However just when one felt that the album had peaked with three back to back fun/dance numbers arrives 'Kaun Kenda' which is clearly the best of the enterprise. Burmanisque touch to it with elements of Bappi Lahiri (from Mithun Chakraborty's films) thrown in intermittently as well only ensures that ' Kabootar' would add on to the film's entertainment quotient. Add to that the fact that there is a clear R.D. Expected to play in the film's background at crucial junctures, this fast paced number boasts of some good energy.
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Mika is in full force all over again for this song which takes a thematic route instead of turning naughty. The fun element only continues to keep the momentum high with 'Kabootar' as the next to follow. One now waits to see how is the song eventually picturised because it would have certainly excited debutant Pulkit Samrat. A catchy track that has Natalie De Luccio aiding Raghav behind the mike, it is an out and out Punjabi number that goes well with the youthful flavour of the film. Raghav Sachar brings himself behind the mike for this Punjabi hip-hop number which could have been easily picked up by any of those major Punjabi films which are made by the likes of Jimmy Sheirgill and the rest. A clear chartbuster in the making, it only makes you further excited about the songs that follow.įrom this point on lyricist Kumaar takes over and he gets the Punjabi flavour bang on with 'Audi (Tenu Tak De)'. ' wouldn't have been the song it is if not for the chorus by Neeti Mohan and Natalie Di Luccio who clearly seem to be having fun. Just the kind that would appeal to the youth and become a rage in campus crowds, ' Bitto. Guest lyricist Luv Ranjan (who had also directed Pyaar Ka Punchnama and written its lyrics) goes all out to make ' Bittoo Sab Ke Lega' as one song that actually has in to become an anthem track if promoted extensively. Call it naughty, risqué, double meaning, below the belt, naughty or whatever, the fact remains that ' Bittoo Sab Ki Lega' is sheer fun all the way. The tone is set at the very beginning with Mika's 'Bittoo Sab Ki Lega' lending it a smash start. The final results are in complete contrast to the expectations though (in a pleasant way) because while one thought that there would be many more naughty numbers in the offering, soundtrack turns out to be an amalgamation of a good variety of songs, hence lending Bittoo Boss an all around Bollywood flavour. More so since the makers (Abhishek Pathak and Kumar Mangat Pathak) had kept youth in mind while designing their last success Pyaar Ka Punchnama as well. With the naughty flavour of the film, one expects this Raghav Sachar soundtrack with lyrics by Kumaar to be carrying a similar flavour right through the album. Bittoo Boss Review & Review RatingĮver since the First Look of Bittoo Boss was unveiled online, there was immense curiosity to listen to the number ' Bittoo Sab Ki Lega' which was touted to be yet another ' Bhaag DK Bose'.
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