Hai Apna Dil Toh Awara is shcheduled to release on 5th August and will battle it out with Budhia Singh and Jason Bourne at the Box Office. The movie tells the story of three couples who have their peculiar ways of living and views on life. They are strong-headed about their views and often cross swords over small matters among themselves. While Tony Singh is a womanizer, Rikki Dalwani hasn’t yet stepped up to the responsibilities of married life. Saajan Patel’s life is another story, as he endlessly tries to balance demands form his mother and wife.
Things change when the three couples happen to travel on a vacation to picturesque Kashmir Valley. Romance is in the air, but things begin to change soon, and the events that unfold there makes them realize how precious their lives are and how important it is to nurture their love and relationship.
Hai Apna Dil Toh Awara Music Review
The music of Hai Apna Dil Toh Awara is composed by Ajay Singha, Subhash Pradhan and Pervez Qadir.
Hai Apna Dil Toh Awara
Music : Ajay Singha, Subash Pradhan & Pervez Quadir
Lyricists : Mohit Pathak, Pinky Poonawala, Bulleh Shah & Kumaar
Arrangers/Programmers : Ajay Singha & Nilotpal Bora
Label: Zee Music Company Ltd.
Soundtrack
- Chu Liya (Papon & Neha Rajpal)
- Meheram Mere (Mohit Chauhan)
- Hai Apna Dil Toh Awara (Nikhil D’Souza)
- Tere Ishq Ne Nachaaya (Pervez Quadir)
- Bhool Saari Baat (Ajay Singha)
- Dil Ke Rahi (Raman Mahadevan)
The music captures the mood and tone of the movie well. Most of the tracks can fit into easy-listening, contemporary music category. You have a couple of upbeat and fast-paced tracks. Chu Liya sung by Papon and Neha Rajpal is melodious and has a folksy feel. The flute and slow drum beats give it a very pahadi feel and will transport you to the hills of Kashmir or Himachal. On the other hand, Meharam Mere is catchy and picks up quite well. Mohit Chauhan sings the song very well and you will want to listen to his vocals again and again.
Although there is nothing to dislike about the album, none of the songs make a big impact. In that sense, the album is quite unremarkable. I wouldn’t jump the hoops or run to the store to get my hands on the album, for sure. Dil Ke Raahi starts with an enticing guitar strokes but the song doesn’t develop well enough and it feels almost out of tune at times. Although soothing to listen, most tracks lack melody and rhythm.
MovieRecipe Verdict: Average Compositions will not capture your attention, but there is no reason to not listen to the tracks.
MovieRecipe Picks: Chu Liya, Meharam Mere
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qt0v1ejScvo
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