{"id":546,"date":"2016-05-05T18:02:30","date_gmt":"2016-05-05T12:32:30","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.swudzy.com\/?p=546"},"modified":"2016-05-05T18:02:30","modified_gmt":"2016-05-05T12:32:30","slug":"traffic-music-review","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swudzy.com\/traffic-music-review\/","title":{"rendered":"TRAFFIC Music Review : Soft, Not so Soothing."},"content":{"rendered":"

The third Hindi movie that will release this week is Manoj Bajpayee,<\/strong> Jimmy Sheirgill<\/strong> and Divya Dutta<\/strong> starrer\u00a0‘Traffic<\/strong>‘. The movie is based on a Malayalam<\/strong> movie of the same movie directed by the same director. The trailer<\/a>\u00a0of this movie got amazing praises and we ourselves gave it a good rating. But the music of the movie is a completely different<\/strong> aspect and here we are with the full Traffic Music Review<\/strong> for all you Swudzians.<\/em><\/p>\n

1. Keh Bhi De<\/h2>\n

Okay. The music<\/strong> of this song is awesome.<\/strong> Heart touching. Also, the lyrics<\/strong> of this song are superb<\/strong>, carrying a lot of meaning into them. However,<\/strong> speaking personally, this song did not appeal<\/strong> to us. Probably the lyrics and the music did not complement<\/strong> each other. Benny Dayal<\/strong> and Palak Muchhal<\/strong> lend their beautiful voices to this track. The lyrics are penned by A.M. Turaz<\/strong> and the music is by Mithoon.<\/strong> We might not<\/strong> have this track in our playlist.<\/p>\n

2. Neki Ki Raah<\/h2>\n

This song is written and composed by Mithoon<\/strong> and is sung by Arijit Singh<\/strong> with Mithoon.<\/strong> The music of the movie again touches the soul, but the lyrics seem to fall out of rhythm.<\/strong> Overall, this song swings between Okay and Very good.<\/strong> Still, not enough<\/strong> to secure a place in our playlist.<\/p>\n

3. Kuchh Der<\/h2>\n

This one is probably the best track on the album.<\/strong> Palak Muchhal<\/strong> shines out\u00a0bright<\/strong> in this soft and soothing song. Mithoon<\/strong> shows why he is the ‘go-to<\/strong>‘ musician for the music of a certain genre. The pace of the song, along with the percussions, and the flute, all match up just perfectly.<\/strong> It really sets the mood of the song and makes you feel it. Mithoon has produced a marvel<\/strong> here. Kudos!<\/strong> A definite spot in our playlist.<\/strong><\/p>\n

4. Vitthala Naam<\/h2>\n

This appears to be a \u00a0background song<\/strong> for the high moment<\/strong> of the movie occurring somewhere in the third act of the movie. It is full of energy<\/strong> and pump. This song is of that kind that beautifies the narrative, even though having no importance on their own. The music by Shailendra Barve<\/strong> is nothing extraordinary<\/strong> but the production is awesome.<\/strong> The lyrics<\/strong>\u00a0by Jitendra Joshi are also decent<\/strong> but acceptable. Vocals fail to impress.<\/p>\n

5. Tu Alvida<\/h2>\n

Sayeed Quadri<\/strong> pens down lyrics for this Mithoon<\/strong> production. This song is another soothing track from the album. It touches the heart, and the vocals are beautiful by Aakanksha Sharma<\/strong> and Mithoon.<\/strong> However, despite the amazing music and lyrics, the song falls short<\/strong> of being outstanding.<\/strong> Regardless, it secures a spot<\/strong> in our playlist.<\/p>\n

Listen to the soundtracks yourselves here.<\/strong><\/p>\n