With already too many reviews written over this, I still have something to say. And I will say it even if no one is ready to listen. Here is a review about a cassette I can’t do without. A package containing those songs that I obsessively hear and re-hear and never get bored of.
Tere Liye …:
Timeless, Surreal music, and it goes on … Just for you, to feel of some weird emotion along with the high pitch of the song, to realize the goose bumps developing all over you, to live with the words of the song till its over. Then replay it, relive it.
Yeh hum aa gaye hain kahan:
Of course, out of the world, along with the words of the song. The world with all its wonders unfolds itself before us, dancing along with us, (me and my invisible partner) as we break in to this perfect song of love.
Do Pal:
Two hearts tearing apart, slowly, painfully! Excruciating! Sad! Beautiful! A song about a few poignant moments too good to last, that returns to haunt the soul via various stinging memories and their myriad interpretations.
Kyon Hawa:
To live in a feeling before realizing it, LOVE, as magical as music, and the two combined in one song, taking you to a feeling of elation never known before. Blissful! Close your eyes and start dreaming of a pleasant walk across a flowery, faraway landscape, humming this song to yourself.
Lodi:
A catchy, naughty celebration of love! Joyous men and women laughing and teasing each other … Love is all that is needed for the fun to go on, and the music.
Aaya Tera Deewana:
Love that creates heroes out of ordinary men, Love that defies man made boundaries of nation, love that exists beyond the comprehension of sensibility.
And lastly …
Main Yahan Hoon, yahan hoon, yahan hoon, yahan:
Memories of a man, teasing her, cajoling her, killing her softly with those words, too painful yet true. The harsh truth spoken with those cryptic words that pricks her and reminds her of the love she had already lost.
The ease of expressing something as complicated and mysterious as the way love works, the way loves makes her see him everywhere and yet miss him, is stunning. What a weird song!
Hear it …Feel it … Live it …