The female version of this song, sung by Shreya Ghoshal, changes the orchestration completely, using acoustic guitar, bansuri, santoor and the claypot percussion instrument ghatam, reminding you of the Shiv-Hari style. The lines ‘Sun raha hai tu, ro raha hoon mein’ are the kind that’ll make you sing along.
Composed and sung by Ankit Tiwari, and written by Sandeep Nath, it uses a rock power ballad style, with a repeated guitar line in the beginning, a sudden burst of electric guitar, charming use of the zitar (a cross between the sitar and guitar) and a pumped-up crowd-clapping backdrop at the end. One of the film’s clear highlights is ‘Sunn raha hai’. Then, there is ‘Aashiqui -The Love Theme’, a soothing piano-based instrumental using the same tune as ‘Meri aashiqui’.
‘Meri Aashiqui’, written by Irshad Kamil and sung by Palak Muchhal and Arijit, continues from ‘Tum hi ho’, retaining the lines ‘Kyunki tum hi ho, ab tum hi ho, zindagi ab tum hi ho chain bhi, mera dard bhi, meri aashiqui tum hi ho’. Mithoon contributes to two other numbers. It begins with a pleasant keyboard stretch after which Arijit Singh renders the lines “Hum tere bin reh nahin sakte, tere bina kya wajood mera.” Sung with depth and feel, it impresses on the lines, “Tera mera rishta hai kaisa, ik pal door gawaraa nahin, tere liye har roz hai jeete, tujh ko diya mera waqt sabhi.” The set begins with ‘ Tum hi ho’, composed and written by Mithoon. And even if one senses a bit of monotony in some of the later tracks, it is offset by the smart instrumentation. The acoustic guitar, electric guitar, keyboards, bansuri and santoor have been used charmingly, and the production and recording are of the highest standard. And what’s really commendable is that though it features three music directors (Jeet Gangulli, Mithoon and Ankit Tiwari) and four lyricists (Irshad Kamil, Mithoon, Sandeep Nath and Sanjay Masoomm), there’s a certain consistency and coherence in the sound and songwriting.Ī clear highlight of the 11-track CD is the quality of the arrangements. Punjabi and Sufi flavours or alternative approaches, Aashiqui 2 works because it is simple, clean and lyrically-appealing. At a time when composers are experimenting with sounds, going in for dance numbers. Remove that bias, and you slowly discover that Aashiqui 2 is one of the best music albums to come out over the past three or four years. If one listens to the new album with that mind-block, one may never appreciate it in its truest sense. But then, such a comparison would be unfair and pointless as there is a huge 23-year gap between these two films. Naturally, for those who’ve grown up on those classics, the first reaction to the music of Mohit Suri’s Aashiqui 2 would be to compare the two. Even today, songs like ‘Main duniya bhula doonga’, ‘Ek sanam chahiye’, ‘Dheere dheere se’, ‘Nazar ke saamne’, ‘Dil ka aalam’, ‘Jaane jigar jaaneman’, ‘Ab tere bin’ and ‘ Tu meri zindagi’ are hummed by many. The previous songs of the film, the title track, and ‘Kalle Kalle’ song have had their fair share of appreciation as well.Aashiqui 2/ Music: Jeet Gangulli, Mithoon, Ankit TiwariīACK in 1990, the songs of Mahesh Bhatt’s Aashiqui had become a rage, catapulting music directors Nadeem-Shravan and singer Kumar Sanu to stardom, and giving Anuradha Paudwal some of her biggest hits.
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The movie is directed by Abhishek Kapoor and stars Ayushmann Khurrana and Vaani Kapoor in leading roles. #Maafi" The post was filled with love and pride.Ĭhandigarh Kare Aashiqui is all set to make its theatrical release on 10 December. Came out with a song after a year and a half. The mic has been a companion since my school days. He wrote, “I’m the happiest when I express through music. The click was of him sitting in front of a mic, with the passion of singing crystal clear in his eyes. In a recent post on Instagram, Ayushmann expressed how he felt about releasing a song after a year and a half. The combination of soulful lyrics by Priya Saraiya, composition by Sachin-Jigar, and its melodious rendition by Sachin-Jigar feat Ayushmann Khurrana is nothing short of exceptional. The song's heartfelt lyrics are sure to make you cry. Ayushmann is seen apologising to Vaani for his actions. In the music video, Vaani and Ayushmann are shown in a scene in which they appear to be heartbroken.
On Thursday, the team released a beautiful and emotional song, Maafi. To keep the fans' excitement levels high, Ayushmann Khurrana and Vaani Kapoor have been going all out with the promotional activities. Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui is one of the most anticipated movies of December.
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