Surely one of the better homages to Pancham da, the song begins with a driving locomotive beat in tribute to Dhanno from Kitaab, then a terrific RDB-esque opening growl inspired by the opening bars of Duniya mein from Apna Desh and settles into a relentless rhythm punctuated by jazz-era saxophone riffs. Things improve dramatically with Raftaarein, the catchiest track of the album sung by Vishal and Shekhar. Also Read - Deepika Padukone's Padmaavat, Hrithik Roshan's Agneepath and more non-patriotic Republic Day releases that set box office on fireĪfter the delights of Bhare naina, Sid Coutto’s teenybopper Right by your side, while being a perfectly decent song, feels like an anticlimax.
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The song comes out of left field, starting as it does with the film’s sonorous choral theme music and then segueing seamlessly into semi-classical territory before transitioning into a full on rock anthem that keeps dipping its toes in a thumri base.
And then follows the song of the album, Bhare naina by Nandini Shrikar, with Vishal and Shekhar chipping in on vocals. In Criminal, Akon returns and teams with Vishal on vocals, but the real innovation in this song is the electronic music that transports you into the world of video games very appropriately, given the film’s theme.
Also Read - Trending Entertainment News Today: Rajkummar Rao and Patralekhaa's awkward mirror selfie sets tongues wagging Anushka Sharma warns Priyanka Chopra Jonas on motherhood and more Dildara, a tribute to Ben E King’s classic Stand by me, is a ballad rendered by Shafqat Amanat Ali in his best dard-meets-romance voice, a quality unique to singers across the border. It’s an infectious number with Tamil lyrics cropping up occasionally. The album begins with the now ubiquitous Chammak challo, sung by Akon and Hamsika Iyer. Take a bow Vishal Dadlani and Shekhar Ravjiani In a clever juxtaposition, the settings between these two songs of RA.ONE and MILEY NA MILEY HUM have been contrasted, one set in the urban milieu while the other in a rural setting.Also Read - BTS X Bole Chudiyan: Taekook as Hrithik Roshan-Kareena Kapoor, YoonMin as Shah Rukh-Kajol, NamJin as Amitabh Bachchan-Jaya will leave you TRIPPING – watch video Cineswami has deigned to listen to the music of RA.One and is delighted to report that it is the outstanding, nay, the soundtrack of the year. It is altogether a different matter that 'Jumma Chumma' in its own turn was copied from Mory Kent's famous song 'yeke yeke'.įor the audience, it would now be a toss between a Kareena Kapoor and Shweta Tiwari to judge, who is a better Chammak Challo, as they have been given a choice to watch their performance on the screen and the reference point could be whether Shweta Tiwari is able to generate more oomph and glamour that Kareena Kapoor or Kareena would continue to dominate. The first such attempt in the history of Hindi film industry of copying a song by two three music directors simultaneously was around the time HUM was released, and the song 'Jumma chumma de de', set to score by Laxmikant Pyarelal was copied as 'Tama Tamma loge' by Bappi Lahiri in THANEDAR. Shekhar and Vishal who have given the music for 'Chammak Challo' in RA.ONE may not be amused by the attempt of Sajid- Wajid to copy their popular song, but it has happened. Moot point is that the tradition of basking in reflected glory, instead of striving to create one's own space has been a problem with the Hindi film industry. The lyrics have been twisted to 'Kato gilhari Chammak Challo raani', whether it makes sense or not and it has been sung by Mamta Sharma of 'Munni badnam Hui' fame from DABANGG, ably supported by Daler Mehndi. Akon may be fuming and even Shah Rukh Khan may not be amused by this blatant copying of his popular song, but it has been done in MILEY NA MILEY HUM and it has been made into an item song, marking the debut of sultry and sexy Shweta Tiwari on to the silver screen, before she entered into the house of Big Boss. However, as it has been a tradition with the Hindi film industry, a successful song spawns illegal clones, so it has happened with RA.ONE's Chammak Challo as well. It is difficult to discern that Akon, who has sung the song, does not know Hindi, but it is a fact. RA.ONE's Chammak Challo has set the nation on fire and there are four different versions of the song in the film and each one of them has been rendered with finesse by Akon. RA.ONE: Chammak Challo and the trend of copycats in Hindi cinemaĬopy cats in Hindi cinema flourish with impunity.
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