Love Aaj Kal music review, songs rating

Love Aaj Kal music review (5)

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  By Paromeeta Mathur Banerjee(29 Jun 2009)

  IT'S PRITAM ONCE AGAIN
  
  It's Pritam time once again. He gives us a good album with Love Aaj Kal. (Where has he been inspired from this time round? One thinks and dismisses simultaneously - who knows and who cares :-) ).
  
  The album is a new age album. Delving into the past to come up with a retro feel but at the same time sounding very modern and very today, and at the same time managing to keep the album pleasant sounding as well - a tough ask, but done ...» read more

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  By Vinayak Chandra(13 Aug 2009)

  Expectations are bound to go sky high when one hears of the Imtiaz-Pritam-Irshad combination. And rightfully so, as its the same combination that resulted in the super successful Jab We Met. So whether the album lived up to the expectations and whether its a good enough follow up to Jab We Met or not..lets find out.
  
  You are greeted to the album with the 'Naagin' tune that has been perfectly re-arranged by Pritam, who excels in such art, to make it a new sound. Thereafter, ...» read more

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  By Anupam Dey(07 Aug 2009)

  Expectations are sky high.But the reality is just the opposite.
  Hemant Kumar must be crying for killing his one of the most famous tune in first track 'Twist'. I have had enough of Neeraj Shridhar. Aren't there any more singers left? Okay, the track is 'killing' in terms of instant addiction. Instant foot-tapping. But that's only because of 'Naagin' tune. Otherwise the track is so badly composed. So, thumbs down at very first track. :( Again, it is re re mixed in Twist ...» read more

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  By Anonymous (04 Dec 2009)

  Just as you are completely overwhelmed by Aahun Aahun comes the distinctive naagin tune that marks out Love Aaj Kal. The moment you hear Pritam getting his rearrangement in place for this half-a-century old tune, you know that he is a master when it comes to giving an age old tune a new age sound. Soon after, Neeraj Shridhar gets into action and from there it's time for Twist. Colleges, discothèques, autos, marriage celebrations, youth night outs - expect the song to be ...» read more

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  By Swati Chatterjee(05 Jul 2009)

  found the album strictly average. Dooriyan, Aaj din chadheya are better than the avg. too much instrumental fusion; Pritam is a Sound Engineer more than a music director!» read more

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