mera rang de basanti chola song legend of bhagat singh

Sonu as usual is at his best, filling in emotions, providing the variations and showcasing his range.

Though first-timer Manmohan Waris sounds a bit not-so-confident types as he sings all the notes very straight (Hans Raj Hans would have been preferred). The song is based on Raga Bhairavi and has been sung well by both the singers. One must understand the fact that all these songs have minimal instrumentation and a typical rhythm with less improvisations as it is folk-based and folk music is very simple, from the heart. Mera rang de basanti chola (Sonu Nigam, Manmohan Waris): Typical Punjabi song with traditional lyrics and minimal orchestration. Each song stands out for itits uniqueness and has something novel to offer. Considering the fact that he is very busy with 'Bombay Dreams' and a handful of other projects, it would be unfair to say that he has composed this music in haste. So it was a difficult task for him to create that era and that flavour thru his compositions. The folk music of Rural Punjab was never attempted by ARR in the past. The movie based on the life of the freedom-fighter Bhagat Singh demands a typical period music with Punjabi dialect. When we all had heard that ARR is composing for this film, we knew something new and novel is in store for us. I think he gives the best scores for period/patriotic subjects. Another period film with lots of patriotic flavour like 'Roja', 'Bombay' or 'Vande Mataram'. Lets just concentrate on the music of TLOBS for the time being. Why not? After all, dedication and devotion to music finally pays off. Compliments from Gulzarsaab and Lataji confirm this point that Rahman is the best among the new breed of MDs. Past works with Javed Akhtar, Gulzar and Majrooh Sultanpuri haas proved that Rahman understands poetry and the nuances of Hindi as well as Urdu literature. It also depend a lot on the director: like with Mani its just magical! Lyrics also play a very important role in shaping the whole song. '1947 Earth', 'Lagaan', 'Thakshak', 'Iruvar', 'Kannathil', 'Alaipayuthey', 'Pukar', have all proved to be masterpieces in their own senses. And he has succeeded in all his attempts to create the appropriate feel of the subjects. This is because he is accepting films of different genres: period, romantic, patriotic, experimental, etc. I must say that ARR has matured in his music not sticking to regular filmi tunes. Here I am with the popular demand to review the long awaited album of ARR, 'The Legend of Bhagat Singh'.

Mera rang de basanti chola song legend of bhagat singh