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The second version is sung by the composer himself and without any offence to Kunal (who was excellent); Abu is great, in fact better than even Kunal. Of course, he being the music director certainly knows the finer nuances and puts in all the right emotions. The album comes to a close with the super fast dance track, " Gorakh Dhanda" (in fact there are three versions of the number) that could have been better titled "Oye Sonya, Oye Makhna", as this rhythmic chorus is repeated throughout the song and can be called the highlight of the track also. The reigning number one of hip hop Punjabi 'bhangra' Laab Junjwa is in full form in a number that takes inspiration from Sanjay Gupta's item songs and one must commend Abu for putting in his own style, although one wished that he had gone in for a fresher tune. The song appears to give a thriller element to the album as can be gauged from its musical arrangements. But the lead singers and the absolutely kicking musical arrangements that has its base in keyboards, drums, plates and other percussion instruments are fresh. The lyricist too needs a pat on the back for fusing a message in an item number. "Gorakh Dhanda Dhol Mix" is the remixed version of the dance track and true to its title it’s full of thumping 'dhol' beats that makes it more 'bhangra' oriented and a number that could well be used in club and discotheques. "Gorakh Dhanda Duet" has Punjabi singer, Harshdeep sharing centre-stage (but only in the credits) in a number that is once again Labh Jhunjwa dominated and there is not much change from the original. All in all the audio album of BAD LUCK GOVIND could not have been more apt, keeping in mind the genre and basic storyline of the film. Even otherwise, there are some good numbers, especially the wonderful "Nam Myoho Renge Kyoh", the boisterous "Duniya Hai Gol Gol" and not to forget "Kismat Bole To". The album has the potential to become popular after the 'different in the real sense' BAD LUCK GOVIND hits the screen! Rating - 3/5 |