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                              Director : 
        Music : 
        Lyrics : 
        Starring :                  Deepa Mehta 
         A.R Rahman
         Sadhna Sargam
  Seema Biswas, Lisa Ray, John Abraham, Sarala, Raghuveer Yadav, Kulbhushan 
Kharbanda, Vinay Pathak, Gerson Dacunha, Waheeda Rehman, Ronica Sajnani, Dr. 
Vidula Javalgekar, Manorama, Rishma Malik, Deepa Mehta 
                           
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                        By Satyajit, Bollywood Trade News Network               
              
A.R Rahman’s name has been synonymous with quality music for years and now it 
refurbishes itself into soul awakening experience felt through the expressions 
of trauma, pain and delight in Deepa Mehta’s WATER. The film is an emotional 
musical offering that connotes the pain, pathos and joy of oppressed widow 
traumatized by the taboo of cultural backwardness. It failed in Oscars by a 
whisker but its soulful music has been phenomenal in grabbing attention from 
esteemed “Grammy Awards” jury. Rahman preferred subtle beats and supple rhythms 
in all the six original soundtracks that depict blend of sorrowful and joyful 
expressions. Sukhwinder Singh rejuvenates his musical career as thoughtful 
lyricist and sums up as one of the worthy prodigy of our generation with his 
lively vocal performances. Sadhna Sargam scintillates magnificently in one of 
her most immortal singing experience and adds impressively to the quality work 
of the album. Despite all critical hullabaloos, the album’s
 acceptance has restricted appeal to sensible and thoughtful listeners but 
still adds to the special cadre of class musical entertainment. 

The ambience of supreme ecstasy is bloomed to zenith as the somber titillating 
beats sprinkles fresh whiff of air in poignantly enriched “Aayo Re Sakhi”. 
Sukhwinder Singh’s throaty vocals brush up senses with soft enlightening folk 
music that collages well with feminine vocal grace of Sadhna Sargam. Rahman’s 
somber musical display generates an aura of natural divinity that can be felt 
in eternal beauty of natural delights. The resonating effect of “Jhanan 
Jhanan…” sounds analogous to the rhythm pattern of “Ghannan Ghannan” (LAGAAN) 
but it comes with much decelerated musical flow. The soundtrack got itself in 
the nomination for the “Best Original Song” along with Rahman’s earlier 
composed “Luka Chuppi” (RANG DE BASANTI). 

The suffocating feminine emotional outcry with feel of oppression and severance 
gets the passage of expressive lyrical work in sentimentally touching “Piya 
Ho”. Sadhna Sargam’s sluggish singing mode exemplifies the suffering and pathos 
with traditionally resounding verses. Sukhwinder adds tinge of sensitivity in 
the latter stages while the synchronized chorus catalyzes the oppressed feel. 
  
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“Naina Neer Bahai” carries the depressed journey with tearful impact as the 
grim moments are rehashed in piously driven lyrical works. Sadhna Sargam’s 
mournful singing epitomizes the significance of immortality of eternal love 
felt in devotion of Lord Krishna. The spiritual healing felt through pristine 
singing and expressive lyrics works progressively with soft and schmaltzy 
musical work. 

Spectrum of festively cheerful emotions welcomes the festival of colors in 
boisterously pitched “Sham Rang Mei”. Folksy Richa Sharma throats out the 
colorful decorum of festival with fine support of Raqueeb Alam and Surjo 
Bhattacharya. It draws parallel lines from the feel of the album as it is the 
only pompous soundtrack with ethnic touch. 

Spiritualism spreads with the pious rendition of traditional Bhajan “Vaishnav 
Janato” by Ajay Chakraborty and Kaushiki Chakraborty. This sanctimonious Ram 
Bhajan has been one of favorites of Mahatma Gandhi and the film opens up in 
pre-independence era. Its significance and rendition holds significance in 
spiritual healing while its harmonious display gives situational feel to the 
film. 

Shy and demure sentiments of first love get traversed through playful and 
mischievous acts in folksy blended “Bangri Marori”. It works intrinsically in 
building up beautiful chemistry between introverted lovers. The eternal 
divinity of the emotions can be felt through well versed traditional lyrical 
verses and phrases. Sukhwinder Singh’s mushy vocal displays give it sentimental 
euphoric touches with mild orchestration adding doses of serenity. 

WATER promises exclusive musical entertainment for thoughtful class listeners 
with fine blend of folk and classical music. A.R Rahman’s soft instrumental 
works methodically with soulful impact of the theme while singers Sukhwinder 
Singh and Sadhna Sargam shows their vocal flamboyance. It won’t be finding 
fancy of average listener for it’s off beat presentation but will add itself to 
the special cadre of Bollywood classical works. 

A Classy Treat! 


 
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