Dear Zindagi starring Alia Bhatt and Shah Rukh Khan is scheduled to release in December 2016. The movie is about a troubled young girl who finds a friend and mentor in a slightly older, unconventional thinker. Here’s our Dear Zindagi music review. Listen to the songs and tell us which one do you like the most.
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Dear Zindagi Music
Dear Zindagi music is composed by Amit Trivedi and has eight songs with multiple versions of couple of songs. Alia Bhatt follows many Bollywood stars and lends her voice to two songs in the movie. Kausar Munir gives words to the songs in the movie.
Soundtrack
Just Go To Hell Dil
Singers: Sunidhi Chauhan, Amit Trivedi
Love You Zindagi
Singers: Jasleen Royal, Amit Trivedi
Tu Hi Hai
Singers: Arijit Singh
Ae Zindagi Gale Laga Le
Singers: Arijit Singh
Ae Zindagi Gale Laga Le
Singers: Alia Bhatt
Love You Zindagi (Club Mix)
Singers: Alia Bhatt
Taarefon Se
Singers: Arijit Singh
Lets Break Up
Singers: Vishal Dadlani
Dear Zindagi Music Review
The album begins with peppy Love You Zindagi sung by Jasleen Royal and Amit Trivedi. A feel-good song sung in the right mood by Jasleen, her vocals add the perfect tone to the song and capture Alia Bhatt’s onscreen presence. The piano interludes remind you the haunting tune of Titanic, but just for a couple of moments. If you want more energy, you can go for the Club Mix sung by Alia Bhatt, who is flawless.
Tu Hi Hai continues the first song in spirit and keeps the light, slightly happy mood going for you. The guitar intro and interludes are both melodious enough to keep you interested in the song. However, the words seem quite bland.
If Tu Hi Hai makes guitar fans happy, Taarefon Se is for Jazz lovers. Amit Trivedi uses Saxophone to give this romantic number something that you can play for your special dance. Arijit Singh croons this one with right emotions in mind. The words too do not fail the song here and you won’t mind this one on your easy listening playlist for 2016.
I am not a fan of Hinglish songs. Just Go to Hell comes with an average Pop composition with all the energy from Sunidhi Chauhan’a vocals. Vishal Dadlanis Let’s Break Up too does not enthuse much and seems out of place in an otherwise mellow soundtrack.
The remix of hit track from Sadma, Ae Zindagi Gale Lagale comes across quite well. Arijit Singh and the composition brings the intensity a notch down from the original song and also slows down the pace. But I am a Suresh Wadkar fan and will take the original over this version. But the Arijit version is still better than Alia’s which messes up the song real bad. It is a difficult song to sing for any one and you can’t really fault Alia for it. The overpowering electronic sounds were obviously necessary to mask the shortfall in the vocals.
MovieRecipe Verdict: An average album with acouple of good songs.
MovieRecipe Picks: Taarefon Se
Dear Zindagi Songs Online
You can listen to Dear Zindagi songs online on Gaana and other similar websites and apps, for now.
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