U Me Aur Hum Songs | You Me Aur Hum Music Review

The moment when you lay your hands on the songs album of U Me Aur Hum, you might tend to shout 'Thank God'. And it's like this even prior to listening to the whole soundtrack. Why? There is literally a sparkle of novel music arriving in the industry with the last outstanding arrivals being, Jodhaa Akbar plus Race that appeared in January. With future not seems to be too thrilling either in terms of any most important albums hitting the standards, all eyes are fixed on U Me Aur Hum that is anticipated to make some composition. Pun planned!

There are why's associated with the venture in itself as well which compose U Me Aur Hum film music appealing. Vishal Bhardwaj is acknowledged for his excellent score that always has a touch of classic rudiments, whether Indian or Western. This time around, in place of Gulzar who is expected with Bhardwaj, relative greenhorn Munna Dhiman has been lineed in as a lyricist.

There is an intrinsic class in the minutes of U Me Aur Hum that makes one internalize the lyrics and feel excellent about it being played just about it. Planning for the song generates a tranquil feel, which by itself gets a quixotic mood on. It's a gorgeous track that is as easy on the ear as it gets and flows in a track, which is reverse to the 'high-on-beats' tracks that are if not in the order of the day. Astoundingly though, there is a boy's voice heard playing with a couple of words in English at the outset and end but is not endorsed in its real sense.