Great album with a good variety of songs... Atif singing for Shahid is a perfect match lol  

Great album with a good variety of songs... Atif singing for Shahid is a perfect match lol  

on the Whole good Music by Pritam........specially The Bakhuda track picturing on Shahid and Vidya…  

on the Whole good Music by Pritam........specially The Bakhuda track picturing on Shahid and Vidya even the "Is this love" track sung by Mohit Chauhan & Shreya Ghoshal is a nice number........it surely reminds you of "Tum se hi" from Jab We Met Move your Body is fast number but it is not up to the mark Pritam has once again proved that he is a versatile music director  

only two songs are good ! PERIOD !  

only two songs are good ! PERIOD ! 

pritam done again very good job superb album.i like bakuda,ai paapi,soniye and move your body.  

pritam done again very good job superb album.i like bakuda,ai paapi,soniye and move your body. 

I Luv the songs, Cuz Shahid Kapoor is in the Movie, But other than dat, luv ALL teh songz  

I Luv the songs, Cuz Shahid Kapoor is in the Movie, But other than dat, luv ALL teh songz 

Joginder Tuteja writes about 'Soniye ve', "Even though this Sonu Nigam and Sunidhi Chauhan song…  

Joginder Tuteja writes about 'Soniye ve', "Even though this Sonu Nigam and Sunidhi Chauhan song comes with trademark Pritam arrangements..." How can that be? This song is composed by Sajid Wajid as guest composers? Hasn't Joginder seen the CD cover? 

aziz mrza's film always has some superb music be it raju ban gaya gentle man ,yes boss chalte…  

aziz mrza's film always has some superb music be it raju ban gaya gentle man ,yes boss chalte chalte or even chalte"even phir bhi dil hai hindustani had more then a decent music score. that’s why everyone is curious about kismat konnection’s music and with the present form in which pritam is it’s quite obvious to expect great music so enough of expection now time of verdict let’s get it clear "kismat konnection"fulfill all the hype it’s getting. the album begins with a bang with "ae paapi(tu hi meri soniye) with the neeraj sridhar the lucky mascot of pritam,he seems to be perfect male item singer. the perfect beginning a top class number ,the promo of the song is proving it to be a potential chartbuster song. then comes "bakhuda tumhi ho"with atif taking the charge on,there is something special in atif every thing he touch these days is turning into gold so why this song will be exception ,song has some nice lyrics thanx to sayed qadri who is seem to lost somewhere from sometimes ago but a nice comeback,as the song progress alka yagnik joins the song ,the song reminds me of "mitwa"from kabhi alvida" a chartbuster for sure. shaan,suhail,hard kaur,ariti kakkar gather together for the song "move your body now" another move your body number by hard kaur after superhit"jhonny gaddar number" the album is change but i doubt the fate will be the same.if the number shot well it will certainly make you dance now comes jab we met fame mohit chauhan pairing with shreya ghosal for the song"is this love(kahin na lage)" the song make you feel so relaxed very nice melody the romantic number of the year by far after pehli nazar of atif.(may be i said too much ) but i cant get enough of this song after having this album. just like "jab we met" sonu nigam makes a last time entry in the song "soniye ve(dhak dhak) with the sundhi chauhan just like nagada nagada " but better then the former i like this more .a situation song,if not chartbuster then this song will be hit if shot well ,which has a high precentage chance with aziz mirza directing. then comes other version of move your body by adeel,hard kaur,akriti kakkar ,more or less same like previous number i cant think the reason of this version then like pritam’s album you have remix of every singel number of the album. this is what i hate most,why the hell they do the remixes is out of my mind but since its always happens then there have to be a reason for sure.may be the public like the remixes. if you leave the remixes then i cant find a reason why the album shouldnt work every single number is brilliant,no boring moment in the album anywhere another"jab we met" by the pritam and shahid combo the album has all the things which is gurantee of success,may be album of the year till now . please buy original soundtrack the industry needs support of us.  

FANTASTIC ALBUM  

FANTASTIC ALBUM 

awesome album...rocking,racy,fast....not a single track is boring......kudos tp pritam  

awesome album...rocking,racy,fast....not a single track is boring......kudos tp pritam 

Amazing Album ! I am in love with all the songs. The title song rocks, Bakhuda is simply awesome,…  

Amazing Album ! I am in love with all the songs. The title song rocks, Bakhuda is simply awesome, each and every song in wonderful. Thanks Pritam ! Best album of the year so far, along with race and jannat. 

A really good album with well song songs and good beats. There is nothing major wrong with the…  

A really good album with well song songs and good beats. There is nothing major wrong with the album only a few lyrics. Excellent Album! 

Pritam Chakraborty is easily among the hottest composers right now, with almost all his albums…  

Pritam Chakraborty is easily among the hottest composers right now, with almost all his albums doing well (and if not the whole album, then it'll be the one-or-two songs in it that will make the rage). <b>RACE</B>, <B>JANNAT</B> and now <b>KISMAT KONNECTION</B>. Obviously, after the fiery music score of <b>RACE</B>, and the unconventional Bhatt-style score in <B>JANNAT</B>, it is very obvious that one expects "Higher and Higher" from Pritam, is that not? And after the Shahid-Pritam combo last year with <b>JAB WE MET</B>, the heat level rises higher. The promos have already come out on Television, and publicity is rock solid. So, what does Pritam make out in his latest? <p></p> Well, critically assessing the album, Pritam has done fabulously well, and keeps up with the expectations; maybe a bit more than that. The album has to be one of the better albums of the year, if not the best. <p></p> Neeraj Sridhar is evidently Pritam's current favorite, and that shows, as the album kickstarts with this powerful track, which is called <b><i>Aai Paapi/Tu Hai Meri Soniye</i></b>. It's not exactly high on beats, and it even starts in a very queer way. But the elapsing of the seconds in this track ensure that you're either moving your body or tapping you foot or shaking your head or anything like that. What works for this song is Neeraj Sridhar's modern, urban vocals and of course, Pritam's groovy composing. This one gives effect if you hear it on your Hi-Fi sysyem. To ensure more listening pleasure, please turn the volume knob to the highest. You'll enjoy it, seriously, and even for those who listen to MP3 Players, turn the volume to 100% and rest assured, you won't regret it.<br> The remix version has only introduced club beats and has given a sonic feeling to Neeraj's voice. Nothing much to talk about this remix, except for the fact, that is pleasant on the ears, and doesn't disappoint, though it isn't better than the song! Time and again, it has been proved that a remix should take a songto another level, and not move around the song. <p></p> Once Pritam likes a singer, he will use himm or her in every other album in as innovative a way as possible. This is already showing with Neeraj Sridhar, and now the latesl singer who has joined Pritam is none other than the husky, smooth Pakistani singer who created the rage with his entry in 2005 in Bollywood ("Woh Lamhe" from Zeher created the ripples on the radio waves). Yes, guys, you guessed right, Atif is back again, shortly after a superhit "Pehli Nazar Mein" from RACE. This time he teams up an unlikely pair with Alka Yagnik (which works big time) in <b><i>Bakhuda Tumhi Ho</i></b>. If Pritam repeats a singer, he also knows how innovatively to present him the next time, so that he/she doesn't sound repetitive. This is exactly what Pritam has done over here. The song starts off with strings, after which comes the trademark Atif-Aalap, which instantly clicks on us. Alka Yagnik doesn't come immediately; she comes in the first stanza. Oh, and by the way, listen out for the flut-ish piece before the first stanza. Easily the best song of the album so far!<br> There is a remix version of this song (obvious, innit?), but this time the remix impresses. Though it's got club beats, and it's the typical remix that it is, it is not loud, and that's what works for it. It's like a lounge outing, because the pace hasn't changed a bit. Also, the <i>Tumhi Lamhaaton Mein/Tumhi Din Raaton Mein</i> chorus has been converted into a sonic effect, and of course, has been put in the right places. Go for this one! <p></p> HardKaur did exceptionally well for herself last year with her entry in Bollywood in <b>JOHNNY GADDAR</b>, singing the chartbusting <i>Move Your Body</i>. It seems she's only moving her body more and more, albeit this time with Pritam. The song is now called <b><i>Move Your Body Now</i></b>. So, what does one get after hearing the song? Immense pleasure, of course, as it's such an RnB/Bhangra song, which starts off with HardKaur herself, Suheil (last heard in METRO) is well, and has done well! Shaan is his usual smoove-groove type. And Akriti just fits the song, and how! The lyrics, which go like <i>Saade Naal Karle Party/Kudi tu Lagdi Hai Naughty/Freaky Freaky Raat Ho Gayi</i> are immesely likeable, and make this song a nice one to shake a leg to. And the best part is HardKaur ending the song with <i>Okay That's It!</i> The other version of the original has the same number of minutes and seconds, but Shaan and Suheil are largely replaced by a very raw, but likeable Adeel (never heard of him). Shaan's name isn't mentioned in the credits, but he sings the lyrics: <i>Saade Naal Karle Party/Kudi tu Lagdi Hai Naughty/Freaky Freaky Raat Ho Gayi</i>, anyway. Though the Shaan/Suheil version sounds a tad better professionally, listen it for repeating the hear anyway.<br> The remix tries to be different, but all the juicy parts have been cut off, which results in reducing the overall impact of the song. Strictly okay. <p></p> Shrey Ghoshal starts this album's next, which turns out to be THE romantic number that has finally come. <b><i>Is This Love/Kahin Na Laage</i></b>, as the number is also called, features Mohit Chauhan, who was last heard in the chartbusting and immensely likaeble TUM SE HI from JAB WE MET. This song also moves in a TUM SE HI kind of pace. But do NOT think the song is a copy of TUM SE HI. In fact, it turns out to be on par with <i>Bakhuda...</i>, which of course, means that alongwith the Atif Alsam featured song, this one impresses big time. Rock on Pritam!<br> The remix, just like the remix of <i>Tum Se Hi</i> from JAB WE MET, doesn't want itself to be a club track, though it has club beats in it. Listen to the remix for reliving the song, 'cause it's worth it. <p></p> Remember the Sajid/Wajid bhangra <i>Aaja Soniye</i> from MUJHSE SHAADI KAROGI? I guess you people do. Anyway, the Sonu Nigam (or Niigaam?) and Sunidhi Chauhan number in this album, called <b><i>Soniye Ve/Dhak Dhak Dhak</i></b> sounds similar is another one of those bhangra numbers that is very deja vu, but very likeable nonetheless. Go for it if you aren't bored of Bhangra yet.<br> This number too has a remix version, which does quite well for itself, largely because of the sonic repetition of <i>Soniye Ve<i/>. A good hear, and largely at par with the original, 'cause it's as good!<p></p> This album does all it can to impress. While <i>Bakhuda...</i> is going to hit the radio airwaves, and become the most likeable song after <i>Pahli Nazar</i>, <i>Is This Love</i> is not far behind. And of course, who can forget <i>Aai Paapi</i>? All I can say is but it, buy it, buy it, you won't regret it, and it's worth the money you pay, or the time you take to hear the songs. Buy it!