Album: Ghajini Music: Benny Dayal, Javed Ali, Shreya Ghoshal Label: T-Series - Agencies
what's that????????? On Mon, Nov 24, 2008 at 3:11 AM, $ Pavan Kumar $ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: > An A. R. Rahman project is always big. While the general perception of > Rahman's compositions is that they 'takes time to grow', with the soundtrack > of *Ghajini*, this may not hold true any longer. > > The soundtrack has an instant impact and retains the classy touch > associated with Rahman, especially noticeable in songs like *Guzarish* and > *Kaise Mujhe*. > > While *Guzarish* is sweet-n-saccharine with Bollywood romance at its best, > *Kaise Mujhe* has a classy feel to it and sound even better in its > 'instrumental' version. > > Next comes the foot-tapping number *Aye Bachchu* - a party track which has > an out and out Western rhythm to it. The same goes for *Latoo* which is > also heavy on orchestra. > > The next number comes in the form of *Behka* - a sure shot chartbuster. It > represents the most unique composition of the album. > > What makes the album even more special is that this is the third time that > A. R. Rahman is collaborating with an Aamir Khan starrer. First it was * > Rangeela*, then came *Lagaan* and *Rang De Basanti*, and now its *Ghajini*> > > > While the music is sensational, the lyrics seem one step further. Prasoon > Joshi seems to be in full-form as far as the lyrics of the album go. > > Overall, *Ghajini* is what one calls as a chartbuster album in the > offering. Three thumbs up! > > http://music.ndtv.com/Review.asp?category=hindi&id=178&albumname=Ghajini > > > >
