Downlaod Bombay to Bangkok Indian Movie Songs Review

Music lovers are looking forward to the Nagesh Kukunoor film's Songs . At the same time as "Rockford" and "Hyderabad Blues" had fairly good soundtracks, the Albums of "Iqbal" and "Dor" made repute. However, "Bombay To Bangkok" has splashed. Hopefully, it is a short-term setback.

Sukhwinder Singh has composed the title track "Bombay To Bangkok" with an unsophisticated feel and has sung it as well, but the number doesn't makes up to the prospect of a title track. The 'masala' packed number won't hit it off.

After the halfhearted effect of the title part, "Dheere dheere" allows one to lift a huge sigh of release. Zubeen Garg returns with his astoundingly excited vocals that give a bit of zing to the number while lyricist Mir Ali Hussein does a wonderful job himself. If the song performs well, a key chunk of the credit ought to go to newbie composers, Ronnie as well as Shirish.

An endeavor at youthful, modish and a bit glitzy sort of music is what "Dil ka haal sune dil wala" is about. Sonu Nigam and Sunidhi Chauhan pair up to make it, which has the distinctive Pritam twist, but the lifespan of this number remains suspicious.

"Same, same but different" turn up as the final track of the album and is one of the top downloadable song . A cheerful, partially witty piece of composition, is composed by Salim-Suleiman. KK's version is, like always, really fine but there's nothing to look forward to.

The group of music directors ranging from Salim-Suleiman, Pritam to Sukhwinder and Ronnie-Shirish didn't actually serve the purpose. The album "Bombay To Bangkok" won't hang around in the shelves for long.