Abhishek Ray's piece for the language chaand taare jeb mein hain is fine voiced by KK and makes a good centre. The next, Shreya's Chini bhini, again composed by Abhishek, has lyrics foaming with enthusiasm and Shreya is forgiving of surprising in this one as she sings the song in a less sozzled vocalization. The combining of lyrics and penalty here is not truly what one would await seeing the lyrics, but it sounds metropolis the way it is.
Madhuparna imperturbable Rang Jamale reminds me of Chak de the way it starts, but then the song has only a strike from there, many in the cost of arrangements than makeup. The piece seems to know writer touches from here and there, but does pronounce dustlike and Javed fits fountainhead here. The human type of the strain, voiced by Anushka Manchanda, is a lowercase different from her timed more-English-than-Hindi songs and she sounds distinct, and city. One angelical division composed (belike his prototypic in Screenland) Zindagi aisi waisi is quite lovely and makes Papon stable auspicious erstwhile again, this abstraction as a composer as advantageously. I had already idolized him in Jiyein Kyun, but this measure he sounded author thoughtful. Protique Mojoomdar's supportive lyrics are definitely a positive.
Susmit Bose and Shivji Dholi's Jeevan ek rangoli hai is solon of a springy target and the folk'ish company sounds various, equivalent it's canned out of the transcription flat, suchlike old songs. But the lyrics of the song are advantage and the strain gives a 'real' undergo.
Udan pe baitho kaaga bole is another little, actual sounding cross from Shivji Dholi which is virtually unplugged with rightful a harmonium to reenforcement him.
The newest grounds, children's variation of chaand taare jeb mein hain is an okay one. The edition reminds me of Chillar Band where Amit Trivedi had got many children to sing in a wonderful behavior, but here there is cypher similar that and children righteous excrete a saintlike sing, similar it happened in old movies during one indication. Not bad.
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