Most of the listeners just braced themselves for another album from Dharma Productions(Co-producer) with possibly a sangeet song, a mehendi song, a song where the couple is in love, the heart-break song. In short, another typical album from anything backed by Karan Johar. That’s where Baar Baar Dekho’s album is a nice, pleasant surprise. Even though it ticks off all the’requirements’ of a Dharma album.
The album features the stunning Jasleen Royal making her mainstream Bollywood debut, scoring few of the most interesting songs. It also features others like Amaal Malik, Arko, Bilal Saeed and of course which Punjabi album these days is complete without Badshah.
Baar Baar Dekho consist of six sound track is a mixed of different varieties, which includes the perfect wedding song( Nachde Ne Saare), (Kaala Chasma) and Khair Mangdi, these songs makes happy and very truly and kindness to all kinds of listeners.
Baar Baar Dekho made quite the splash in our lives surrounding social media, as they released a reworked-version of Punjabi wedding classic Kala Chashma. The song had the lead pair Sidharth Malhotra and Katrina Kaif dancing in perfect synchronisation. The song was an instant-hit, with over a million views on all Medias.
Kaala Chasma, original music: Prem Hardeep, recreated by Badshah, Singers: Badshah, Amar Arshi, Neha Kakkar. The last super hit song of the movie this year and possible all credits goes to song in the film as well. This song has already taken the nation by storm. It’s a modern day reworking by Badshah of Amar Arshi’s original released a decade ago. Sung by Amar Arshi, Badshah, Neha Kakkar and Indeep Bakshi, it retains the mad emotional of the original and compels you to move to its rhythm.
Kho Gaye Hum Kahaan, music: Jasleen Royal, singers: Jasleen Royal, Prateek Kuhad
The song sees the two darlings of MTv Indies come together to give us this beautfiul acoustic song with their tranquil vocals. The song has typical dreamy Prateek Kuhad lyrics like "Tedhe mede raaste hain, jaaduyi imaaratein hain, , main bhi hoon tu bhi hai yahaan." As both singers barely mumble into their mics, Kuhad whistles and that familiar guitar-riff keeps playing in the background. Hands down the best song in the album!
Sau Aasman, music: Amaal Malik, singers: Neeti Mohan, Armaan Malik
Neeti Mohan is in top form in this electronic song, which sounds like one of those honeymoon songs, as the very much in-love lead pair go around in a foreign country, celebrating life and their commitment to each other. The song is standard fare from composer Amaal Malik, it doesn’t break any new ground. However not a bad thing.
Sau Aasmaan lyrics are beautifully penned by Kumaar.
Sau aasmaano ko aur do jahano ko, Chhod ke aayi tere paas, Aankhon ko teri aadat hai, Tu dikhe na toh inhe shikayat hai
Dariya, music and singer: Arko
Arko performs this folksy-acoustic Punjabi song, which has been composed and written. And you hear the fluency of a river, as the composer writes on a lover calling out to a water-body asking it to stop flowing, as he awaits his beloved. The song is a triumph, as it evokes the feeling by keeping it simple and unexpected of love.
Arko sings it well enough. It feels like a country song caught in a Bollywood beat.
Nachde Ne Saare, music: Jasleen Royal, singers: Jasleen Royal, Harshdeep Kaur, Siddharth Mahadevan
This perfect wedding celebration song has a’hit song’ written all over it, as it nicely mixes electronic beats with an interesting bass and the reliable dhol. Featuring brilliant singers like Harshdeep Kaur and Siddharth Mahadevan, alongside composer Jasleen Royal who nicely balances rhyming schemes like "Dhongi sa ye bada dheeth hai, Viral hogya ye Tweet hai" with an interesting new unusual melody.
Teri Khair Mangdi Music and singer by Bilal Saeed
Pakistani Singer composer Bilal Saeed has reworked his own Khair mangdi to make it sound more Bollywoodish. This song makes happy and very truly and kindness to all kinds of listeners.
It’s a soulful track that belongs more to a classic love story than a realistic romance. It’s easily the song of the album nevertheless, as far as melody is concerned.