11/6/2022 0 Comments Tandoori nights himesh free mp3But if the rickshaws are playing it at every signal, it's obviously struck a chord somewhere. As for Hari Om, which is Himesh's version of the original Om Shanti Om, it could be a tad hard on the ears of the older generation used to more melody in Hindi films. The song Om Shanti Om from the first edition of Karz was originally released by Trinidadian Calypso/Soca artist Lord Shorty in 1974, according to Wikipedia. Incidentally, a simple search on the internet leads us to the discovery that the 'original' too was a direct copy of the George Benson piece "We As Love". #TANDOORI NIGHTS HIMESH FREE MP3 PATCH#Himesh is not a patch on Kishore Kumar when it comes to Ek Hasina Thi, for the powerful vocals of Kishore still resonate in your ears when Himesh has a go at the song. Both have had half their work cut out, with the original score for inspiration. Neither Sameer nor Himesh, in both the lyrics and music department, have deviated far from the concept of 'popular'. And with 19 tracks, there's lot HR has experimented with. In Dhoom Tere Ishq Ki, he has experimented with simple arrangements, for variety. If you loved his trademark sound earlier, here he gives you that and more. To be fair, Himesh gives what's expected of Himesh. This time, he returns with a whopping 19 tracks, 12 of which are remixes that are sure to set dance floors burning after the DJ runs out of standard fare. Himesh makes a comeback as a composer actor package after Aap Ka Suroor, a film whose music caught on well with loyal Himesh fans and also a large part of Gen Y. If the continuous play on FM stations and music channels is any indication, the surmise has been right. Of course, these ain't the 80s, and its obvious that Tandoori Nights will catch more eardrums than Paisa Ye Paisa. The title of the film may be the same (well, almost, if you cut away the fuzz of the zzz's), but Himesh Reshammiya is not Rishi Kapoor and Shweta Kumar is not Tina Munim. This album isn't meant for the generation that grew up on Laxmikant Pyarelal's music and Anand Bakshi's lyrics.
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