai and Tan...

Heyy babyy’s breezy ring, along with Neeraj Shridhar’s vocals, help in generous doses – though, based on the trio’s repertoire, its a tad assembly-line. The remixes, however, add a fantastic...

The singers in Hum raks should ideally generate a cracker, but both Sukhwinder Singh and Daler Mehndi deliver an uninterested medley. Kabhi kabhi is soaked with existential emotions but gets...

Vishal Shekhar finally import reggaeton to India with the breathlessly catchy Na pucho, but with their own sweet desi touch! The hook in Mind blowing Mahiya is no doubt addictive,...

Despite the temptation to sneak in questions of plagiarism, let us agree that Pritam is innocent, until proven otherwise. So, we have a scintillating latino-styled track sung with super verve...

Jab maine has Shaan jiving to cute, school-boy angst and a neat, stereotyped rock and roll. Dominique does well in Home – a nostalgic solo, while Usha Uthup’s Teri meri...

Do you wanna partner does have a certain charm to it, mainly unleashed by Udit’s entry even as Shaan’s lively vocals do the same thing to You’re my love. Dupatta...

Wanna wanna is the pick of this soundtrack, for its pretty appealing hook and sprightly vocals by Shaan and Sunidhi. Hello is plain silly and I sincerely hope the makers...

The title song is a typical techno track on the lines of crazy frog – simple and predictable. Khula aasmaan’s lyrics by Irfan Siddique and KK’s vocals save it since...

Dharm’s soundtrack is no doubt aligned tightly with the kind of theme the movie deals with, but some of the pieces are only 20+ seconds long that I wonder why...