‘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.


Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na - Youthfully Romantic!
‘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 - Decent start for debutant Sohail Sen
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.
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Tashan - A good blend of English, Hindi and Bhojpuri
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

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Jannat - An interesting album
Pritam returns to the Bhatt camp after some great hits be it

Gangster, Woh Lamhe or Awarapan. Mukesh Bhatt and Mahesh Bhatt known

for the subject’s explored and great music offered by their films,

this time explore the world of cricket.