My Father Iqbal Music Review

My Father Iqbal is scheduled to release in 2016. Narendra Jha plays the lead character of Iqbal Khan in the movie. Iqbal Khan is a Public Works Department engineer working in the J & K government. A doting father, a loving husband and an upstanding citizen, Iqbal strives for betterment of his family and community. Checkout our My Father Iqbal music review and share your thoughts.

The character plays the role of a Father in true sense. His honesty, patriotism, and ties with the local community, however become a thorn in the plans of corrupt local politicians. His fight threatens to take away everything that he has worked on. This is another Bollywood movie based on true-life incidents.

My Father Iqbal Music

The album has five tracks with a folksy song. The songs are composed by Varun Agarwal and Biswajit Bhattacharjee. Suzad Iqbal Khan, who directs the movie, has also contributed to the songs. [caption id="attachment_3116" align="aligncenter" width="800"] My Father Iqbal Music Songs[/caption] Composer : Varun Agarwal & Biswajit Bhattacharjee Lyrics : Suzad Iqbal Khan, Abinash Singh Chib & Krishna Bhardwaj Label: Zee Music Company Ltd.

Soundtrack

• Tere Naina Dil Mera - Asa Singh
• Rang Gul - Shahid Mallya & Divya Kumar
• Waqt-e-Fursat (Male) - Aman Trikha
• Waqt-e-Fursat (Female)- Anamika Chowdhary
• Waqtey Fursat - Uvie Singer

My Father Iqbal Music Review

The short album comes across as a decent album. There is not a lot to sit up and take notice. At the same time, the songs are melodious enough for you to play the album end-to-end. Having a complete album that you can let run without skipping is itself a big win when it comes to Bollywood music. Tere Naina, Dil Mera is something you can call a stock song that banks on a basic, traditional beat rhythm. The song uses lyrics that are a mix of Hindi and Punjabi that kind of gels with the setting of the movie. Rang Gul attempts to capture the local flavor of Jammu and Kashmir with sounds of mandolin, but that is the only thing that it connects with the state. Waqt-e-Fursat is composed in the style of pop- Ghazal genre and uses strings like some of the early Ghazals sung by Jagjit Singh. Aman Trikha sings the song beautifully and is something you will want to put on your playlist to listen when in a slightly melancholic mood. The same track is also sung by Anamika Chaudhary and Uvie Singer. Uvie Singer's track is a bit more dramatic with addition of chorus and symphonic background, but his voice surely adds depth to the track. MovieRecipe Verdict: My Father Iqbal music album, essentially has just three songs, but may offer good value depending on the way it is priced. MovieRecipe Pick: Waqt-e-Fursat (Uvie Singer) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PYpsuLUnxRI

Waqt-e-Fursat (Uvie Singer) Lyrics

Waqt-e-fursat me mera saamne woh khubaroo hogi, Waqt-e-fursat me mera saamne woh khubaroo hogi, Gulon ke saaye honge aur zindagi ru-ba-ru hogi, Gulon ke saaye honge aur zindagi ru-ba-ru hogi; Aalam-e-vasl me khamosh honge lab shikayati, Aalam-e-vasl me khamosh honge lab shikayati, Aankho Aankho me sari Ishq ki guftagu hogi, Aankho Aankho me sari Ishq ki guftagu hogi; Waqt-e-fursat me mera saamne woh khubaroo hogi; Bhale ta umra khud se ajnabee sa main raha hoon, Bhale ta umra khud se ajnabee sa main raha hoon, Magar mujhko yakin hai charcha meri khu ba ku hogi, Magar mujhko yakin hai charcha meri khu ba ku hogi; Waqt-e-fursat me mera saamne woh khubaroo hogi; Ataa ki zindagi to jeene ke lamhe bhi deta, Ataa ki zindagi to jeene ke lamhe bhi deta, Milenge jab bhi hum rabse shikayat hu-ba-hu hogi, Milenge jab bhi hum rabse shikayat hu-ba-hu hogi; Waqt-e-fursat me mera saamne woh khubaroo hogi, Gulon ke saaye honge aur zindagi ru-ba-ru hogi, Waqt-e-fursat me mera saamne woh khubaroo hogi.