Bhoomi movie mars the return of Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt after completing his second part of the sentence for crime in 90s. The actor is back in a powerful movie which is a revenge drama. Set in North India, Sanjay Dutt plays the rle of father who must avenge crimes against his daughter and shows the tension between the progressive and the conservative. Read our Bhoomi music review and tell us if you agree with our pics from the new Bollywood movie.
Bhoomi Music
Bhoomi music album comes with six tracks composed by Sachin-Jigar and are a mix of dance tracks and some soulful tracks. The album rounds off with a devotional track too as it gives a traditional Bollywood movie album. Priya Saraiya writes the words for the tracks.
LAG JA GALE
Singer: Rahat Fateh Ali Khan
TRIPPY TRIPPY
Singers: Neha Kakkar, Benny Dayal, Brijesh Sandhaliya & Badshah
KHO DIYA
Singer: Sachin Sanghvi
WILL YOU MARRY ME
Singers: Divya Kumar & Jonita Gandhi
DAAG
Singers: Sukhwinder Singh
JAI MATA DI
Singers: Sanjay Dutt & Ajay Gogavle
Music: Sachin – Jigar
Lyrics: Vayu & Utkarsh Naithani
Music Label- T-Series
Bhoomi Music Review
The album begins with a stock track from Rahat Fateh Ali Khan. While his fans will love the track it is not necessarily one of his best songs. But Kho Diya sung by Sachin Sanghvi will definitely grab your attention with its soulful rendition. The song has a classical touch that also reminds of Ghazal style compositions. Sachin-Jigar use the violin well here to give you a melodious track that you will want to go back to.
The duo also give fresh dance compositions with the two fast tracks int he album. Trippy Trippy is addictive enough to not make you want to turn the music down. While Will You Marry Me starts on an interesting note and the song intro does get you hooked by its mischievous mood, the song fails to maintain the interest as it settles into common rhythms.
Sukhwinder Singh’s vocals add to the ominous mood of the composition. The song gets the tone of the movie events right and complements words Priya Saraiya. Jai Maata Di carries the mood of Daag forward and gives a listeners an intense devetional track that appeals to the dark and vengeful side of the goddess.
Movie Recipe Picks: Kho Diya Hai, Jai Mata Di
MovieRecipe Verdict: Interesting compositions with only a couple of tracks that you will want on your devices.
Bhoomi Songs
Listen to these Bhoomi movie songs online on Youtube and other digital platforms and tell us if you agree with our Bhoomi music review.
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