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jhankaar beats and romantic compositions. Songs don’t get simpler than “Tune Mujhko”, sung by the dependable Udit Narayan and Alka Yagnik. The song literally screams of Reshammiya’s ear friendly composition and it serves its purpose in opening up the soundtrack. Again, a very listenable song but where is the life after that? (Especially a concern considering Mr. Reshammiya is composing other soundtracks releasing at the same time with very similar music). The Narayan-Yagnik duet team up for round two of a similar composition in lyricist
The title track attempts to change the pace a little as Reshammiya enlists in his favorite Shaan to verbalize the lyrics differently as he does in “Bhoolna Nahin”. Shaan is apt in his rendition of what is obvious the theme track. A decent composition one certainly can’t imagine it being an attention grabber. Sunidhi Chauhan sings the second version and is just as apt in her rendition. And of course, a third slower version must also follow to provide the filler.
Sonu Nigam and Shreya join in for the slower duet, “Tu Hi”, a very T-Series kind of song. The song is much slower than the first two and is obviously trying to garner some type of emotion from its listener. There’s not much in it to do so, however, leaving the listener to hit skip faster than expected.
The music for Yakeen is nothing if not ordinary. Portions are catchy but overall there are no surprises and ultimately nothing to make you want to buy the soundtrack immediately. Those who are into the three day listenable type of soundtrack may get into Yakeen otherwise this time-pass score is better left on the pass section.
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