INDIA PAKISTAN SONGS REVIEW

A groovy solo with house mix rhythm section and typical chord progression. The vocalists do a good job in making it a feel good composition. The usage of Far East flute in the first interlude is a clever move by the composer. Despite the de-ja-vu feeling, the track has a decent likeability factor.

In contrasting to the contemporary beginnings, the album transforms to folksy mode now. S.P.Charan, who usually sings melodious compositions, tried a funky folk song and he does complete justice to it. The thumping gypsy guitar goes well with the House Mix riffs. Annamalai’s lyrics are straightforward and strike the right chord.

A fun filled kuthu composition with gripping rhythm, power packed vocals and wonderful bass work. Interludes are finely woven with nadaswaram and the brilliant entertainment touches throughout. The vocalist Nivas takes the song singlehandedly with ease. 

An inspirational composition which progresses in the competitive spirit. The rhythm takes the front seat and the modern Jazz style of the composition is quite experimental. Usage of harmonium in the midst of Rap lyrics is another good attempt in making an entertainment track. However, the rhythm section reminds the listener of Michael Jackson’s ‘The Way You Make Me Feel’. 

The album enters finale at an emotional note with an impressive vocal performance by Abhay Jodhpurkar. Shwetha Menon rightfully follows his voice with ease and mastery. The usage of gripping flute and mild bass work in the interludes is done well.