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Star cast of Prince It's Showtime
Star cast of Prince It's Showtime includes Vivek Oberoi, Nandana Sen, Rajesh Khattar, Sanjay Kapoor, Dalip Tahil, Mohit
Its tough calling this offering by Tips music a ‘mixed bag‘. To qualify for that tag, there perhaps needs to be more than one good song. Doesn’t seem so here.
Sachin Gupta’s title track has promise. Incorporated into the lead song, the title track has really helped add pluck to the opening song in the 16-track album.
But other than that Sachin Gupta’s music is uninspiring, despite having a wide range of singers pitching in. Sameer’s lyrics are jaded. For the producer’s sake, let us hope that the album is not a true representation of the movie.
O Mere Khuda: The album leads with this song. And without a doubt it’s the best of the lot. After a lead-in to this foot-tapping song by Garima Jhingon, Atif Aslam takes over the song. Refreshingly upbeat, the song lives up to its notch in the album, although Atif sounds a bit jaded and overpowered by the accompanying music. The drums and a very tearing (Mission Impossible) kind of rhythm — which is incidentally also the instrumental title track, does well to pack in the punch.
Tere liye: Shreya Goshal has really been wasted with such elan by Sachin Gupta. One of the more enlivening contemporary singers, Shreya’s voice has been reduced to near pedestrianism with completely unnecessary electronical modulation.
Kaun hoon main: Atif, who has in the past been so successful in bridging together sufiana-romanticism and immensely popularizing such songs, does badly in this one. ‘Kaun hoon main’ can easily be slotted as one of those ’wannabe sufi’ tracks. It simply does not have enough soul to qualify for a sufi song. And music… the free flowing music which is often the hallmark of great sufi songs, simply does not alleviate enough.
Aa bhi ja sanam: Another song with potential, laid waste. In the beginning Aa bhi ja sanam seems like one of those songs which Atif Aslam simply cannot get wrong. It is tailor made for him. The pathos, a lover’s wailful-wish, which the singer has so popularly rendered in the past. However Sachin Gupta’s music is weak and the lyrics weaker… Here’s a couple of lines… ‘Baahon mein chehra hoga… chehre pe pehra hoga‘. Makes sense?
Jiyara Jiyara: Cheesy… Purely and positively cheesy. Sounds like a bad song plucked from the early nineties and rammed down the ear drums of 21st century listeners. Alisha Chinai and Hard Kaur do not pass muster.
Ishq mein: The last straight song before the remixes slip in. Ishq mein makes perfectly sense as the last song in an otherwise so-so album. Very unoriginal, very unimpressive. Unless this song is picturised in a B-grade dance bar sequence, it might not pass muster with the audience.
