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vIshal Bharadwaj- one of the biggest names in Indian Entertainment Industry. The man is a director, a cinematographer, a producer, a dialog writer, a musician, a lyricist, a script-writer, etc.
In short, the guy is a genius. You don't see such people often wandering on the earth.
tHe main concern, here, is to discuss the music of the movie.
lEt us start it with the very famous and promotional video song "Darling".
tHe song id very much salsa beat-ed. It can remind you of song from Guru or the one from Aisha. Its beauty is the way the female singers' style of saying the title word 'Darling'. The stanza knows every way to please your ears. The chorus and harmonies are inexplicable. It can help you very much with trying feeling relaxed.
the second good shit is "O Mama". Let us all welcome KK with this one. No doubts he has been singing many songs these days, unlike Sonu Nigam. But, a very good hit has not been to his credit for a long time. O Mama might be a possibility in this case.
a minute! Did I mention Vishal Bharadwaj is a singer? No? My bad! The guy has sung one song in this film (and many in the history). "Bekaraan" is typically a Vishal thing to listen to. The song has 'Kaise Mujhe Tum Mil Gayi' beats. It sounds almost the same. But, the lyrics are so good that you might "lose" yourself, in case you're addicted to your girl. Gulzar is the man, people!
aNd enters the name again! Master Saleem, the singer of Tashan. The song is called Aawara and is, again, a very typo-Vishal stuff. The lyrics again! The music is wonders. And that it's tough to sing is worth mentioning. :)
sUraj Jagan is the emerging singer with "Dil Dil Hai" in the movie. This is for the rock lovers. Nice drumming is the song's soul.
nOw, the love of Vishal for Mr. Suresh Wadekar is clear. No more questioning and debating on the fact that Vishal respects Wadekar a lot. This song is the one that you have listened to quite a lot. O Sathi Re from "Omkara" had the same expressions.
aNd "Yeshu" is insane. And as usual, Vishal had to get a help from his wife Rekha for doing this. Wherever is the need of executing a difficult, he asks Madame Rekha for it.
iN short, the movie has songs that will entertain you as a set. The variety is highly worth appreciation.
lEt us hope, Vishal Bharadwaj keeps doing this, or who else remains?

sIgning off
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nIshant Sharma

sInger of the time

iT was in 1990 that the man recorded his first song for a movie that never was officially released. They still said he was merely a 'Rafi clone'.

nEver moved by this, he kept trying; and today, we know him as the biggest singer of present Bollywood.

Sonu Nigam is the man of feel in the country. The guy started with 'Achcha Sila Diya' and the song that he has last recorded is from the movie Angel (which, by the way, has torturing trailers).

tHe guy's voice can capture you within the walls of emotions that the song is supposed to build. He knows where and how much to stress a word, so that the expression remains as the word travels away.

Desh Ki Mitti is one of the best he has done with Rahman. For last 13 years, Sonu has constantly been a part of Rahman's pool of vocalists. The only clear reason is that the master of music has every idea as to who can carry his music the best. 'Satrangi', 'Saathiya', 'In Lamho Ke', 'Do Nishaniyan', and many more can be considered his best of works during all these years.

He claims to have changed his Rafi-imitating style to his original one, since he sang 'Ye Dil' from Pardes.
hIs album under the name "Classically Mild" is typically a feel-good album. The sound of every song soothes your senses with generosity. The way he has built the album is strangely awesome. And most importantly, the soul of song never vanishes while the intricacies exist, contradictory to the fact that most of the trained singers are the other way.

hIs is the voice that can be easily recognized from even the worst sources of music (Yeah, I'm talking about the Chinese cellphones).

tHe only problem that Indian listeners have to face in coming times might be that Sonu has cut down on singing new songs these days. Stage shows and concerts are his major targets these days. And the fact that he is trying hard to grow international is very close to creating danger for the admirers of music. There are very few soulful singers remaining; there count is damn very less than that of tigers in the nation!

sIgning off

<listening to the chord of seven notes>

nIshant Sharma


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