BENGAL TIGER SONGS REVIEW

The inevitable intro song kick starts in a jiffy with angry sounding trumpets, heavy dose rhythm section and to add even more vigor- Shankar Mahadevan’s thunderous vocals gets the listener straight into the dance floor. Rama Jogayya Sastry’s peppy lyrics add an interesting dimension to the track.  The interludes maintain the much needed thump in a smooth manner.

A racy number arrives in style with a breezy road number effectively looped around digital sequencing and trance beats. Sampath Nandi strikes well with his lyrics and rightfully the lyrics are quite peppy to hear. The composer attempts to strike a fun fusion between House mix and indigenous folk and succeeds to certain extent.

Now, an extremely relaxing melody is rendered by somebody quite contrasting such as Vijay Prakash. This vocalist who is quite famous for emotional renditions nails this with greater perfection and sweet vocals. The celtic bagpipes, stylish guitar strums and folk rhythm adds like a star attraction for this lovely number. Srimani does a commendable job with poetically compelling lyrics.

Bheems Ceciroleo chooses the relaxing Adnan Sami for a mass masala number and he transforms it to a thoroughly enjoyable track with just his wonderful vocals. The uber cool trumpets, gripping rhythm and hard rock styled electric guitar makes its presence felt throughout. Bhaskarabhatla’s lyrical creativity touches new heights with hilarious comparisons and fun moments.

No commercial album is complete with an outright mass dance number and here it comes! Mamata Sharma- who is adept in such numbers does complete justice to this freaky song penned in freakishly brilliant way by Suddala Ashok Teja.  There is an effervescent Telangana folk flavor to the song which makes it even more entertaining.