SLB Once come again with bang... He is one of his type and the people who don't like music of…  

SLB Once come again with bang... He is one of his type and the people who don't like music of Saawariya will start liking after watching movie..... Afte a long time some good music came to Listen... Its a great contribution from SLB towards music Industry All the Best  

gr8 music typical SLB but very good and feel able musiic  

gr8 music typical SLB but very good and feel able musiic 

simply suberb... Amazing score. havent heard such gr8 musical score in a very long time. only…  

simply suberb... Amazing score. havent heard such gr8 musical score in a very long time. only Bhansali can give such scores in his movies 

great music with a classic feel buy it if ur a fan of romantic music  

great music with a classic feel buy it if ur a fan of romantic music 

Good music by Monty.I like it, but not excellent music.  

Good music by Monty.I like it, but not excellent music. 

Monty played his cards right in Saawariya Without doubts this is a typical Sanjay Leela Bhansali…  

Monty played his cards right in Saawariya Without doubts this is a typical Sanjay Leela Bhansali flick, nonetheless it keeps up with his valued grandeur and the class he offers in his movies. Bhansali must have extracted superb performances from the two new comers who belong to big families. The promos are scintillating and inviting the viewers to the theaters from the word go. Let’s see what the new comer Monty has to offer in the music department. The covers are covered with dark blue that is the brand color of the film I guess, all the artists are credited in a comprehensive fashion and the cover depicts Salman and Rani as well, it will be interesting to see them in the movie. The lyrics of most of the songs are penned by Sameer. The album listening bon-voyage starts with the title track “Saawariya” vocalized by assistant music director Sahil Hada. The guitar plucks, innocent voice and the feeling of attachment are the plus in the song. The rhythm is catchy and seems to stick to your mind from the first listen, lyrics are also written effortlessly. Some components remind the old melodies of Kishore Kumar. The user of percussion by the music director is also admirable. Over all the first punch is short, sweet and on the target. Next is “Jab Se Tere Naina” crooned by the effervescent Shaan. The lyric is simple and woven remarkably with the free flowing music. The instrumentation is crude but has that soothing feel. Shaan has do a marvelous job and justified the hard efforts of the music director. Subsequently, Kunal Ganjawala and Shreya Ghosal have a song to offer entitled “Masha Allah”, the beauty praising lyrics go in sync with the gentle composition. The rhythm remind of the golden era of Indian Music. Exceptionally sung by Ganjawala, his narcotic voice makes you listen to this song over and over again. Two words for this gem of a song Masha Allah. Next number in the album is “Thode Badmas” rendered astonishingly by the talented Shreya Ghosal. She has maintained perfect harmony with the simple but powerful compositon. Lyrics by Nusrat Badr is fully able to prove the qualities of a man and even Bhansali has proved his compostion skills in this song. Consequently, its time for a new singer Parthiv Gohil to croon “Yooon Shabnami”. Still with the slow and stable flow the composer has played with the percussions in this songs in a astounding fashion. The qawalli in the middle adds extra zing to this song. The lyrics is comforting and the singer scores in all bases. At track 6 we have “Daras Bina Nahin Chain” by Richa Sharma, Shail Hada and Parthiv Gohil. The background music looms in to this song from the start which give it that raw feel. Again a unadventurous composition, but this one has a dark sense attached to it. The lyric and the classical feel given to the song add to the over all aura of this song. After that Shreya Ghosal lends magical voice to “Sawar Gayi”. The lyric by Sameer is just OK in this song but the composition makes the song a hit material. The rhythm is subtle but has the gravity to sweep you off your feet. The unsophisticated orchestration compliments the impeccable word done by the singer. Next on the list is “Jaan E Jaan” rendered effortlessly by the soulful voices of Kunal Ganjawala and Shreya Ghosal. Lyric penned down by Sameer is emotional and has that impact. The compostion and arrangement is again mind-blowing and the singers also have put their heart and soul to uplift the song. Consequently “Pari” submerged in the addictive voice of Kunal Ganajawal is all set to enchant our ears. The praising in the lyric still continues but this song could be made better with good use of instruments. In this song Ganjawala also has some palaces to improve. Then the legendary singer Alka Yagnik vocalized “Chhabeela”. The earthy instrumentation is the USP of this song and here you have a song with that dance feel. Lyrics is just ok, on the contrary Yagnik has done a formidable job. I didn’t expect any remix in this sort of an album but last but not the least there is “Saawariya REPRISE” not remix by Sahil Hada. The comoposition is not that different that the first track but the singer proves his vocal skills very well in this fortifying track. The album has a good balance between old and new singers which is good. The length of songs is also encouraging as the title track itself is not even 3 minutes. Though the whole album has that 70’s feel and slow tracks rule the album towards the end you seem to feel bore due to similar compositions and instruments except of the title track. All in all it is a very good album but think before buying, if you are a remix fan and like 4/4 dance beat numbers this is not the album for you. If you adore old songs and think slow compositions rock then don’t miss this masterpiece. Geshan Manandhar Around 850 Words Also Available at https://geshan.blogspot.com/2007/09/monty-played-his-cards-right-in.html 

Nice music.Atleast better than Om Shanti Om  

Nice music.Atleast better than Om Shanti Om 

Favourite song: Thode Badmash. Beautiful composition. Was disappointed with the album at the…  

Favourite song: Thode Badmash. Beautiful composition. Was disappointed with the album at the beginning but it definitely grows on you. The thing with SLB's music is that all the songs are situational. And the music only gets elevated when it's seen with the visuals. The feelings-sorrow, happiness, all of it is associated with the movie. So one should only judge the music of this film after watching it. My favourites 1. thode badmash: Shreya has sung it beautifully. 2. Daras bina: love the 2nd half which is spiritual and almost reminds you of the old 50s/60s music with a classical touch. 3. Saawariya Reprise is quite good. There's one bit where the singer Shailendar goes really high. Very tough to sing along to. 4. Sawar Gayi- lovely 5. Masha Allah- only Shreyas alaps are soulful The other songs also grow on you with every listen. However, I would really like to watch the movie to assess the overall impact of the album.  

The music is good ...it isn't anything exceptional ...and all songs are good to listen but there is…  

The music is good ...it isn't anything exceptional ...and all songs are good to listen but there is no single number that is absolutely outstanding .... and the music is very limited and is not a complete album with different types of songs ....  

Ismail Darbar picks it up from where he left Devdas. A complete facsimile, Saawariya has nothing…  

Ismail Darbar picks it up from where he left Devdas. A complete facsimile, Saawariya has nothing special, for me at least. On the other hand, the songs follow a particular genre and sticks to a passionate romantic mood throughout. I am sure the complement the dramatic sets of SLB. Ismail Darbar gives what SLB wants. The music in itself is melodramatic. Why not here Devdas' songs then. Also, I found Monty somewhere back in 70's. Maybe that is also a part of the storyline. he could have done a lot better. Lyrics are nothing what one accepts from an SLB film. 

Salman Khan and SLB always gives great music and their Saawariya is nothing but class, yet…  

Salman Khan and SLB always gives great music and their Saawariya is nothing but class, yet memorable songs. All the songs are amazing to the core! 

This album is not for the masses but for people who understand some soulful music and Saawariya's…  

This album is not for the masses but for people who understand some soulful music and Saawariya's music is just like that. It may not live up to many people's expectation however it is one kind of music which cannot be made again. The title track, Yoon Shabnami, Masha Allah and Jabse tere naina are just outstanding. A special thanks to Monty and Sanjay for introducing Shail and Parthiv. They are simply outstanding in their respective socres. Wish we could hear more of them.