#Karz movie himesh tv#

After a while, you just begin to accept it for what it is and enjoy it to the fullest. Sisak Sisak Ke initially sounds like an average track but as usual, Himesh is able to come up with a chorus that sticks in your head even if you donвЂ™t want it to. The Remix version completely butchers the wonderful original. He gets all the notes right and even if this track doesnвЂ™t catch on as fast as the more fast-paced tracks, it slowly grows on you. Himesh softly croons this number and doesnвЂ™t go over the top very often, which is a very pleasant surprise. Even the Remix is worth the skip.Д«eginning with a beautiful melody, Dhoom Tere Ishq Ki gets off to a great start with fantastic musical arrangement. This track lacks the engrossing musical factor that seemed to be present in the last three. The track will most likely take you back to vintage Himesh tracks from a year back, along the lines of вЂAafreenвЂ™ from the film Red. Tulsi Kumar gives Himesh company in this duet and gives a nice rendition. This one puts more emphasis on classical tunes but also mixes in a few hip hop and rap beats.

The last three tracks were more modern compared to this track. Soniye Je Tere serves as the first emotionally charged love track of the soundtrack. The Remix version goes for a much faster tempo although the repetition of the chorus line tests your annoyance. Himesh and SunidhiвЂ™s vocals compliment the vibe of the song perfectly. The English lyrics have been done to taste. The guitar beats are amongst the best and with the reggae flavour, the track is a sure-fire hit. It really comes as a shock when you actually start singing along to this catchy tune. Now when you have a song titled Tandoori Nights, your expectations lower a bit. With each and every song in the album, the musical arrangements keep getting better and better. The song also comes in an Indian Mix and Electro Mix and both are equally good and give a new flavour to the original. The musical arrangements once again grips you to the song. The guitar strums a beautiful note as it smoothly blends with the drum beats. Himesh starts off the track with a few less than effective dialogues expressing his dire need to find his love. Hari Om serves to be the alternative to the originalвЂ™s вЂOm Shanti OmвЂ™. So in that sense, it really is to HimeshвЂ™s credit that he steered away from that route (except for one track, but more on that later!). Usually with remade soundtracks, we get oldie goldies butchered to death with unnecessary techno beats and fast tempo. The Lut Jaon Remix speeds it up with the techno background beats switching the track into a foot tapping dance number although one wonders whether this remix is actually necessary. The melody and musical arrangements of the song are praiseworthy and beautifully put together and are the winning factors of the song. HimeshвЂ™s vocals follow soon after and it is a pleasant surprise to hear that the singer has toned down his nasal-y vocals.

The track starts off on a haunting new note with Harshdeep Kaur giving a soulful opening.

#Karz movie himesh tv#

Reshammiya do justice to the expectations set by an album that defined Hindi music years ago? Has the artist re-invented himself after churning out some monotonous albums in the last couple of years? Is the 2-CD compilation really worth your money? LetвЂ™s have a listen, shall we!ДЇirst up we have Lut Jaon that is already doing the rounds on TV and quickly turning out to be a favourite. Produced under the T-series label, the movieвЂ™s soundtrack is made up of 9 tracks and 10 remixes. It is hardly a surprise that the multifaceted Himesh Reshammiya is also donning the music director cap for his second feature film. The cast comprises of Himesh Reshammiya, Urmila Matondkar and Indra KumarвЂ™s daughter Shweta Kumar who makes her Bollywood debut. The industry was buzzing with surprise, curiosity and even criticism upon the announcement of the film. After 28 years, director Satish Kaushik has braved it all to remake the classic for the modern-day Bollywood audience. Ever since, many have created movies loosely based on Karz, the latest example being last yearвЂ™s Om Shanti Om. Subhash GhaiвЂ™s classic Karz starring Rishi Kapoor, Simi Garewal and Tina Munim was one of the most prominent and well known Bollywood movies of the 80s.