{"id":598,"date":"2016-05-12T13:47:18","date_gmt":"2016-05-12T08:17:18","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.swudzy.com\/?p=598"},"modified":"2016-05-12T13:47:18","modified_gmt":"2016-05-12T08:17:18","slug":"azhar-music-review","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swudzy.com\/azhar-music-review\/","title":{"rendered":"AZHAR Music Review : A Playlist in Itself"},"content":{"rendered":"

The biopic<\/a> of the controversial cricketer Mohammad Azharuddin<\/strong>, the Emraan Hashmi<\/strong>, Prachi Desai<\/strong> and Nargis Fakhri<\/strong> starrer ‘Azhar<\/strong>‘ is releasing tomorrow, and here we are with the music of the movie. The track by track analysis of the music album of Azhar is discussed with the headphones on. So head down below and read the complete Azhar Music Review<\/strong> now.<\/p>\n

1. Bol Do Na Zara<\/h2>\n

Another Amaal-Armaan<\/strong> combination with continued awesomeness.<\/strong> This song is purely magical<\/strong>. The hook of the song contains a brilliant swing<\/strong> to it that wins the song instantly. The lyrics by Rashmi Virag<\/strong> are soothing and lovely.\u00a0The seem to be the perfect match<\/strong> for the music. An awesome song. Surely we will keep it in our playlist.<\/p>\n

2. Itni Si Baat Hai<\/h2>\n

The lyrics by Manoj Yadav<\/strong> in this song are literally awesome.<\/strong> The music by Pritam<\/strong> seems to work fine <\/strong>here, but at some places, seems misfit<\/strong> for the song. Arijit<\/strong> here has a flair<\/strong> to his voice that attracts<\/strong> the ears. The part with Antara Mitra<\/strong> seems odd<\/strong> but is melodious.<\/strong> Overall a mixed bag.<\/strong> We might keep it in our playlist.<\/p>\n

3. Oye Oye<\/h2>\n

Re-vamping<\/strong> the iconic track from the movie ‘Tridev<\/strong>‘ ‘Gazar ne Kiya hai ishara<\/strong>‘, DJ Chetas<\/strong> seems to hit the right beats. We can sense the song to be a definite high point<\/strong> in the movie. Perhaps somewhere near the second act of the movie. The music video<\/strong> of the song is already<\/strong> a pretty decent hit<\/strong> among the viewers, However, we feel it does not suit to the era of the story<\/strong> being told. Regardless, Aditi Singh Sharma<\/strong>‘s voice with Armaan Malik<\/strong> works wonders<\/strong> here. Great Job. It is already in our playlists. And yeah! It is a perfect song for saturday night<\/strong> parties.<\/p>\n

4. Tu Hi Na Jaane<\/h2>\n

Sonu Nigam<\/strong> and Prakriti Kakkar<\/strong> join in with Amaal Mallik<\/strong> for this song. Kumaar<\/strong>‘s lyrics appear to be inspired from the iconic ghazal ‘Patta Patta, Boota Boota<\/strong>‘ and are pretty decent.<\/strong> Cannot complain against that as the awesome music<\/strong> continuously overpowers<\/strong> the song. Sonu Nigam<\/strong> is brilliant but the best part<\/strong> of the song is Prakriti Kakkar.<\/strong> Her voice engulfs you<\/strong> into the song. Awesome vocals. Just added it to the playlist.<\/p>\n

5. Jeetne Ke Liye<\/h2>\n

This is the song which might not suit the ears of many among the listeners. We are among them. We feel the lyrics were brilliant,<\/strong> inspiring and encouraging. The music,<\/strong> which is good during the dubstep<\/strong> in the hook, seems to be pale<\/strong> otherwise. KK’s<\/strong> vocals carry the charm<\/strong> but aren’t suited with the music. We will blame the music for the mediocrity<\/strong> of this song which will make it a mere background song which suits the movie but isn’t popular on the album.<\/p>\n

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