Gopal, I am sorry you cannot publish these kind of cheap reviews. He doesnot even show respect to the tracks eg: for dil ka ristha, he says skip the next track without any mention of it.... There should be some authenticity to the reviews even if it is negative!!!
--- In [email protected], Gopal Srinivasan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Music Review: Yuvvraaj > Published > by > Harry > on October 15, 2008 > in Music. Tags: ar rahman, listen, lyrics, music soundtrack, review, yuvraj, yuvvraaj. > Subhash Ghai is one guy who knows how important music is for a > Bollywood movie. He makes a good effort to ensure quality to the last > bit. His soundtracks sell better than his films sometimes. Remember > Taal? A.R Rahmanâs music topped the charts for a really long time and > the film blew up at the box office. Subhash Ghai is back with another > flick titled Yuvvraaj. The film stars Salman Khan, Katrina Kaif, Anil > Kapoor and Zayed Khan in lead roles. The music has been composed by A.R > Rahman and the lyrics have been penned down by Gulzar. A typical > Subhash Ghai menu. Yuvvraaj is slated for a November release. The music > is finally out so letâs check it out! > > Track Listing > 01. Yuvvraaj - Main Hoon Yuvvraaj > 02. Yuvvraaj - Tu Meri Dost Hain > 03. Yuvvraaj - Shano Shano > 04. Yuvvraaj - Tu Muskura > 05. Yuvvraaj - Mastam Mastam > 06. Yuvvraaj - Zindagi > 07. Yuvvraaj - Dil Ka Rishta > 08. Yuvvraaj - Manmohini Morey > 09. Yuvvraaj - Shano Remix > The soundtrack starts with Salman Khan with the fifth of Beethoven > trying to introduce his character in the film. As usual heâs more > confusing than ever. Skip it and move to the next track Tu Meri Dost > Hain (it is actually Hain and not Hai) which starts off really well. > Sung by Banny Dayal and Shreya Goshal, the song is a soothing melody. > The next track Shano Shano is a surprise from A.R Rahman. It sucks > right from the moment it begins. Tu Muskura by Alka Yagnik and Javed > Ali is another soft number. Gulzarâs lyrics are not as extraordinary as > they usually are. Mastam Mastam is a typical A.R Rahman melody. It will > remind you of Saathiya. Zindagi, the next track, reminds me of > Hariharan. Rang De Basanti has a track which could easily be blamed for > this song. Skip the next track. Manmohini Mere is my favourite track in > the entire soundtrack. It has been sung by Vijay Prakash, a dude I have > never heard of before, but he managed to make up for the bad music in > the album. A slow yet excellent track. The soundtrack ends with a remix > of Shano Shano. The remix is actually better than the original version. > On the whole, I really hope the double âVâ and âAâ work for > Yuvvraaj. The soundtrack isnât worth the money at all. Except for two > tracks, the soundtrack is dull. Subhash Ghai and A.R Rahman have > managed to disappoint. Finally! > > http://harryjerry.com/music/review-yuvvraaj-soundtrack/ >
