De Taali Music Review

After the poor compositions of' Bhootnath' and the roaring beats of `Tashan' , the duo of Vishal-Shekar return with music for yet another comedy film since `Golmaal'. The movie combines Reitesh Deshmukh and Aftab Shivdasani which raises the musical expectations even further since `Masti' provided some great music. The album is even more special as Vishal Dadlani steps in as lyricist for the album.

Woodstock Villa Music Review

`Woodstock Villa' which seems crucial for producer Sanjay Gupta after the disastrous `Dus Kahaniyaan' last year proves to be even more critical for debutants Sikandar Kher and Neha Uberoi. White feather films have always been associated with some fabulous music and thus you tend to expect the same from this album too.

Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na Music Review

`Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na' music releases very much the Aamir Khan style under the hands of mentor Shammi Kapoor. The movie produced by Aamir Khan might just prove to be the perfect launch pad for nephew Imraan Khan. The movie promises more with director Abbas Tyrewala penning down some beautiful lines and with the ace A.R.Rahman at work.

Sirf Music Review

Sirf comes across as a movie bringing forth the stories of people living in metros very much like Anurag Basu's `Life in a Metro'. The only difference here, being that `Sirf' has been done on much lower budgets and seems void of the necessary publicity.

Tashan Music Review

The album opens with `Dil Haara'a rock cum folksy affair rendered by Sukwinder Singh. The lyrics have been penned by Piyush Sharma and the track has some motivating phrases. The pumping elements in the form of "oo-aah" signature and the electric guitars enhance Sukhwinder's vocals. But, the track fails to really make it as one of those numbers that either sink into you or make you hum it and soun

Shaurya Music Review

Samar Khan returns as director with Shaurya after the much disastrous Kuch Meetha Ho Jaye. This time around he leaves behind romance and explores the very crux of bravery. With a talented bunch of actors like Rahul Bose , K.K. Menon and Minisha Lamba; the film promises some good cinema.

One Two Three Music Review

One Two Three marks the debut of director Ashwani Dhir who has directed the comic hit `Office Office' for Sab Tv. Once again the director explores his favourite genre but this time the difference is that it's a 2 hours plus feature film with bigger star value.

Bhram Music Review

Bhram marks the return of director Pawan Kaul whose last movie Sssssh.. didn't fare too well at the box office. The movie has been very much in talks for the constant rift between the prime artists-Milind Soman and Dino Morea who were both once dating Bipasha Basu.

Krazzy 4 Music Review

Krazzy 4 marks the return of the much talented duo of Rakesh and Rajesh Roshan. The only difference this time being that the film isn't being directed by Rakesh Roshan but debutant Jaideep. Unlike the previous film under this prestigious banner, Hrithik Roshan doesn't feature as the main lead in the film and the film is an out an out comedy unlike Krrish.

Black & White Music Review

Black and White marks the return of Subash Ghai as director after a very long gap. This time around Ghai picks up a more serious tone revolving around terrorism. Anurag Sinha makes his debut in bollywood with Black and White. The rest of the cast include Anil Kapoor, Shefali Chhaya and Aditi Sharma.

U,Me Aur Hum Music Review

After a long time here comes a film that brings the husband-wife duo of Ajay Devgan and Kajol. The film also marks the debut of Ajay Devgan as director and thus is extremely special.

Race Music Review

For a movie that's been in news for a while now, here comes its much awaited music composed by one of the most sought after composers of last year -Pritam. With chartbusters in films like Bhool Bhulaiya , Jab We Met and Metro , Pritam's riding high and so are the expectations.

Jodhaa Akbar Music Review

Expectations are running high for this epic film as it's known to the masses that every Ashutosh Gowarikar film is not just a cinematic experience but is backed by music that inspires and soothes.

Namastey London Music Review

Just when you feel the man-with-the-cap is done with, he bounces back with a bang! Namastey London is one of the best works of Himesh Reshammiya. For it's a wonderful mix of traditional and popular. And the best part is that Himesh refrains from singing all the songs. If there's a mass-favourite Chakna Chakna, Rafta Rafta and Dilruba, then there are the delirious Main Jahaan Rahoon and Aanan Faana

Honeymoon Travels Pvt Ltd. Music Review

Vishal-Shekhar have made a good start to year 2007 with Honeymoon Travels Pvt. Ltd. with some peppy-n-feel-good numbers that make you feel nice about yourself. The best tracks amongst the lot are the romantic Halke Halke and the wonderfully cheerful Sajanji Vaari Vaari. Jaane Hai Woh Kahan and Pyaar ki Yeh Kahaani have a slight heard-before feel, yet they impress with exceptional singing and fanta

Red - The Dark Side Music Review

Himesh Reshammiya is being touted as the global rockstar. But when this rockstar makes a comeback of sorts after a brief hiatus of few months (thankfully), his offering is miserably out of form-n-tune. For Red is a miserable failure on all counts. First of all Himesh's singing is intolerable. Alright, he sounds good in Dil Ne Ye Na Jaana (one of the better songs of the album), but apart from that,

Risk Music Review

When you listen to the Risk album, one thought immediately comes to mind, that it's not your usual film albums. For except for Hitchki there's not a single number that caters to the masses. But that doesn't mean it doesn't have a listenership. Lakhon Karodon Mein, Risk Theme and Kali Sadke shall surely impress a certain set of people who like the Doors kind of music. More sense, less of usual mush

Traffic Signal Music Review

The music of Traffic Signal is a decent assortment of songs you've heard before (six songs), five new numbers, a remix and a version of one of the other numbers. Music director Shamir Tandon is in fine form in Hariharan propelled Yeh Zindagi Hai To Kya Zindagi Hai and Bhupinder Singh's version of Na Jis Din Teri Meri Baat Hoti Hai. Both the songs have a ghazal element in it which is enchanting. Th

Just Married Music Review

Dhoom 2, Apna Sapna Money Money and Bhagam Bhag lessened Pritam's credibility as a composer-to-watch-out-for after the splendid work of Gangster and Woh Lamhe. But listen to the soundtrack of Just Married and you can do an encore.Pritam is back..with the Best work of his career! And he must thank Gulzar sahib for writing spellbinding lyrics consistently throughout the album. Ram Milaye Jodi and Ba

I See U Music Review

Vishal-Shekhar has delivered some gems like Jhankar Beats and Bluffmaster. But off late they've been not so prolific with their standards. When you start listening to this Arjun Rampal's production I See You, the first number Subah Subah has a fun-feel to it. Sach Hui is another song that is immensely likable. But then Kehna Hai Jo and Halo Halo lack the captivity quotient