Catchy title track has that Vishal-Shekhar flavor. Starting off with piano piece, however it is addictive. Next Woh Dekhne Mein - is absolutely lovely. Ali Zafar croons with his typical ease with the notes, add wonderful minimal piano led sound in background - fantastic. Punjabi flavored Ting Rang works as a regular foot tapping 'dhol'ed track. Thehree Si Zindgi 's 'stadium' like sounds and soft rock base with (debutant) Aditi Rao Hydari's voice - makes a fine listen. (Surprise, I am that Ali himself has penned all songs !)
The track I was waiting for - just because of the list of singers credited - Sanam Marvi, Hadiqa Kiani & Ali Zafar - turned out to be least liked - trance sound of Oo La La is just another 'play it loud on dance-floor' track. Aaja starts like a ghazal, A standard Ali Zafar stuff, that all of a sudden changes track and visits Bulle Shah's poetry. In a fast paced mood. Interesting. But my most favorite is the last one. The female acoustic version of Woh Dekhne Mein - sung by Aditi Rao Hydari. Loved loved it. And when she giggles and ''oo oooo"s , oh man ! Drool !!
Music, lyrics and singer - the multi tasking Ali Zafar is the one to watch out for, in coming days.
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the soundtrack's pretty good... Kudos to lead actor: Ali Zafar for writing all the songs and singing almost all of them. The Title Track is awesome and Voh Dekhnay Mein by Ali is brilliant... also, its version by the lead actress: Aditi Rao Hydari is cute and contagious :) Thehri si Zindagi (sung by Ali & Aditi) is amazing as well... Aaja is pretty unique but Ting Rang is very ordinary.
ReplyDeleteMy Overall rating: 3.5
Best Songs: Title Track, Voh Dehnay Mein (Ali Zafar) & Thehri si Zindagi. (Honourable Mention: Aditi Rao Hydari's version of Voh Dekhnay Mein)