Here comes Raveena Tandon’s debut production, which stars cricket-eers including Kapil Dev, Sachin Tendulkar, Zahir Khan, Yuvraj Singh, Ravi Shastri and Rahul Dravid. The music isn’t half-bad! In fact, it has already caught on with the masses.
The album starts with, “Hum To Hai Pura Yakein†a sort of national pride chant-song is really catchy and powerful. A whole slew of singers sing the song, Shaan, Sunidhi, K.K, Sagarika and more, all do an adequate job. Watch out for this to remain on the top of the charts, especially since a lieu of stars are featured in the video, including Salman Khan. The title song, sung by Sonu Nigam, comes next. Sonu flies through the song without any difficulty, even though the notes are all over the scales. Watch out for this song on the top of the charts also, the music is tremendous and the singing does well.
“Aisa Hi Bada Hua Hai Gavaskar†is another fast paced "cricket-eer" song sung by Shaan and KK. The lyrics here a little bit lacking with whole interludes of “Yippe Yah Yah Yah...†“Ek Sapna†is sung beautifully by Shashwati, and is remixed later on in the soundtrack. Why a slow song like this one needs to be remixed confuses me! The music is mostly synthesized, but very peaceful on the ears. KK and Rakesh Pandit sing “Sona Chandiâ€, another percussion based chant-national pride song. Another potential hit if people get tired of “Hum To Hai Pura Yakeinâ€â€¦ but before I forget, there’s a remix of that one too!
“Yeh Desh Hai Veer Jawano Ka†is a Punjabi number by Gurdaas Maan. The music is highly synthesized with a dhol providing most of the beats. The song is a good Punjabi number, but nothing too special. Overall, Stumped is a good album, though its no classic. The lyrics and music which comes from a large array of sources are all pretty good, but again, nothing special. Hopefully, the movie will supplement the songs and make them a big hit.
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