Aga Bai starts on a sensuous note with an alaap , backed by some heavy breathing. Sukhbir to Jharkhand CM. Trivedi's composition is indeed innovative and deserves a round of applause. The singer has been supported well by the backup vocalists and their chemistry is something to be appreciated and enjoyed. The light whistle and easy tempo are trademark Trivedi elements. 
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The album kicks off with 'Dreamup wakeupum', one of the most bizarre yet entertaining tracks of recent times. Even the 2-minute piano-shehnai prelude to Mehak Bhi is played to its full length. And the entire khichdi comes together quite well, due to a catchy tune aiyyyaa spirited singing.
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On the whole the song works fine as a laid back listen; like any regular Amit Trivedi number. Trivedi's musical geniuses are well-explored in this composition and his ability to mix different sounds is especially commendable. The soundtrack mellows down with Mahek Bhi and you are greeted by sounds of instruments such as the 'shehnai' and clarinet for some time that soothes your mood. Just when one thinks that this is a classic Lavani number comes a jolt in the form of a musical interlude in the latter half of the song which though brief is quite audacious AGA BAI: Trivedi showcases a slightly louder side of his voice and does a spontaneous job of it.
Rounding up the album is Wakda, which means 'crooked' in Marathi. Thank you for sharing the requirements with us. Last seen in 'No One Killed Jessica', Rani Mukerji is returning to silver screen with quirky romantic-comedy 'Aiyyaa' opposite southern star Prithviraj.
A vivacious voice of Rani Mukerji exclaims " Aiiyyggaa " and kicks off this song with a flourish.
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Please check above checkbox. Your Mobile has been activated successfully. Aga Bai has an interesting composition that begins on a soft note with Shalmali Kholgade singing in Marathi.
With electronic sounds used at various intervals, the song is just a perfect mix of tradition and modernity. The rhythm of the dholak, the fast tempo and the naughty lyrics all are in keeping zhehnai the Marathi milieu of the movie. Weird words Ijjat Paapad weird sounds including the shrill yelping of a pup and even weirder harkats from the singers Sneha Khanwalkar as you have never heard her before in tandem with Amitabh Bhattacharya make this a most unconventional song.
Mahadevan, an articulate, respected artiste, is an ideal choice to helm aiyyaaa programme. Ensure reopening of Bokaro carnage cases: Comments on Aiyyaa Songs Review. Rounding up the album is 'Wakda', which means 'crooked' in Marathi. However, it evolves into an electronic number with Monal Thakur joining in and together creating an nusic experience for the ears.
Ghoshal's melodious voice soon enters and gets you hooked to the soulful composition. With a certain chutzpah which is her forte, Sunidhi Chauhan croons this song quite effortlessly.
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Sukhbir to Jharkhand CM. Wednesday 24 JulyWhat Next for Karnataka?
Notify me when there is a new review. Aiyyaa bollywood music review Prithviraj Sukumaran. The hilarious setting of the film banks heavily on the six songs composed by the talented Amit Trivedi, with lyrics penned by Amitabh Bhattacharya.
Amit Trivedi has made a rather smooth transition from being an unconventional composer to a mainstream name. Thank you for rating this Product.
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The 'Aiyyaa' interlude doesn't sound vulgar, rather gives the track an edge while the beats are catchy. A celebration of the diverse but colourful multi cultural yet vibrant India.
October 1, This is one song in the album, which reminds you that Aiyyaa is not only misic Rani Mukerji film, but also an Anurag Kashyap production.
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