Love Day will release on 23rd September along with Days of Tafree. Both movies are based on college years and are about friends and friendship. Directed by Harish Kotian and Sandeep Choudhary, the movie is about three friends. September release might seem like a bit late for Friendship Day, but month into the new semester, first timers must be firmly settled into the new world.
Love Day Music
The album is composed by many contributing artists. The album as expected has mostly dance music and one clearly with objectionable lyrics.
Soundtrack
Fiza ye khiza
Singer – mohit chouhan
Music director – sagar sarkar
Lyricist – ravi babu
Raat saturday ki hai baat saturday ki hai
Singers – mika singh / harshi mad
Music directors- hardik/vicky
Lyricist – hardik/vicky
Tararampam chala (dosti song- child ver)
Singer – anis sharma
Music director – sagar sarkar
Lyricist – ravi babu
Chui mui samjho nako
Singer – bhoomi trivedi
Music directors – raina-sawan
Lyricist – raina-sawan
Khawo khujawo batti bhujawo
Singer- mika singh
Lyrics- saani aslam
Music director – vishnu narayan
O saheba
Singers – shaan & shreya shaleen
Music directors – sumesh – himanshu
Lyricist – sumesh himanshu
Lage love day
Singer – mika singh
Music director – sumesh- himanshu
Lyricist – sumesh – himanshu
Music label: T-series
Love Day Movie Music Review
An utterly nonsense album that you will enjoy as a comic relief. A perfect set of tracks if you don’t listen to enough abusive language around you on the streets and miss that. What’s more, the album has seven of these. Tararampam Chala is perhaps the only track that you can listen without cringing at the lyrics. However, Anis Sharma fails to match the composition with vocals and seems out of tune, at times. Mika Singh sings Khaao Khujawo as if he is holding 100 Kg+ weights while singing the song.
Shaan sings the only song in the album that you might want to listen to again. O Saheba composed and written by Sumesh-Himanshu has a melodious rhythm and it might make it to your easy listening playlist, if you listen to absolutely anything with guitar.
Sumesh-Himanshi also entertain you with their abusive, double-meaning Love Day song. You might find the lyrics entertaining if you are siting with your friends. But this not what something you can endure much more than a joke.
Movie Recipe Verdict: Below average compositions, and poor lyrics make this an album that you won’t come back to.
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