Meet Bros keep the beats seductive in this song and Kumaar's lyrics match the setting. New composer Baman has composed 'Wajah tum ho'. The slow romantic number crooned by Armaan Malik has an average composition that sounds too much like the romantic numbers we've been hearing of late. 'Neendein khul jaati hain' is a mischievous dance number with a fast rhythm by composer duo Meet Bros. Mika Singh gets support from the brothers' regularly feature songstress Kanika Kapoor. 'Love to hate you' is a drum N bass number in the haunting voice of Shivranjani Singh. Composer Amaal has gone truly experimental with the vocal effects, synth and electronica in this fast number.
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'Maula' is a soulful 'qawwali' rendered by Javed Ali with Swanand and Chopra collaborating on the words. 'Tere Liye Mere Kareem' is a haunting 'gaana' that would make more sense within the film's context than as a standalone piece of music. Composer Prashant Pillai also gets behind the mike to deliver this track with 'Gagan Baderiya'. AM Turaz has written some spine-tingling lyrics for this one. Fusion rock band Advaita have contributed 'Khel Khel Mein' in a simple composition that honours the 'sarangi'. Abhijeet Deshpande's words get due 'gravitas' from actor Amitabh Bachchan, whose voice takes it up a notch. 'Wazir' Theme is the background theme provided by Gaurav Godkhindi and sets a mysterious mood for the film.
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Their music is not quite like you remember, from their prime but their earnestness is able to lure you. The soundtrack opens with Punjabi rock song 'Do You Wanna Dance With Me' sung by Sunidhi Chauhan and Suresh Peters. In its dual version, the song remains underwhelming. The beats lack novelty and the Punjabi lyrics adds little value to the plain song. Sunidhi bounces back with 'Yaaro' that does justice to her effervescent voice.
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The music is pleasantly reminiscent of jubilant songs from the 1990s. The lyrics do a great job of narrating the Ram, Sita and Raavan story. Title track 'Prem ratan dhan payo' has just the right amount of sweetness in the form of singer Palak Muchhal. 'Jalte diye' is a ghazal that starts off with singer Harshdeep Kaur, goes romantic with Anwesshaa who is joined by singers Vineet Singh and Shabab Sabri for a melodious six minutes. 'Aaj unse milna hai' is an out-and-out Rajshri number in the voice of Shaan about Salman packing snacks for a visit to the house of Sonam's character in the film, with small doses of conversation added in.
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