Thank You Music Review

 * Music: Pritam Chakraborty.
 * Lyrics: Amitabh Bhattacharya, Ashish Pandit and Kumaar

When it comes to the music of `Thank you', Pritam Chakraborty fails to add spark in his album. All the songs are really without life. Pritam, who is always known for creating vibe in his work, this time `Thank you' is just less than ordinary.

The music album contains five originals and four remixed tracks.

 1. Pyaar Do Pyaar Lo -  Listen here

Singer: Mika Singh.

It opens with the re-arranged version of `Pyar do pyar lo', a hit cabret number from Firoz Khan's 1986 film `Jaanbaaz'. Pritam has revisited it with new lyrics and new appeal. Crooned by Mika Singh, both sounds and lyrics are a put off. The neo-age version falls flat. Not a very good beginning for the album. It also has a remixed version.

 2. Razia - Listen here

Singer: Master Saleem & Ritu Pathak.

Next is `Razia', a fast-paced item number kind of a song that has Master Saleem and Ritu Pathak lending vocals to it. While the musical arrangements have contemporary techno beats, the style of singing and lyrics are rustic. Despite the experiment, the song fails and creates no interest. A remix follows this version too, which is average.

 3. Full Voulme - Listen here

Singer: Richa Sharma & Neeraj Shridhar.

Then comes in `Full volume', which hints at the olden style of singing. Sung by Neeraj Shridhar and Richa Sharma with nasal touch, which used to be prevalent in retro songs. It also has rap in the background and the base beat reminds you of the composition in `Zor ka jhatka'. On the whole, this love song too fails to make a mark. Even the remix sounds stale.

 4. My Heart Is Beating -  Listen here

Singer: Sonu Nigam.

Next is titled `My heart is beating', where Sonu Niigaam tries to mimic singer Shabbir Kumar, giving the song a touch of the 1980s and 1990s. It offers equal amount of contemporisation with English lyrics and modern beats. However, even though it's funny in the beginning, the song fails to hold the interest. Again the remix version has nothing extraordinary to offer.

 5. Pyaar Mein - Listen here

Singer: Javed Ali & Neeraj Shridhar.

Finally, the album offers a moderately-paced love song called `Pyaar mein'. Javed Ali and Neeraj Shridhar try to impress with the mushy lines, but ordinary composition takes away the soul from the song. It doesn't connect with the listener, however Pritam tries to come in his own skin with this number.
 
On the whole, `Thank You' is just not that into anything, none of the tracks stays on your mind and it's not worth listening. Pritam's venture `Thank You' is very unsatisfactory.

 Rating: 1.5/5