This one too has an American feel to it and the singing is aptly done by Softly opening up with flute intervals and a moderately fast paced tune is Though the track is ok, you´ll either like this one or you won´t. The musical intervals are somewhat mediocre and may not appeal to many. Kavita is okay but this is nowhere near any of her excellent performances. Tune Mujhe Pehchana Nahi from Raju Chacha and Shaan´s singing is very much up to par with his past hits like Shaan and Kavita who make this a decent listen. Thankfully the instrument used in the backdrop provides for a change and makes this song tolerable. The opening though is kind of sneaky as it draws you into a run of the mill track. Opening up with an American beat which we´ve heard often is Jaane Kyon is excellent, but it may instill false hope that the rest of the album is just as so, but unfortunately it isn´t. In fact for what ever reason, Shankar Eshan Loy have interwoven the chorus excellently. The chorus in the middle of the album keeps with the American feel (it´s nothing like American classical but more like American hip hop or contemporary), but doesn´t interrupt the flow of the excellent tune. You can prepare to hit rewind on this one, because you will definitely want to. The beats, the flute and the lyrics combine to create a chartbuster. Shankar Eshan Loy are more than succesful in creating a unique tune here which is not only foot tapping, hummable but very ear pleasing as well. Jaane Kyon is sung excellently by Udit Narayan and Alka, both of whom are having a good year. ' Jaane Kyon.' Restoring a little of the traditional feel to the album, The best song of the soundtrack is without a doubt

Unfortunately, these are probably two of the better songs on the soundtrack. The second version brings out more beats, differing slightly from the first version and those are more attractive as well. In the first version the beats are toned down a little bringing out Mahadevan´s voice which doesn´tĮxcel, (we´ve heard better from him).

The lyrics are appealing and will probably be the only reason this song makes it to the charts, however it is the 'reprise' that sounds a little better. The guitar in the middle of the track adds to that effect, but I must say it comes close to sounding a little too bit American.

The first version is affluently mixed with an American styled chorus that is bound to catch on with many and is catchy at best. ' Dil Chahta Hai', the title track, rendered twice by Shankar The music in its own little (stress that) way, does fit the 'Hollywood-Bollywood' theme but isn´t a hit album. With such a big star cast that is already being praised for their work, an excellent soundtrack would make this film superb. 'Dil Chahta Hai' is being touted as the first real Hollywood-Bollywood movie, for it´s script, touch-ups and screen play. Hai, which is some what of a let down, but is still worth a listen or two. Yeh Raaste Hain Pyar Ke, we now have Dil Chahta After the disappointing Yaadein, and the recent below average As the movie scene is seemingly improving, the music scene isĭefinitely going down hill. It seems that Bollywood is working inversely. Singers: Udit Narayan, Alka Yagnik, Kavita Subramanium, Shankar Mahadevan, Shaan, Srinivas, Kay Kay, Sonu Nigam Starring: Aamir Khan, Akshaye Khanna, Saif Ali Khan, Preity Zinta, Sonali Planet-Bollywood - Music Review - Dil Chahta Hai Planet-Bollywood

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