Music: Sohail Sen
1. Choomantar ------------------- 7/10
This is the peppiest song of the album. It is adorable in it's style and tempo and never goes over the top. The strategic turntable scratching sounds give it a hip angle. This track makes for a perfect road-trip song. The musical style is trademark Sohail Sen.
2. Dhunki -------------------------- 7/10
Rock music, energy and Bollywood music meet in this album. The kind of genre dominated by men, is executed beautifully and confidently by the husky voiced Neha Bhasin. Her voice and style has a likeness of Sunidhi Chauhan, but she does add her own flavor to it. Short and energetic, a good song to bump up the volume.
3. Isq Risk ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6/10
4. Isq Risk (Risky Mix) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 6/10
Vintage Rahat Fateh Ali Khan. He cannot get any better than this. A lovely qawwali styled song with interesting lyrics with an ambivalent outlook towards love and romance. Repetitiveness or the length of the song takes out some magic from this one. Otherwise, a great song. The Risky Mix is also well done, adding a zesty angle to the track. Good to go for discotheques.
5. Mere Brother Ki Dulhan ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 6/10
A pretty average track, tune and beats wise, but a fun song portraying the aspects of bride search and their impossible to meet requirements.
Final verdict: Overall, gets a 6/10. Good on the entertainment quotient, not a chartbuster though. Decent job done by Sohail Sen.
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Music: Akshay Bafila
Terrible little album. Totally smacks of a second tier movie. Very 90s, mellow and boring. It's hilarious to think of the lyrics of Chinese Khushi that talks about love that did not last long, which essentially equates poor quality, short-lived goods to Chinese products. Apart from this desperate attempt to find some humor, the album brings us no joy.
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