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August 2007 - Bollywood Music Reviews

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  • Chhodon Naa Yaar

    Jimmy Sheirgill's films continue to make their presence felt. While Victoria No. 203 releases this weekend, promotion of his upcoming release Chhodon Naa Yaar has also begun. Produced by Sameer Gaikwad (who was also the co-producer of award winning Marathi feature film 'Dombivali Fast), the film marks the directorial debut of Dilip Sood. Touted to be an adventure thriller, 'Chhodon Naa Yaar' stars Kabir Sadanand and Farid Amri along with Kim Sharma as the female lead. One doesn't...

  • Victoria No. 203

    The way Victoria No. 203 is arriving at theaters is baffling to say the least. While on one hand there are films that make a lot of noise throughout their making with or without any credentials to boast of, on the other hand there is this film which is a remake of 70s namesake comic thriller but is virtually coming unannounced. With its audio release happening barely 10 days before the film's release and an overall promotion too leaving a lot to be desired, one only tends to get apprehensive...

  • Nanhe

    Decades back Dharmendra starred in Hrishikesh Mukherjee directed Guddi, as himself. The film's theme revolved around a girl, played by Jaya Bhaduri who was fascinated by the superstar. More than 35 years later, Bobby Deol too enacts a similar role, though this time, the girl is replaced by a young boy, aptly named 'Nanhe', who is his die hard fan and lives in a belief that one day he would come face to face with his screen idol. Samir Karnik the director debuted with 'Kyon Ho Gaya...

  • Dhol

    Off late, one factor which has become common in each of the films coming from Priyadarshan is Pritam's music. Garam Masala and Bhagam Bhag had the composer creating some catchy rhythmic tunes for the film maker. Now it is expected that Dhol too would be carrying forward the trend, especially so since the film is touted to be a breezy youthful entertainer with predominantly young starcast comprising of Sharman Joshi, Tusshar Kapoor, Kunal Khemu, Tanushree Datta, Rajpal Yadav and Payal Rohatgi...

  • Ram Gopal Varma Ki Aag

    Ram Gopal Varma was right. From not even a single angle does his 'Aag' resemble all time 'masala' classic 'Sholay'. Though 31st August would finally reveal that how far does his 'tribute' to the classic work, one look at the songs currently being on at the small screen prove that the director has gone off tangent when it comes to music of the film. With sole exception of 'Mehbooba Mehbooba', there is no 'Yeh Dosti', no 'Koyi Haseena', no 'Holi...

  • Go

    Now this one is a scary album to listen. When the credits display song titles like 'Kaash', 'Oooh', 'Go', 'So Cool' and 'Dhan Tan Tan', one thing is for sure that the soundtrack is not meant to be taken seriously. Add to it the title of the film itself being Go and you actually start wondering where exactly to 'go'! Pun intended. One of Ram Gopal Varma's long in the making films that suddenly finds itself in the limelight when two RGV directed films...

  • Dhamaal

    Indra Kumar has hardly lost the plot when it comes to movies directed by him or the soundtrack of his films. Ok, so Pyaare Mohan was an exception but the director promises to bounce back with Dhamaal which is looking, what else, but absolute 'dhamaal'! This is the very reason why Adnan Sami seems to be the unlikeliest of composers for making songs for the film since the romantic man has been famous more for his mushy/sad numbers than anything else. There has been a 'Lift Kara De'...

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