The music album of Tripti Dimri’s ‘Qala’ is getting huge appreciation. Four songs from the movie have been released till now and each of them are unique and beautiful. Amit Trivedi is back again with his magic he leaves his audience speechless with his compositions once again.
Trivedi teams up with Kausar Munir and Sireesha Bhagavatula for the song ‘Phero Na Najariya’. The song ‘Rubaaiyaan’ is written by Swanand Kirkire and sung by Shahid Mallya. Meanwhile the marvelous ‘Ghodey Pe Sawar’ is written by Amitabh Bhattacharya and sung by Sireesha Bhagavatulla. Sireesha Bhagavatula sings tye songs in Tripti’s lips and so we will be able to have quite a number of great tracks in her voice. Then there is ‘Shauq’ sung by Swanand, Shahid and Sireesha and the video is shot in a boat.
There is a lack of good Bollywood albums in recent years. There was only one album that impressed the audiences in the past few years and that is the terrific one from ‘Atrangi Re’. After the great album from A.R Rahman there had not been any song that was catchy or worthy to be remembered.
The songs from ‘Qala’ on the other hand are full of originality, authenticness yet they give the feeling of the days of yore and sound a bit like the songs of the golden era of Indian music. The songs are written, composed and sung deftly. The visuals are astonishing and the shots are made with great efforts.
Varun Grover has impressed audiences with great scripts and songs, but this time audiences are glad to see Varun Grover in the role of ‘Majrooh’. Irrfan’s son Babil Khan looks promising in the trailer and the music video. Tripti Dimri in the lead is beautiful again like in Bulbbul. She is making her place in Bollywood strong with movies of wonderful stories.