The title song has an intriguing structure which the composer reigns in admirably – his unconventional voice only adds to the novelty. Khushi’s jazz appeal is overshadowed by the ambling tune, while the very catchy Oop cha, despite that Pritam-like sound, has enough variations from Dhruv to call it his own. Bandagi is the real highlight of the soundtrack – Sunidhi and Roop Kumar Rathod waft through this haunting melody with remarkable ease. But, even with a rich vocal backing, the lori, Nanhe, is hackneyed. Even with only three interesting tracks, Dhruv Ghanekar does make a musically rich solo debut.
Keywords: Abhishek Bachchan, Priyanka Chopra, Dhruv Ghanekar, Dhruv-Ashu
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1 | Milliblog Music review: Drona (Hindi - Dhruv Ghanekar) : NAACHGAANA
September 9th, 2008 at 10:24 pm
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2 | jaydeep
September 16th, 2008 at 11:34 pm
I liked this album. Bandagi is an absolute treat. Title song and Oop cha are great. The promos really got me curious to check the credits from the very first day.
I guess we finally have a special effects movie with a sound track to match.
3 | ohwhatever
September 27th, 2008 at 1:32 am
Do you notice a similarity in the start of Bandagi with the way Rahman starts with Tere Bina in Guru? The remainder seems completely different but the start is striking!
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