#DAAWAT ISHQ MOVIE SONGS FULL#
She is absolutely mesmerising and can go from a whisper to a full deep tone voice effortlessly while keeping the classical twists of the arrangement perfectly intact. Shayarana is perhaps the modern masterpiece of the album in the voice of the amazing Shalmali Kholgade. Kausar is at a high point in this song as his rhymes are nicely arranged. Wajid does well but Shreya is the clear star of the song and has lot of personality and energy to her vocals. Set to a Dhol beat with Baraat style trumpets the composition works well for a wedding setup and clearly sets the stage for what audience Sajid-Wajid are hoping to target with this song. Wajid takes on the mic next with Shreya to deliver a fun up tempo Rangreli.
Sajid-Wajid make it sound like a missed opportunity. Unfortunately even with the warm and charismatic voices of Sonu and Shreya it sounds very ‘standard’ and fails to impress. It has not just classical renditions but also in words with numerous classical music references. It is quite traditional in lyrics, composition and delivery by the singers. Mannat in the voice of Sonu Nigam, Shreya Ghoshal and Keerthi Sagathia is a romantic number that sounds like a hundred other songs of Sonu and lacks innovation. Will a song of this stature work in a highly commercial club music market is disputable and to be seen. “ Sherbat mein milli mohabbat… chat toh le” sums it up nicely for the overall message of the song. Kausar has done a good job with the idea of combining a food treat with romance and put them together in a very classical setting. Javed is the life of the song and delivers good vocals at the right tone and pitch with Sunidhi Chauhan by his side delivering a soft tonal voice to start with but then picks up to her usual powerful self towards the end.
The complete 80s vibe is fun to listen to. The claps to a good Tabla and Harmonium mix to a unique setup of an acoustic drum beat is refreshing to hear in this day and age. Title song Daawat-e-Ishq is a proper Bollywood Qawaali song with its deep Urdu and sufi vocal touch from Javed Ali but to a very upbeat.
So for a concept like ‘Dawat-e-Ishq’ there is a lot of playing field for Kausar and Sajid-Wajid to play around with and give us some really good music. Kausar does a good job with delivering a perfect balance between lyrics that work commercially and fit perfectly in the script of the film as well. Sajid-Wajid are leading the music composition of the film with the lyrics of Kausar Munir again since they worked together on ‘Heropanti’ (2014) a few months ago and created a few hits including Raat Bhar that are still working on air play. With a very colourful and tasteful execution of the script in place this could be a fun film to watch for the entire family. Starring Aditya Roy Kapur and the charming Parineeti Chopra in an interesting story mixing the magic of Indian food and romance, ‘Daawat-e-Ishq’ seems worth building some anticipation for. Director Habib Faisal is back on the scene with Yash Raj Films after a two year gap since ‘Ishqazaade’ (2012).
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