I am so so glad to hear such lyrics, reminds me of our older cinema. Also so glad that someone dares to make different music, so unlike the Hinglish songs that are so rampant these days in Bollywood. About the audience who have been pumped with non stop dance music, don't know how much they will digest this kind of meaninful/'appropriate to the film's storyline' music. Anyway, I can still write my short review. Overall music, deserves 4/5. Kaminey - is my favorite, love the lyrics,the plight of the 'Kaminey' is so beauifully put together in words. Vishal Bhardway sings it to perfection. Dhan ta nan - of course I love it, for its dance floor beats (it is so reminiscent of the 70's music I grew up with). Can't go wrong with this one. Go Charlie Go - excellent putting together of situational music, you can actually feel what would be happening when the music plays in the background. Raat Ke dhai Baje - This would have to grow on me. I suppose I will like it more when I see the picturisation. Fatak - Needs to grow on me same as Raat ke dhai baje, I sure look forward to the picturisation. This is a song meant to encourage the use of condoms in red light areas, so I want it to do well. India does need to be made aware of the gravity of AIDS and what better medium than a Bollywood film to do so. Socially conscious cinema wah! didn't know it existed in Bollywood :) Pehli Baar Mohabbat - I really like the rendition of this (great guitar, love it), Mohit Chauhan has sung it so beautifully, it hits your heart straight off. Lovely!
