Music Review: 3G (Hindi)
Composer(s): Mithoon
Film: 3G
Kaise Bataaoon, despite being a mix of Pritam's Tuhi Meri Shab Hai (Gangster) and Kya Mujhe Pyaar Hai (Woh Lamhe), is simple and sweet and it helps that it's the ever dependable K.K. who is behind the mic alongside Sonal Chauhan, who makes a confident singing debut. Shilpa Rao, Arijit Singh and Tochi Raina take the peppy and foot-tapping sufi-styled Khalbali to an altogether whole new level with their spirited singing, although the song brings back memories of Woh Ajnabee (The Train). Bulbulliya is beautifully composed and aptly contemplative in Adnan Sami's emotive rendition, even as Kaise Bataaoon's cantabile version turns out to be a surprise highlight, with Abhishek Nailwal acing the track with his fantastic vocals. Mithoon is finally back in the game with 3G!
Film: 3G
Kaise Bataaoon, despite being a mix of Pritam's Tuhi Meri Shab Hai (Gangster) and Kya Mujhe Pyaar Hai (Woh Lamhe), is simple and sweet and it helps that it's the ever dependable K.K. who is behind the mic alongside Sonal Chauhan, who makes a confident singing debut. Shilpa Rao, Arijit Singh and Tochi Raina take the peppy and foot-tapping sufi-styled Khalbali to an altogether whole new level with their spirited singing, although the song brings back memories of Woh Ajnabee (The Train). Bulbulliya is beautifully composed and aptly contemplative in Adnan Sami's emotive rendition, even as Kaise Bataaoon's cantabile version turns out to be a surprise highlight, with Abhishek Nailwal acing the track with his fantastic vocals. Mithoon is finally back in the game with 3G!
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