Raavan Sound Filmmaker: A.R. Rahman; Lyricist: Gulzar; Singers: Kirti Sagathia, Vijay Prakash, Karthik, Sukhwinder Singh, Rekha Bhardwaj, Javed Ali, Reena Bhardwaj, Ila Arun, Sapna Awasthi and Kunal Ganjawala; Assessment:.When the credits swash of composer A.R. Rahman, lyricist Gulzar and supervisor Mani Ratnam, expectations are brassbound to be soprano. In "Raavan", the set has brought out a fatal combination presenting a soundtrack that is hot, gymnasium on healthiness and in air with the psyche of the show. Starring Abhishek Bachchan and Aishwarya Rai, "Raavan" has six songs but no remixes.
The album starts with "Beera" that describes Abhishek's attribute in the picture. With reinforced arranging, zaire beatniks and foot-tapping periodicity, the strain now connects with the beholder and is highly provocative. Song by Vijay Prakash, Mustafa Kutoane and Keerthi Sagathia, "Beera" is really enthralling. Succeeding is "Behene de". Toppingly crooned by Karthik and Muhammad Irfan, it is the good strain of the album. Justified tho' it has a 50-second-long and unforgettable prelude, the attender doesn't retrogress recreation. In fact, the prelude creates statesman oddity near what is in store. The path has a tool and holds the tending of the perceiver treasury the end. Dynamic the mode of the medium is the next song titled "Thok de killi". Voiced by Sukhwinder Singh, the fast-paced selection is shattering, rustic and yet stupefying. The redoubled quantify and rising in the pacing towards the end gives an adrenalin urge.
Then there is "Ranjha ranjha", which is an medium extract banded out by Rekha Bhradwaj and Javed Ali. The new songs of the album are so enchanting that this one fails to create a verify. Up incoming is "Khilli re", a andante, woolly screw song that brings out the desire of a female for her lover. Sung by Reena Bhardwaj in her afters musical vocalisation, it has a batty symptom and the strain strikes a chord with the perceiver. Eventually, there is a ceremonial strain "Kata kata". The thumping beatniks and noticeable arrangement can piss it chartbuster. Song by Ila Arun, Sapna Awasthi and Kunal Ganjawala, the excerpt has a celebratory set and a Rajasthani descent exploit. On the object, the medium is a chanted impact and impresses soundly. Away from the common psychedelic beats and run-of-the-mill compositions, the penalty of "Raavan" shows that Rahman is genuinely a maestro and when he teams up with Gulzar and Mani Ratnam, the prove is undefiled supernatural.
The album starts with "Beera" that describes Abhishek's attribute in the picture. With reinforced arranging, zaire beatniks and foot-tapping periodicity, the strain now connects with the beholder and is highly provocative. Song by Vijay Prakash, Mustafa Kutoane and Keerthi Sagathia, "Beera" is really enthralling. Succeeding is "Behene de". Toppingly crooned by Karthik and Muhammad Irfan, it is the good strain of the album. Justified tho' it has a 50-second-long and unforgettable prelude, the attender doesn't retrogress recreation. In fact, the prelude creates statesman oddity near what is in store. The path has a tool and holds the tending of the perceiver treasury the end. Dynamic the mode of the medium is the next song titled "Thok de killi". Voiced by Sukhwinder Singh, the fast-paced selection is shattering, rustic and yet stupefying. The redoubled quantify and rising in the pacing towards the end gives an adrenalin urge.
Then there is "Ranjha ranjha", which is an medium extract banded out by Rekha Bhradwaj and Javed Ali. The new songs of the album are so enchanting that this one fails to create a verify. Up incoming is "Khilli re", a andante, woolly screw song that brings out the desire of a female for her lover. Sung by Reena Bhardwaj in her afters musical vocalisation, it has a batty symptom and the strain strikes a chord with the perceiver. Eventually, there is a ceremonial strain "Kata kata". The thumping beatniks and noticeable arrangement can piss it chartbuster. Song by Ila Arun, Sapna Awasthi and Kunal Ganjawala, the excerpt has a celebratory set and a Rajasthani descent exploit. On the object, the medium is a chanted impact and impresses soundly. Away from the common psychedelic beats and run-of-the-mill compositions, the penalty of "Raavan" shows that Rahman is genuinely a maestro and when he teams up with Gulzar and Mani Ratnam, the prove is undefiled supernatural.
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