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Noor-e-khuda is clearly the soundtrack’s best, with Adnan and Shreya joining Shankar in a tune that navigates from lovely pop to bewitching, tabla-driven portions; the chorus, in particular, is extraordinary. Solid start to the year, by the trio!

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  1. Doga 4 January 2010
    09:02:38 pm

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    MNIK music is growing on me slowly, liking Sajda and Noor E khuda.

    The Promo BGM is Good too.

  2. Tango 5 January 2010
    08:32:05 am

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    Doga has the soundtrack been released officially in the Overseas?

    I know it has not been released in India, but as you are there is US I’m asking you.

  3. Raju Guide 5 January 2010
    11:40:55 am

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    Disappointed. Only Allah hi Rahem is good.
    Sajda starts out good and promises lot of things…ends up okish (the usual punjabi ranjhana-saajnaa-beliya irritating thing in between). Others are boring. Lyrics is good though.
    None of the songs create Rahman magic (I mention Rahman because he is the strongest in this genre). They should have used Rahman instead of SEL..

  4. Doga 5 January 2010
    09:45:33 pm

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    Tango i am listening on Youtube Right now ;)

  5. sandy 5 January 2010
    10:07:44 pm

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    Tere Naina is nice, the theme music is distinctive and classy and Sajda has a certain familiar but popular ring to it.

    But as a whole, this is a laboured effort from S-e-L, who have tried too hard to come up with an ambitious album. It’s a break-away album for Johar and s-e-l, but not sure it’s come out very natural. Rahman or even Amit Trivedi would have been the better choice. There is a feel of musical richness, but the melody is missing.
    Compare this with KANK, which had some real gems.

  6. Raju Guide 7 January 2010
    12:29:11 am

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    I am hooked to Allah hi Rahem now. The ONLY song which stands out. Love the way singer lifts the song with “har ek nazare jabaa tu hai” ..awesome!

  7. Raju Guide 7 January 2010
    12:45:16 am

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    “saans e fiza me tu hai
    ruh-e-baya.N me tu hai
    har ibtidaa me
    har imhetaa.N me
    har ek nazare jabaan.N me tu hai

    Har jarre me ..tu hai chupaa
    fir dhunde kyn..tera pata

    tu hai dhoop me tu saaye me
    apne me hai tu paraye me
    alllaaaah”

    Lovely.
    But doesnt this contradict the opening lines in trailer by Khan’s mother “Sirf Do kisam ke insaan”?!?

    Aside: (not related to music) The way Khan says it: – “my name is khan” -a pause- “and I am NOT a terrorist” he stresses a bit on NOT when he is supposed to be saying line without any emotion. I know SRK has done lot of study on Asperger/autism but he comes across as inconsistent in promo, even in his walks (when he Sets on “the journey”).

  8. RAJ 7 January 2010
    01:47:27 am

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    I liked Tere naina,Sajda and Allah hi Rahem …Not chartbsuter kind muisc though..Will grow on the audince immensly once the movie releases…

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