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By Joginder Tuteja, May 27, 2002 - 17:47 IST
It's no stopping Chi Chi bhaiya!! Barely has Pyaar
Deewana Hota Hai come and gone, comes another
supposedly fun filled flick - Waah! Tera Kya Kehna.
A film with an unusual title that has Raveena Tandon
and Preeti Jhangiani playing the female leads. And
surprise surprise - it also stars Shammi Kapoor! Now
this should be some riot movie!! WTKK is produced by
Sibte Hasaan Rizvi and directed by Manoj Agarwal who
has a flop Pardesi Babu and an average hit - Hadh
Kardi Aapne behind him. Incidentally both the films
starred Govinda. Sameer writes the lyrics whereas
Jatin-Lalit compose.
Highlight of WTKK is the Hinglish song 'I want money'
sung by Govinda himself in company of Shweta Pandit.
Song is heavily inspired by Jim Carrey style of
dialogue delivery. This number conveys a lot about the
movie where the main protagonist hides no desire for
money in his life - this way or that way! Kind of a
comic song which is strictly for Govinda's fans.
'Mujhe Teri Nazar' which features twice in the album
and has been sung by Udit Narayan and Alka Yagnik is a
routine Bambaiya love song that doesn't have the
appropriate punch with it that can make it rise it
above an average love. The girl who was the most
dressed in the youth brigade of Mohabbatein tries to
shed her inhibitions in this number and infuses some
oomph in this number (and remaining movie as well - as
the promos and the album inlay cover suggests.) Ya, we
are talking about Preeti Jhangiani who proves that she
is not just a 'chui-mui' girl any more!!
Another duet by Udit Narayan and Alka Yagnik is even
less impressive 'Ye Mujhe Kya Hoowa'. A love song, it
fails to invoke any lovey dovey feeling. Typical
lyrics make the song even more predictable. A No-No !!
Sudhesh Bhosle imitates Mehmood well in the hyderabadi
number Halloo Halloo. A number composed strictly for a
select audience, it has the ever-sensuous Anuradha
Sriram singing in the hyderabadi accent. A fairly
enjoyable number only if you a Govinda fan.
If you really want to lose all your sensibilities and
hair by scratching your head and thinking where hindi
movie songs are heading for then just listen to
'Karele Ki Shaadi'. One of the most irritating songs
written and composed in recent years, it is surprising
to hear Abhijeet singing such an insane number. The
only thing understood in the song is that the singer
sings half the number in 'totli zubaan' and recites
more than half the vegetable names. Hear it an you may
not believe it even then!! God knows what the number
is all about!! In fact the album may be bought just
to get an answer to this.
The title song is disappointing as well. It is a
qawalli sung by Roopkumar Rathod and Kavita
Krishnamurthy and is a poor caricature of the qawallis
composed earlier. After a while, it starts getting on
your nerves and you heave a sigh when the qawalli gets
over. And this is not for one but two reasons. One
that the qawalli itself is boring and second that it
is the last track of the album and you know that you
don't have to expose yourself to more torture. Do we
need to say anything more about Waah! Tera Kya Kehna.
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