In the age of PS4s and iPhones, all Jignesh wants is a cycle. When most kids employ emotional blackmail to extract what they want from their affluent parents, Jignesh decides to overcome his and his family’s financial troubles by participating in a race and work hard to make his dreams come true. Ek Tha Hero is the story of Jignesh and his modest dream. Checkout or Ek Tha Hero music review and share which song you like the most.
Ek Tha Hero Music
The music for the film is composed by Monty Sharma with Lyrics by Sunil Sirvaiya and Tanveer Ghazi. The music reflects the some sweet some bitter moods of the movie with a mix of upbeat and some sad songs.
Cycle Mari Joike
Singers: Sandeep Batraa, Jui Parth Thakkar & Arpita Mukherjee
Sapney
Singer: Arpita Mukherjee
Aatish Hai Tu
Singers: Divya Kumar & Sandeep Batraa
Ganpati Bappa
Singers: Sandeep Batraa, Monty Sharma & Neha Vaishnav
Aatish Hai Tu (EDM Version)
Singers: Divya Kumar & Sandeep Batraa
Lyrics: Tanveer Ghazi
Music: Sandeep Batraa
Label: Zee Music Company Ltd.
Ek Tha Hero Music Review
The album opens with an upbeat song, which is also a reflection of Jignesh’s dreams and the happiness that comes with it. Cycle Meri Joike opens with a folksy intro and uses these undertones as the composer mixes them with electronic music which do not really go that well.
Sapney, on the other hand uses very few sounds and does not crowd the track like the earlier one. Arpita Mukherjee’s vocals will keep you hooked on this slightly philosophical song complemented well with symphony style music and violin interludes that capture the mood of the lyrics.
If there is a race, there has to be a motivational track. Aatish Hai Tu fulfills that requirement quite well. The energy of the beats and the singers make this a song that you will want to hear while watching the climactic moments of a race. Not a bad song to lift your spirits either. Tanveer Ghazi makes sure that the lyrics suit the moment and are meaningful. While the first version brings a Rock music feel, the EDM version is slightly pacey and foot tapping beats.
MovieRecipe: An above average album with a couple of good songs
MovieRecipe Picks: Sapney, Aatish Hai Tu
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