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This one is on the same lines as the one heard before, albeit with a little more happiness in the singersвЂ™ voices and composition. Jeet continues his journey in the album through another duet with Arjit, who is paired with Tulsi Kumar, for Hum Mar Jaayenge. Hum Mar Jaayenge вЂ“ Aashiqui 2 Music Review This track is an average duet and does not offer much to the listener. Arijit Singh and Palak Muchhal lend their voice to the romantic duet.

Jeet Ganguly enters as a composer with soft and breezy Chauhun Main Ya Naa.

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The track is full of melody and Ankit has done a good job here. Ankit Tiwari opens the track with the sound that reminds of RahmanвЂ™s Rockstar and gradually takes it to the same level. Next track Sunn Raha Hai, which is being publicized as the вЂlove song of the yearвЂ™ tries to live up to its publicity. ArijitвЂ™s voice does touch the listenerвЂ™s heart and lyrics support the passion as well. Composer Mithoon has penned the lyrics for this passionate ballad which might remind one of the rest of the Bhatt music that have been heard in abundance in recent times, right from Raaz 3 to Jism 2. Shraddha Kapoor in a still from Aashiqui 2 Movie Tum Hi Ho вЂ“ Aashiqui 2 Music ReviewДЄlbum opens with a heavy and deep voice of Arijit Singh crooning Tum Hi Ho. However this time they have done it differently as the album boasts not one but quite a few fresh and new music talent with a mix of composers, lyricists and singers coming together. Now they are back with an attempt to create similar magic with Aashiqui 2. Till date it is counted as a film which gave 90s its musical stream, courtesy Nadeem-Shravan. But to bring up one's lack of propriety in context of an ongoing and serious movement is simply tone deaf.Дespite such off-colour moments, I have to give it to Yeh Saali Aashiqui for showing such raging ambition and commitment to go bonkers all the way.A film titled Aashiqui is bound to establish huge expectations as far as music is concerned. There is nothing wrong in portraying a woman as evil. More problematic is the needless misogyny dispensed in the name of male victimisation. Stick around for the second half and you might even spot a bare butt. At one point, I stopped to check have I got the title right or is it Yeh Saali Anusqui? Not to mention the first hour's bizarre obsession with the word 'anus'. What does is a screenplay full of loopholes, especially the ones involving flashbacks.

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His co-star Shivaleeka Oberoi is far more uninhibited as the serial social climber.Д«ut neither has a screen presence that stands out. Vardhan doesn't have the intensity to pull off Sahil's loathing or meltdown. There is plenty to fault in its callous, clumsy film-making. It takes Sahil a trip down a mental asylum to find out.ДЄs heartbreak, betrayal and retribution collide, Yeh Saali Aashiqui changes gears from fishy to ferocious pitting its leads in a nasty game of tit for tat. Sahil Mehra (Vardhan Puri) is a hotel management student in Shimla.Д«eing the proverbial nice guy, he feeds the poor, makes hefty donations, doesn't smoke or drink, detests cheaters, loves Dil Chahta Hai and classmate Mittee Deora (Shivaleeka Oberoi).Д®xcept there's more to Mittee than meet cute and fangirling over Ranbir Kapoor.

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What struck me most is its mercurial storytelling.Дeceptively cliched imagery is gleefully shattered to lay bare a series of murky twists and remorseless depravity.Д«ut before things resemble a sort of Count of Monte Cristo meets Karz meets The Man in the Iron Mask soused in ruthless Korean cinema sensibilities, Yeh Saali Aashiqui gives little indication of the havoc it is about to wreak.

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