Yuvvraaj - Soundtrack

Listeners still remember the magic created when director Subhash Ghai roped in A.R.Rahman to compose the music for Taal in the late 90s. When both bigwigs come together again for another musical, it was only normal to have huge expectations. 'Main Hoon Yuuvraaj' is a minute long narrative by Salman Khan himself. Beethoven's tune plays in the background while Salman goes on about his character! Continue to the next track... As soon as Benny Dayal opens 'Tu Hi Meri Dost Hain', you know you are in for a treat! Tu Hi Meri Dost Hain is trademark Rahman, with sheer class written all over it. Gulzar's lyrics carry a sense of belonging, and Benny's flowy vocals weave magic ...

Aladin - Soundtrack

With a film like Aladdin, the soundtrack is meant to be fresh and commercially appealing to teenagers. When singers like Shankar Mahadevan, Shaan and Sunidhi Chauhan team up for a song, you expect fireworks! 'Bachke O Bachke' has its moments as a foot tapping number which relies heavily on the vocals of the mentioned singers. The male singers are more impressive. Don't expect a chartbuster, but its not a bad track to get into the groove. 'Genie Rap' by Amitabh Bachchan and Anushka Manchandani is another groovy track aimed at the youth. Amitabh, at 65, is a revelation singing such a song. But once you take that out of the equation, the song is another ordinary track in terms ...

New York - Soundtrack

Creating music for a film dealing with youth, friendship and terrorism can be tricky. But Pritam manages to find a balance as a composer, and Pankaj Awasthi also composes one track. The album has 4 solos, 2 remixed versions and 2 instrumental pieces. Kay Kay gets to sing 'Hai Junoon' which carries Pritam's stamp all over it. The lyrics are refreshing and the tune is very catchy and carefree. Kay Kay is perfect for such outings and this song is no exception. You can play this while you are driving with friends, or just hanging out. A pretty good start this! Sunidhi Chauhan comes behind the mike with 'Mere Sang', which is probably my most favorite track from the album. ...