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A Flat – Music Review

EXPECTATIONSSince A Flat (Earlier titled Flat) has been ready for quite some time, you expect a dated feel in its music. Moreover Bappi Lahiri, after being heard in a few albums so far, is yet to make his make his mark

Crook – Music Review

EXPECTATIONSPritam. Bhatts. Emraan Hashmi. This combination has to deliver. Period. And if it doesn't, it is nothing less than sacrilege. After all there is a long standing reputation, as created by Gangster, Awarapan, Jannat and Tum Mile which has to be

The Robot – Music Review

EXPECTATIONSOne has to make himself doubly sure before picking up the album of Robot. Firstly, because there are two soundtrack versions of Robot made available on stands - a Tamil and a Hindi version. Secondly, even in Hindi version, song titles

The Film Emotional Atyachar - Music Review

EXPECTATIONSDespite the film's title being The Film Emotional Atyachar (ok, it's a strange title by itself but we will let go of that), one doesn't have any expectations from the music here. Firstly the promotion of the soundtrack has been patchy,

Madholal Keep Walking - Music Review

EXPECTATIONSNope, there aren't any expectations that one carries from the music of Madholal Keep Walking. Belonging to art house cinema, neither is this film a musical by any means nor has music being projected as any of the highlights here. Also,

Soch Lo- Music Review

EXPECTATIONSOne doesn't quite know what to look forward to in Soch Lo. Looking at an unconventional poster design though (a bare chest man staring at a distance in a desert); you do get an idea that there would be something surreal

Anjaana Anjaani- Music Review

EXPECTATIONSOk, so the music of much hyped Anjaana Anjaani is finally out and it is time to check out what exactly does it have in store. Frankly, the way makers (Sajid Nadiadwala and Siddharth Anand) have chosen to call Anjaana Anjaani

We Are Family - Music Review

EXPECTATIONSTen years back, with a title like We Are Family, one would have expected the kind of soundtrack which is associated with Soooraj Barjatya films or closer home, even Karan Johar's own venture like Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham. 'Pooja ki thaali',

Dabangg - Music Review

EXPECTATIONSWell, it can now be comfortably said that Salman Khan and his composer duo of Sajid and Wajid are definitely a team. One look at the last few films of Salman and the declaration does come with a strong standing. Wanted,

Hello Darling - Music Review

EXPECTATIONSIt is ironical that despite the name Pritam attached to the soundtrack of Hello Darling, you play on the album with minimum expectations. There are couple of reasons for that. First and foremost it is not a quintessential romantic tale where

Lafangey Parindey - Music Review

EXPECTATIONSOnce upon a time in Bollywood, there was a film called Kaminey. And now is the time for some Lafangey Parindey. Really, there is some good tolerance which is coming in, a result of which titles like these are now sounding

Aisha - Music Review

EXPECTATIONSPeppy, frothy and quite chic - this is what one expects from the music of Aisha which is one of the few chic flicks that are coming out of Bollywood now. Since youth is the flavour of the season, one expects

Peepli Live- Music Review

EXPECTATIONSYou don't quite know what to expect from the music of Peepli [Live]. Actually, to be honest, you don't really have much hope either. After all, the factors are not quite conducive to a popular soundtrack being in the offing from

Udaan - Music Review

EXPECTATIONSYou definitely don't expect anything conventional from the music of Udaan. First and foremost, the genre by itself signifies that there won't be place for any quintessential Bollywood naachgaana here. Secondly, the film doesn't have the concept of hero-heroine. Thirdly, the

Once Upon A Time In Mumbaai - Music Review

EXPECTATIONSDespite the name Pritam staring from the credit details of Once Upon A Time In Mumbaai, you are not overtly enthused about what the music would have to offer. Despite the fact that most Milan Luthria films (Kachhe Dhaage, Taxi No.

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