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Vishal`s `Kaminey` score is still rocking

After giving pulsating music in "Satya", "Maachis" and "Omkara", Vishal Bhardwaj has come up with another rocking score in "Kaminey", songs of which have already became a rage and the theme tune a favourite ringtone.

New Delhi: After giving pulsating music in "Satya", "Maachis" and "Omkara", Vishal Bhardwaj has come up with another rocking score in "Kaminey", songs of which have already became a rage and the theme tune a favourite ringtone. The album opens with the foot-tapping and energy-filled `Dhan te nan` sung by Sukhwinder Singh and Vishal Dadlani.
While Sukhwinder is able to do full justice to the rhythmic flow of the song with his voice, Dadlani brings in it the aggressive element. And added to these is the rock and roll touch which makes the song a runaway hit. Mohit Chouhan has become a sought-after singer these days. Be it `Tum se hi` ("Jab We Met") or `Masakali` ("Delhi 6"), the Silk Route lead man has not let his composers down. The melodious and romantic `Pehli baar mohabbat` is almost sung to perfection by Mohit, making it a great listen. `Raat ke dhai baje` is another rollicking situational number. Vishal has a come up with a great combination for the song -- Suresh Wadekar and Sunidhi Chauhan along with Rekha Bhardwaj and Kunal Ganjawala. A rustic feel to the song makes it more hummable. Vishal himself sings the slow and mellow title track `Kaminey`. There are two remixes -- `Dhan te nan` and `Raat ke dhai baje`. And then there is two-minute instrumental piece `Go Charlie`. In "Kaminey", Vishal conjures almost magic and comes up with a laudable effort. The album is really worth buying. Soundtrack: "Kaminey"; Music: Vishal Bhardwaj; Lyrics: Gulzar; Label: T-Series; Price: Rs 160 (CD) Bureau Report