DELHI BELLY MUSIC REVIEW

There isn’t much need to opine about the adrenalin shot that is Bhaag DK Bose. Ram Sampath’s arrangement andAmitabh Bhattacharya’s lyrics form quite a potent combo, and with the composer himself doing an infectiously high energy job at the vocals as well you couldn’t ask for more.The hatketheme of lyrics and arrangement continues with the new age comicqawwali Nakkaddwaley Disco Udhaarwaley Khisko. Wonder if the flawed singing by Kirti Sagathia was a deliberate attempt. It works anyways, and from what I know the song is going to be a fun watch as well. Saigal Blues is up next, Ram Sampath giving a brilliant psychedelic twist to a very KL Saigal-esque base tune, Chetan Shashital imitating the maestro to a tee. The composer next gets his better half Sona Mohapatra to sing Bedardi Raja that is a walk in the park for the lady, being of the folk genre, something she has been acing since the time she entered the Indian music scene. The orchestration is spot on, the use of harmonium especially engaging. The Grind Mix of the song is also tastefully done, though with the dilution of the ethnic elements, not quite at the same level as the original.

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The lead refrain of the song and Neeraj Shridhar’s rendition would leave you in no doubt that Character Dheela is a Pritam product. That said, you would find it hard not to tap your feet to the song either, Pritam makes it immensely catchy like every time. Amrita Kak matches up with Neeraj very well. There is even a reference to Munni and Sheila, presumably an effort to cache in on the popularity of last year’s blockbuster item numbers. The remix is as usual a redundant effort. Humko Pyaar Hua follows Pritam’s line of melodies like Teri Ore, and ends up a less attractive affair than those, due mainly to T Series Tulsi Kumar joining KK on the vocals. The remix is almost as good as the original that’s all.

Tulsi sounds better in the next and last Pritam track alongside Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, but the composer gets worse, creating an cliched remix-y mess involving the Musarrat Nazir classic Laung Gawacha. The remix of the remix (!) is an avoidable affair. Enter guest composer Devi Sri Prasad. Devi quite effectively makes up for the absence of Sajid Wajid with his Sallu-ized version of the superhit Telugu song Ringa Ringa (in fact the song needn’t have been changed, it had enough Sallu elements in it). I still prefer the original over Dhinka Chika, but Salman fans should find this to their taste. Mika and Amrita Kak don’t let down on the vocals. For once the remix worked for me.

With two entertaining dance songs, one apiece from Pritam and Devi Sri Prasad, Ready is standard Salman Khan soundtrack, probably even better than the usual Sajid-Wajid. Don’t see a Munni encore happening though.

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