mp3 song of mere khawaboon ma jo aaye is now available to download on various website
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EXPECTATIONS
'Mere Khwabon Mein Jo Aaye' was a number originally composed by Jatin Lalit more than a decade back for Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jaayenge. While the composer duo has split, Lalit Pandit gets behind the scenes composing for this romantic comedy cum fantasy flick that also sees guest compositions by Siddharath Coutto. Though one doesn't really carry much expectations from the soundtrack of this film due to it's low key promotion, one is still ready for some kind of surprise considering PVR Cinema being the producers here.
MUSIC
Sound of exuberance is heard in 'Pahle Toh Meri Inn Ankhon' which takes a peppy route and expresses the emotions of this young woman who seems to have found wings to fly around. Though it starts off quite well and has a good 'mukhda' to it, it becomes all too predictable and almost like a commercial as it moves on. Starting point for a song is good again in case of 'Sehmi Sehmi' but surprisingly the tempo isn't sustained from start to finish of the song. A number about the emergence of a girl who was just within herself before the entry of the angel in her life, 'Sehmi Sehmi' ultimately manages to maintain a constant mood throughout even as one senses vintage Jatin-Lalit in the sound. However, the 'remix version' of this song was completely unwarranted!
An inspirational track, 'Kabhi Kabhi' composed by Siddharath Coutto is set in rock genre and just like the score of Rock On, it's popularity would depend upon it's placement in the film and picturisation. However, one of the better tracks to come in the album is 'Kab Talak' (again by Siddharath Coutto) which is slow moving and is the kind that has to be heard in absolute silence with dim lights altogether. Set as a jazz track, this one is purely situational and should help the narrative to move on.
webmasters can post links.
EXPECTATIONS
'Mere Khwabon Mein Jo Aaye' was a number originally composed by Jatin Lalit more than a decade back for Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jaayenge. While the composer duo has split, Lalit Pandit gets behind the scenes composing for this romantic comedy cum fantasy flick that also sees guest compositions by Siddharath Coutto. Though one doesn't really carry much expectations from the soundtrack of this film due to it's low key promotion, one is still ready for some kind of surprise considering PVR Cinema being the producers here.
MUSIC
Sound of exuberance is heard in 'Pahle Toh Meri Inn Ankhon' which takes a peppy route and expresses the emotions of this young woman who seems to have found wings to fly around. Though it starts off quite well and has a good 'mukhda' to it, it becomes all too predictable and almost like a commercial as it moves on. Starting point for a song is good again in case of 'Sehmi Sehmi' but surprisingly the tempo isn't sustained from start to finish of the song. A number about the emergence of a girl who was just within herself before the entry of the angel in her life, 'Sehmi Sehmi' ultimately manages to maintain a constant mood throughout even as one senses vintage Jatin-Lalit in the sound. However, the 'remix version' of this song was completely unwarranted!
An inspirational track, 'Kabhi Kabhi' composed by Siddharath Coutto is set in rock genre and just like the score of Rock On, it's popularity would depend upon it's placement in the film and picturisation. However, one of the better tracks to come in the album is 'Kab Talak' (again by Siddharath Coutto) which is slow moving and is the kind that has to be heard in absolute silence with dim lights altogether. Set as a jazz track, this one is purely situational and should help the narrative to move on.
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