Add to that Neelesh Misra's lyrics and you know that this one is a chartbuster in the offering. Also, it has just the right kind of pace that sets the stage for Jolly (Joshilay) to take over the proceedings for the 'remix version'.
Whether it's the beats, the thump or the overall energy that the song carries, ' Banjaara' is a winner all the way. ' Banjaara' is the track in question and Sukhwinder Singh does well in bring to fore his characteristic boisterous self that lifts the album to a very good extent. Thankfully there is a quintessential Salman song that follows before it is too late. In fact the core tune also sounds at least a decade late (despite a 'remix version' trying to pep up the affairs) and ends up fitting into the filler category instead of being the one that drives an album forward. Palak Muchhal is the singer here who comes dangerously close to sounding like Shreya Ghoshal herself! Nevertheless, she is soon joined by K.K in this Anvita Dutt written song which is yet another instance where the overall impact is good, not excellent, something that one has been craving for all this while. The sound of calypso welcome the listener as Sohail Sen takes over the scene and brings to fore ' Laapata'. However the punch is missing in this Kausar Munir written song with Salman as the only takeaway. Yes, the signature theme is addictive and Shreya Ghoshal gets into the groove well too. With Wajid coming behind the mike as well, the song (also appearing in a 'remix version') is decent but definitely not the kind that one expected at the very start. Instantly reminding one of the look and feel that Amitabh Bachchan's ' The Great Gambler' had carried, this song is set in Middle Eastern genre, rightly so since a major part of the film is based there. The album begins though with guest composers Sajid-Wajid's ' Mashallah'. No wonder, even though it sounds a little unrealistic to see him getting into a ' Dhinka Chika' mode for Ek Tha Tiger, especially when he is playing a secret services agent in the film, one still expects a moon from composer Sohail Sen.
He may be playing a cop or a bodyguard in the film but all his fans would to see and hear are some 'dhinchaak' dance tracks.
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Salman Khan films are such that regardless of the genre, one does expect a series of chartbusters in the offering from him. To state that there are huge expectations from the music of Ek Tha Tiger would be an understatement.
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