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Rating: 4/5 stars (Four-stars)
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Rating: 4/5 stars (Four-stars)
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Ishkq In Paris is a comeback effort by Preity Zinta where she is trying her hand in story writing, production and of course acting. Sajid-Wajid are the composers behind six tracks, all of which are equally good with at least a couple carrying good potential to rule charts in the coming days.
Album blasts off with the first track, It’s All About Tonight, in the pleasant vocals of Sunidhi Chauhan and Rahul Vaidya. The track is full of life and ‘masti’ which invites you to pull up your socks, come and join the party on the dance floor. Beginning of this song has a sensual effect as Sajid-Wajid create a perfect peppy outing with good contribution from lyricists Priya Panchal and Sophie Choudry (for the French lines) who infuse an element of joy and happiness.
Simple, yet deep and meaningful lyrics by Prasoon Joshi make Saiyaan worthy enough to command its due share of attention. As the music starts with strings of violin, Rahat Fateh Ali Khan’s magical vocals create an ultimate charm of Sufi effect. With vocals creating a magic in the first half of the song, it’s the ‘taal’ of the ‘tabla’ which turns the table by taking the track to high. Sajid-Wajid show their versatility with this composition.
Another ‘wow’ factor comes in the form of Jaane Bhi De, a slow romantic number where the Sonu Nigam and Sunidhi Chauhan aim at spreading fragrance of love all around. The track has simple and rhyming lyrics by Kumaar who rightly sketches a beautiful love story. An element of piano compliments the track well while the entire musical arrangement de-stresses and gives a feeling of cozy warmth. Also the best part about the track is that it is kept quite simple with good melody to enjoy. The solo version by Wajid is equally enjoyable.
The album moves ahead with the track Teri Choodiyan Da Crazy Crazy Sound which is a pure dance number. Play it in your next party and watch all performing a ‘bhangra’ on its fast high voltage beats. This one starts with the beats of ‘dhol’ and has Punjabi lyrics by Jalees Sherwani. Overall, the track is really good meat for DJs and while adding further variety to the album.
Same is the case with Kudiye Di Kurti, another happening song for the dance floors which is enjoyable to the fullest till the last beat. The track is truly made for the powerhouse of Bollywood – Salman Khan – and it manages to steal all the attention for itself. Kausar Munir’s lyrics add to the spice and she along with the composers and Sonu Nigam create the kind of mood that can tempt anyone to step on the dance floor.
Ishkq In Paris is a very good ensemble of songs which has ample delicacies to offer so as to suit all emotions of life, fun, joy, happiness and romance. Go enjoy!
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