{"id":408,"date":"2016-04-07T16:38:57","date_gmt":"2016-04-07T11:08:57","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.swudzy.com\/?p=408"},"modified":"2016-04-07T16:38:57","modified_gmt":"2016-04-07T11:08:57","slug":"laal-rang-music-review","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swudzy.com\/laal-rang-music-review\/","title":{"rendered":"LAAL RANG Music Review: Exploring Eccentricity"},"content":{"rendered":"

Before the trailer<\/a> of the movie “Laal Rang”<\/strong> was released, not much people knew about the movie, but it generated the curiosity. And when the first single ‘Bhaang Ragad Ke<\/strong>‘ was released, we were excited about the full album. The full music album<\/strong> is here, and so are we with the Laal Rang Music Review.<\/strong><\/p>\n

1.Bhaang Ragad Ke<\/h2>\n

Revamping the classical Haryanvi Folk<\/strong> song “Tu Raja Ki Raj Dulari<\/strong>” with some heavy rock beats, this song could be the new favorite for stoners. Jokes apart, we think this is a really awesome combination<\/strong> and does take us to a trance.<\/strong> However, the song drops effect<\/strong> during the stanzas but catches up with the hook. The song is good, but having said that, we would also like to mention that we liked Sneha Khanwalkar<\/strong>‘s version<\/strong> from the movie “Oye Lucky! Lucky Oye!<\/strong>” more. No harm in listening to this track, but we won’t have it in our playlist. We do expect it to be vital in the movie.<\/p>\n

2. Bawli Booch<\/h2>\n

Another catchphrase taken from the Haryanvi Dialect and making a soft rock song with a roll. While Dushyant Kumar’s words enhance the beauty of the song,<\/strong> the real star of the song is Mathias Duplessy’s<\/strong> music. It really sets the mood.<\/strong> Also, the music has a really cute video<\/strong> which was released last week. We must say, that this song sung by Vikas Kumar<\/strong> sets us grooving<\/strong> to its tune. Must have in your playlist.<\/p>\n

3. Mera Mann<\/h2>\n

From the title of the song itself, it can be identified that this is going to be a romantic track.<\/strong> While the song is good to listen<\/strong> and has a catchy hook, we somehow felt it does not connect<\/strong> that well with the listeners. This kind of songs have been produced quite often<\/strong> and probably this is the reason the song doesn’t excite us. However, the credits from Shiraz Uppal<\/strong> and Kashif Ali<\/strong> cannot be taken away. Lyrics by Shakeel Sohail<\/strong> are decent<\/p>\n

4. Aye Khuda<\/h2>\n

Here we say it. This is the best track<\/strong> on the album. We wonder why is it not the first or the second track on the album. The beautifully crafted lyrics<\/strong> by Kausar Munir<\/strong> are so effective that you sway with<\/strong> the lyrics(yeah we know we aren’t saying music here). And anything that can be said about the music by Mathias Duplessy<\/strong> will be less. Certainly one of the best songs<\/strong> of the year so far. Also, due credits to Mukhtiyaar Ali <\/strong>and Sameer Khan<\/strong> for voicing this conversation of a ‘Bandaa<\/em>‘ with his ‘Khuda<\/em>‘.<\/p>\n

5. Laali<\/h2>\n

Ah! Another awesome track. This track is a pure gem<\/strong> by Mathias Duplessy.\u00a0<\/strong>The strong lyrics<\/strong> by Kausar Munir<\/strong> effectively tell the story of the primary characters<\/strong> in the movie. This song is gritty and equally amazing. Also, did we already say that the music is awesome<\/strong>?\u00a0Oh yes! we did. And we will say it again. The orchestration<\/strong> is really full of trance.<\/p>\n

6. Kharch Karod<\/h2>\n

It is the weakest song<\/strong> of the album. It has all the elements. The quirky lyrics<\/strong> by the singer Vikas Kumar,<\/strong> the music for a perfect Baarat<\/strong> and Night Club<\/strong> Song. But the mix is not so great and might be enjoyed only by hardcore Haryanvi’s and drunk baraatis.<\/p>\n

This song has a slow version<\/strong> as well. And it is no better than the original song. But it helps you sway with the music when the vocals are not audible. This song is so sad,<\/strong> the listeners might cry<\/strong> upon hearing it. Yup! There is a pun. However, we do hope it may yield some emotions in the movie.<\/p>\n

Listen to the songs here.<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n