Dabangg 2 Songs Review
Its that time of the year when the whole Khan bandwagon is out to woo Bollywood aficionado music listeners. Shah Rukh Khan did it with Jab Tak Hai Jaan, Aamir Khan with Talaash and Salman Khan with his very popular and awaited sequel Dabangg 2. Expectations are always high from their movies w.r.t all aspects,especially music. Though the first two movies had apt songs as per the script, they were not memorable musically. With Dabangg 2, its a different matter altogether as it needs to match or surpass the original Munni and Tere Mast Mast Do Nain which became the highlight scores for the year 2010. Producer Arbaaz Khan has acknowledged that and has kept the sure-shot hit duo of Sajid Wajid that has been responsible for most of the blockbusters by Salman in recent times.
A hugely hyped song on the album Fevicol se, sung by Mamta Sharma and featuring Kareena Kapoor draws heavy inspiration from the Rajasthani folk number Holiya mein ude re gulaal. The desi lyrics that go Main hoon tandoori murgi piya, gatkaale piya alcohol se and Laundia patayenge miss call se ably support the raw gawti backdrop of the film. Mamta returns to what shes known to do best an item number with another chartbuster track. This one is gonna stick with its fans for a long time!
Saanso ne sounds similar to Taakte rehte tujhko and has the same romantic feel. A melodious hook and nice musical arrangements give you that quintessential 90s song feel. Sonu Nigam and Tulsi Kumar perform their best. It doesnt qualify as one of the best romantic songs ever, but has the potential to grow on you with time.
Dabangg reloaded comes across as another powerful Sukhwinder Singh number. Like Omkara and the original Hud hud dabangg, this too will work well as a theme for the film and and for all Robinhood Pandey aka Sallus fans.
In short, the album has a lot of similarities with its prequel Dabangg with respect to genres and singers. Sajid-Wajid tactfully replace each song of a genre with a new one. The remix numbers Fevicol se, Pandeyjee seeti and Dabangg reloaded serve as icing on the cake for the potential-blockbuster album.
Dabangg 2 has lot of similarities with its previous sequel Dabangg with respect to genres and singers.For me it is 'A purely refined version of Dabangg' with some more energy.Sajid-wajid have replaced each song of same genre with the new one.However, the idea succeeds.Sajid-wajid who are believed to be finest among finest composers, and have assisted almost every big name lives up to the spirit, presenting a newly reformed Dabangg soundtrack. Appeals to
the mass audience because it?s simple, catchy, easy on the ears.Each song justifies its moments.A comfortable win!
A hugely hyped song on the album Fevicol se, sung by Mamta Sharma and featuring Kareena Kapoor draws heavy inspiration from the Rajasthani folk number Holiya mein ude re gulaal. The desi lyrics that go Main hoon tandoori murgi piya, gatkaale piya alcohol se and Laundia patayenge miss call se ably support the raw gawti backdrop of the film. Mamta returns to what shes known to do best an item number with another chartbuster track. This one is gonna stick with its fans for a long time!
Saanso ne sounds similar to Taakte rehte tujhko and has the same romantic feel. A melodious hook and nice musical arrangements give you that quintessential 90s song feel. Sonu Nigam and Tulsi Kumar perform their best. It doesnt qualify as one of the best romantic songs ever, but has the potential to grow on you with time.
Dabangg reloaded comes across as another powerful Sukhwinder Singh number. Like Omkara and the original Hud hud dabangg, this too will work well as a theme for the film and and for all Robinhood Pandey aka Sallus fans.
In short, the album has a lot of similarities with its prequel Dabangg with respect to genres and singers. Sajid-Wajid tactfully replace each song of a genre with a new one. The remix numbers Fevicol se, Pandeyjee seeti and Dabangg reloaded serve as icing on the cake for the potential-blockbuster album.
Dabangg 2 has lot of similarities with its previous sequel Dabangg with respect to genres and singers.For me it is 'A purely refined version of Dabangg' with some more energy.Sajid-wajid have replaced each song of same genre with the new one.However, the idea succeeds.Sajid-wajid who are believed to be finest among finest composers, and have assisted almost every big name lives up to the spirit, presenting a newly reformed Dabangg soundtrack. Appeals to
the mass audience because it?s simple, catchy, easy on the ears.Each song justifies its moments.A comfortable win!