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27 Oct, 2007

Dus Kahaniyaan (Hindi - Gourov Dasgupta, Bappa Lahiri, Shafqat Ali Khan & Anand Raaj Anand)

Posted by: Karthik In: Hindi OST

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Dus and Jaaniya are loaded with sloppy, uninspiring techno sounds. Gourov Dasgupta does better in the ballad-style Aaja Soniye, with interesting vocals by Sudhanshu Pandey. Mika’s Nachle Soniye is pedestrian, while Gourov’s last, O Maahiya sounds pretty groovy. Bappa’s Mushkil kushaa is outdated with only Kshitij’s voice to hold on to, and Kaala peela is marginally better of the two Shafqat composed tracks. Anand Raaj Anand scores with a pleasant Bin tum but his other, Bhula diya barely registers. The third CD with actors reciting Gulzar’s heartfelt poems amidst serene ambient music is infinitely better than this 4 composer soundtrack.

Note: Mushkil kushaa is by Bappa Lahiri, Bappida’s son. The two Shafqat Ali Khan composed tracks have been ‘produced’ by him as well. Thanks to Arun who pointed this. Post edited appropriately.

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7 Responses to "Dus Kahaniyaan (Hindi - Gourov Dasgupta, Bappa Lahiri, Shafqat Ali Khan & Anand Raaj Anand)"

1 | Arun

October 28th, 2007 at 9:54 am

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Karthik: It’s actually Bappa Lahiri, Bappi Da’s son!

Pretty mediocre soundtrack!

2 | Karthik

October 28th, 2007 at 10:04 am

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Oh yes, I had not seen the ‘a’…and assumed its our meezik man :-) Whichever way it is, Gulzar is the one who wins with his poems in CD 3!

3 | sun2fs

November 28th, 2007 at 10:48 am

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Aaja Soniye is mesmerising. Its one of the best ballads of 2007..soft, dreamy & delightful. Shweta Vijay sounds enigmatic & enchanting. This track deserves more than just a cursory mention, Karthik.

4 | Karthik

November 28th, 2007 at 10:54 am

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Oh! Lemme give it another listen and see if I have missed anything!

5 | Arun

November 28th, 2007 at 9:52 pm

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sun2fs: I agree! That song has grown immensely on me. Love the way it breaks into the sax interlude after the mukhda.

6 | Rishi

December 15th, 2007 at 12:37 pm

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So I actually never listened to this soundtrack based on this review.

A friend highly recommended it to me; relucantly, I picked it up and I quite enjoy it.

Granted, everyone has a different opinion, but it seems this soundtrack deserves a little more time. Just my view!

7 | Karthik

December 15th, 2007 at 12:40 pm

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I started liking Jaaniya to some extent, but thats about it. Didn’t like anything else even after repeated listening - good that you liked this one more!

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  • Arun: There's also Bombay and Kolkata as part of the series. Definitely, a commendable effort by Saregama!
  • shriramece: "Thajam thajam" is outstanding! A blend of many raagas, I feel.... I can find traces of Reetigowlai, then Bhageshri & later Sriranjani! Wow... a g
  • Satissh: Karthik, I think this guy's albums don't deserve a review from you. There has never been a decent effort from him ever! Cheers! Satissh

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