Khaidi No 150 will mark the return of the Boss of Tollywood Chiranjeevi who return after a gap of nearly a decade. The remake of Tamil movie is a social Action-Drama that talks about the plight of farmers. Kajal Aggarwal plays the lead role along with Chiranjeevi who will be seen in a double role in the new Telugu movie. Have you listened to this new album? Give it a listen and tell us if you agree with our Khaidi No 150 music review.
Khiladi No 150 Music
Khiladi No 150 songs are composed by Dev Sri Prasad whose last, Janatha Garage, got mixed response from the audiences. The movie album comes with 5 tracks which are mostly fast-paced dance numbers.
Soundtrack
Ammadu Let’S Do Kummudu
Singer: Devi Sri Prasad,Ranina Reddy
Lyricist: Devi Sri Prasad
Sundari
Singer: Jaspreet Jasz
Lyricist: Srimani
You & Me
Singer: Hariharan,Shreya Ghoshal
Lyricist: Srimani
Ratthaalu
Singer: Nakash Aziz,Jasmine Sandlas
Lyricist: Devi Sri Prasad
Neeru Neeru
Singer: Shankar Mahadevan
Lyricist: Rama Jogayya Sastry
Music Director: Devi Sri Prasad
Music Label: Lahari Music
Khaidi No 150 Music Review
Khiladi No. 150 songs maintain the pace through the album and you will not see many variations in pace here, with the exception of Neeru Neeru. You can classify the entire album as a dance album with fast tracks and heavy beats. Devi Sri Prasad uses western instruments with traditional instruments to create peppy tracks that will have you tap your feet. However, the songs do not really grab your attention.
Ammadu Let’s Do Kummudu is catchy but doesn’t offer anything new. Sundari however brings a fresh feel. Leaning toward Hip-Hop compositions, the song sidesteps injecting Rap but uses Hip-Hop rhythms well with a bit of Sitar and even some Punjabi beats. Hariharan’s voice brings a bit of dreamy feel to the You & Me Intro, but the songs ultimately succumbs to the pace of the album. Ratthaalu is more of the rest of the album and doesn’t break away from the flavor of the soundtrack. The song gives you some foot tapping beats that you won’t mind playing to get people up and dancing, but could have done without the interludes that break the catchy rhythms.
The album ends with a symphony style composition Neeru Neeru, which marks the sole romantic, slow-paced song of the album.
MovieRecipe Verdict: An average album with a couple of good songs
MovieRecipe Pick: Sundari
Khaidi No 150 Songs Online
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