a composition which even Akbar would be proud of. Its just amazing how Rahman brilliantly matches his music with the essence of the situation, the idea, the thought and the event of Glorifying Emperor Akbar. Everything about this song is so perfect, so grand, so appropriately placed, in other words so Rahmanesque. Just when you are already captivated by the mukhda and the very catchy chorus chan chanananana line in the antara and want to keep hearing it again and again, you are grabbed and put right in the middle of battlefield where you hear clanging sounds of swords which form the interlude. In no time the blood starts to gush inside your veins and you feel like going with the crowd Azeem o shaan shehanshah Farmaan awaah.hamesha hamesha salaamat rahe. Right when you hear the sounds of horn followed by the thumping sound of drums, you get transported musically to the era which you've only witnessed in history books. The album opens with Azeem o shaan shehenshaah. I didn't just want to write a review, rather I wanted to share the musical experience of Jodha Akbar, because not so often we come across albums like these. In Jodha Akbar we get to hear ARR in his best creative form who's taken his own time in coming up with some extraordinary music for yet another period film.
With the arrival of Lagaan that view changed and I was very happy that ARR had got another good director who has a very good ear for music and who appreciates good soulful music.
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There was a time when I felt only Mani Ratnam knew how to extract brilliant music from the Musical Wizard. Its got 5 songs and 2 instrumentals all of which are class apart and beautiful in their own terms.
After listening to all the songs including instrumentals, I feel there can be only two words that would be apt to describe the album - Pure and Eternal.Īshutosh and AR Rahman combo has got another winner in this album. However Sony has released it worldwide and believe me, it was totally worth the wait. I believe it got delayed in India for some reason. That in the garden the fragrance is shying away from the flowers.Huh !! Finally Jodha Akbar's audio has hit the stands. When I look around I see that it is spring but there is an autumn in my heart. It is as if our encounters are blended with loneliness. Mulaquaato mein hai jaise ghul si gai tanhai
There is, as it were, a wall of glass divides us.īut what is this tune that fate has chosen for me to hear instead? This pain of separation is unacceptable to me. Like that of the two banks of a river that never meet. Jaise milte nahi kisi dariya ke do kinaare How does one actually tell you that they are not in love with you? Koi kaise kahein woh hain ya nahi hamaare There is a hidden sorrow in the curtain of the happy air.Īnd many unsaid things are lost in the heart. That in the garden, the fragrance is shying away from the flowers. Phool se khushboo khafa khafa hai gulshan mein It is said that this is a celebration of spring but rather its as close to a lyrical translation as possible. Its not a literal translation as that would be worth nothing. First off its close to impossible to get an exact translation coz many lines/words have mutiple meanings so don’t scream at me if you disagree. For anyone looking for the English translation.
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