The director (some call him auteur, and deservedly so) of the much-hyped Padmaavat that releases this week was quoted in one interaction as saying that whenever he feels low he turns to the comforting world of old Bollywood songs and life seems fine all over again. In media interviews, which he grants ever so rarely, Sanjay Leela Bhansali has always emphasised his undying love for Hindi film music. The end of the song is interesting as it gets high on emotional content.Sanjay Leela Bhansali started off his career as a song director. Lahu muh lag gaya is high on music, but not attention grabbing. The singer takes the song and the music to another level. It can strike an instant chord with the emotional audiences. It starts with temple bells and has a spiritual feel to it. Singer Arijit Singh surprises with Lal ishq. Slightly lengthy, its music has a little disc spinning. Ishqyaun dhishqyaun is all about fun and frolic. One might find it difficult to understand the language, but the passion in the music hooks the listeners. Do not confuse it with the fast paced dance number. Sung by Osman Mir and Aditi Paul, it is a happy, naughty and fun song. Shorter then the earlier one, it might not be among the best songs of the album.ĭipped in Rajasthani flavour, Mor bani thangat boasts of colourful culture. This is a singer's track and Shreya Ghoshal is the heroine of the song. Seldom does one find such a soothing, slow-paced romantic song. You are enchanted once the beautiful and slow number unfolds. Barring a few, all the songs are worth listening to.Īditi Paul and Shail Hada soulfully sing the first track Ang laga de.
Director Sanjay Leela Bhansali, known for making many a magum-opus, adds grandeur to the album with his compositions but at the same time gives enough space to his singers to shine. Packed with 10 culturally nourished songs, the Ram-Leela soundtrack has no remix or reprised version, but it's a feast for music lovers. Singers: Bhoomi Trivedi, Shail Hada, Aditi Paul, Osman Mir, Shreya Ghoshal, Arijit Singh, and Aditya Narayan
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