Dulha Mil Gaya Bollywood Music Preview
Dulha Mil Gaya Overview
Starring : Mohit Chadha, Beena Kak, Fardeen Khan, Shahrukh Khan more...
Director : Mudassar Aziz
Language : Hindi
Genre : General.
Banner : Maverick Productions, Insight Productions
Release Date : Jan 8 2010
Singers: Adnan Sami, Saler Mehndi, Anushka Manchanda, Sonu Nigam, Shreya Ghoshal, Amit Kumar, Neera Shridhar and Monali
Composer: Lali Pandit
Rating: 1.5 on 5
Dulha Mil Gaya Music Review
The album of the dated film is finally out and the music is composed by the forgotten Lalit Pandit. The promo plays so often on TV that the title song has become annoying. One shudders on seeing 11 tracks listed on the album.
The album opens with Akela dil sung by Anushka and Adnan Sami, both wasted in the tuneless, wannabe hip-hop track that goes on forever. Everything in the song seems forced! The incessant clapping, guitar tunes and ‘nanana’ get on your nerves.
Aaja mera ranjhana is your typical 90s wedding song. You can even imagine the red and gold costumes everyone will wear and their dance moves. It brings back memories of Saajan ji ghar aaye from Kuch Kuch Hota Hai. Listen to that instead.
Magar meri jaan sounds like something you’ve heard before which is why it is tolerable. It tries too hard to be upbeat and rapturous.
Tu jo jaan le is the standard Sonu Nigam song. The piano and guitars are pretty good and Sonu takes the song a few notches higher.
Rang diya dil is the kind of Amrita Rao would be part of. Imagine a girl waiting in the village for her lover and praying to the moon. So it is typical and very 90s.
Shiri farhad tu meri shiri is sung by the energetic Neeraj Shridhar but even he cannot salvage this banal song. Next, please!
Dulha mil gaya has shades of Mar jaani and is a watered-down version of that song. If you were wondering where Daler Mehndi was all along, he is back and infuses an unmatched energy into this song. It is catchy and can become quite popular especially because of the wedding season. It isn’t a memorable track, however!
Dilrubaon ke jalwe is a qawalli and an attempt to recreate SRK and Sush’s chemistry from Tumse milke from Main Hoon Na. You don’t want to stick around till it is over.
