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Music Composer - Sachin Gupta.
Songs of Dil Kabaadi seems to be inspired from other songs, though you cannot inter relate the songs with any other song, yet the tunes do match at times.
Ehsaan - sung by Sachin is a nice song, though tune sounds very familiar. Sad yet not a slow song. At first you may not like the song but when you hear it again and again you may get hooked to it.
Uthale ya Phenk De - sung by Jaspreet Singh and Aditya Jassi is fun song. Again you may feel the tune is very familiar. The song would give you a hint about what the movie is all about. "Uthale ya Phenk De, Le le ya Chod de", does not make sense. Imagine a guy singing neighbor ka husband bhi acha lagta hai and den praising the doggy of his neighbor. The song is more confusing one, though tune is good. A Peppy dance number.
Zindagi Ye - sung by Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan’s nephew Rahet Fateh Ali Khan is a nice number. Again you can feel the song is very familiar to Bol na Halke Halke. It's a soothing number. Rahet Fateh Ali Khan is known for his soulful performance.
Ok-Tata-Done - sung by Mika err not exactly singing. Yeah this number is more like speaking than singing. It's more like instrumental and may be used as a background score in the movie.
Nasha Nashila - Sung by Poroma and Jaspreet Singh. The flute played in the background is the same that is played in Timbaland & Magoo’s hit ‘Indian Flute’.
Goodnight - sung by Jaspreet Singh, Poroma and Monali is very funny. Lyrics is written by Virag Mishra. The song offers not much. Punjabi dialogs in this song may add to its funniness.
Zindagi Ye(Rock Version) - Is not at all rocking. Please someone tell Mr. Gupta what Rock means. The song has been badly edited to make it look like rock song.
Ehsaan (Remix) - is a okay number, You may hear it playing in Clubs n Discs. The beats are again the one which you may have heard over and again in many other remix songs.
Over all It's not worth it. I would rate it 2 out of 5.
Songs of Dil Kabaadi seems to be inspired from other songs, though you cannot inter relate the songs with any other song, yet the tunes do match at times.
Ehsaan - sung by Sachin is a nice song, though tune sounds very familiar. Sad yet not a slow song. At first you may not like the song but when you hear it again and again you may get hooked to it.
Uthale ya Phenk De - sung by Jaspreet Singh and Aditya Jassi is fun song. Again you may feel the tune is very familiar. The song would give you a hint about what the movie is all about. "Uthale ya Phenk De, Le le ya Chod de", does not make sense. Imagine a guy singing neighbor ka husband bhi acha lagta hai and den praising the doggy of his neighbor. The song is more confusing one, though tune is good. A Peppy dance number.
Zindagi Ye - sung by Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan’s nephew Rahet Fateh Ali Khan is a nice number. Again you can feel the song is very familiar to Bol na Halke Halke. It's a soothing number. Rahet Fateh Ali Khan is known for his soulful performance.
Ok-Tata-Done - sung by Mika err not exactly singing. Yeah this number is more like speaking than singing. It's more like instrumental and may be used as a background score in the movie.
Nasha Nashila - Sung by Poroma and Jaspreet Singh. The flute played in the background is the same that is played in Timbaland & Magoo’s hit ‘Indian Flute’.
Goodnight - sung by Jaspreet Singh, Poroma and Monali is very funny. Lyrics is written by Virag Mishra. The song offers not much. Punjabi dialogs in this song may add to its funniness.
Zindagi Ye(Rock Version) - Is not at all rocking. Please someone tell Mr. Gupta what Rock means. The song has been badly edited to make it look like rock song.
Ehsaan (Remix) - is a okay number, You may hear it playing in Clubs n Discs. The beats are again the one which you may have heard over and again in many other remix songs.
Over all It's not worth it. I would rate it 2 out of 5.
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