Bhupesh Singh and Piyush Mishra come together for this rebellious track which reminds one of the music from the late 70s/early 80s. Thankfully the album returns to track with ' Aabroo' which is fun all the way. However it would be futile to expect someone playing it on a repeat mode at home, despite the track appearing in ' Bahut Khoob' 8 Bit version as well. Also chances are that if used well in the film, it may impress as well. Of course it is something different and never heard before. Various sounds are amalgamated with random words thrown in to create a unique sound. There is even more repulsion that comes in with a musical piece ' Bahut Khoob' that again finds itself totally in an experimental zone. The makers perhaps didn't think so and hence the song appears thrice, what with a 'Fused' version as well as the local version ' Taar Bijli' by Padmashree Sharda Sinha finding their way in the album as well. Okay, so it is meant to be yet another song that belongs to its roots but frankly as a standalone number in the album, it just doesn't entice. Leave aside the words that only the lyricist could best explain, the very manner in which it is sung by Rasika D Rani makes you skip to the next song. The song that repels though is ' Electric Piya' that tries to be all experimental and funny but hardly manages to impress a listener. While this song too is attached to its roots, ' Kaala Rey' boasts of the kind of presentation that should fetch it a much larger audience. ' Kaala Rey' is the song in question and from being really expansive in the previous song, Sneha goes subtle in this endeavour of hers. What follows next is another impressive number which succeeds in creating a good haunting mood. A winner and also the kind that should light up the screen. Folk base of the song is complimented well by the Western arrangements and Durga's vocals only accentuate the overall appeal. One has to compliment Sneha for the kind of fusion she brings to this four minute affair that is bound to play in your mind long after you have heard the song just once.
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The album kick-starts with ' Chhi - Chha Ledar' which is indeed a cracker of a song.
It was pretty much required that the music of this epical affair is situational and this is exactly what is on the cards for the sequel as well. More so since one has realised the kind of structure and texture that composer, Sneha Khanwalkar and lyricist, Varun Grover have already offered just a few weeks ago. Music of Gangs of Wasseypur - 2 is out on stands and the expectations are pretty much similar as one had with that of the first part. Gangs Of Wasseypur 2 Review & Review Rating
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