{"id":535,"date":"2016-05-05T15:38:59","date_gmt":"2016-05-05T10:08:59","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.swudzy.com\/?p=535"},"modified":"2016-05-05T15:38:59","modified_gmt":"2016-05-05T10:08:59","slug":"1920-london-music-review","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swudzy.com\/1920-london-music-review\/","title":{"rendered":"1920 LONDON Music Review: Disappoints at Melody and Recall Value"},"content":{"rendered":"

The third movie in the 1920<\/strong> franchise, 1920 London\u00a0<\/strong>releases this week, and right before that, we take a look at its music track-by-track<\/strong> and present you with the detailed 1920 London Music Review<\/strong>. The album brings back the voices like K.K., Shaan, and Mohit Chauhan<\/strong> back after some time, but does it pay for the same? Check for yourself what you found a hit and what a miss.<\/p>\n

1. Gumnaam Hai Koi<\/h2>\n

Remember that awesome track in the horror movie Gumnaam<\/strong>? That song gets retouched just like any other movie whose music is released under T-Series<\/strong>‘ banner. We might definitely feel sorry for the original track after this remake. However, it still is one of the better tracks on this album. Sung by Antara Mitra and Jubin Nautiyal<\/strong>, this song starts off good but drops towards the stanzas. The hook sounds odd<\/strong> and the classic lyrics seem forced<\/strong> into the song as an ear-bait. Regardless, the fresh part of the lyrics, which is penned by Kunal Verma,<\/strong> are quite fine<\/strong>. And the music by Kaushik-Aakash<\/strong> is impressive.<\/strong> We Might keep it in our playlist for a few days before we listen to any better song.<\/p>\n

2. Aaj Ro Len De<\/h2>\n

Well, this song is actually good.<\/strong> We get a Sharib-Toshi<\/strong> feel to the song. However, the autotune electronic<\/strong> effects in the vocals at places make it irritating. The music pieces<\/strong> in the song are just awesome.<\/strong> We might give this song a chance in our playlist for about a week. Decent Track by Shaarib-Toshi, which features Shaarib Sabri’s voice<\/strong> on lyrics co-written by Kalim Sheikh<\/strong> along with the Sabri brothers.<\/p>\n

3. Rootha Kyun<\/h2>\n

Wow, the song starts<\/strong> on an amazing<\/strong> note. It is pleasant to listen to Mohit Chauhan<\/strong> after some time. As refreshing<\/strong> voice as always. However, apart from the mesmerizing voice of Mohit, there is not much<\/strong> to the song as the lyrics by Azim Shirazi<\/strong> fall decent<\/strong> and music by Shaarib-Toshi<\/strong> fails<\/strong> to impress. Not in our playlist. Payal Dev<\/strong> also tries to match up with Chauhan in the vocals department but falls short.<\/strong><\/p>\n

4. Tujhko Main<\/h2>\n

Now we have Shaan<\/strong>‘s voice trying to reach to our hearts through the ear. However, another decent<\/strong> lyrical by Azim Shirazi<\/strong> on the music of Shaarib-Toshi<\/strong> pulls<\/strong> it back. Nothing impressive<\/strong> in this song. It almost looks like a misfit.<\/strong> Definitely not going to be a part of our playlist.<\/p>\n

5. Aafreen<\/h2>\n

Okay, Now we are talking. K.K.<\/strong> and Antara Mitra<\/strong> are here with this awesome<\/strong> track. A definite melody<\/strong> to the ears and an upbeat music to uplift the mood. Not so great but fine lyrics<\/strong> by Prashant Ingole<\/strong> and the music by Kaushik and Akash J.A.M<\/strong> just complement each other. Fine track. Will definitely keep in our playlist for a while.<\/p>\n

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