Blue Music Review
Tuesday, September 15, 2009, 11:06 [IST]
There is a complete departure though in 'Yaar Mila Tha' that is an out and
out fun-n-naughty number. In fact one wonders why did the song have to arrive so late in the day since it carried enough potential to be there at the top of the album. It is refreshing to hear Udit Narayan in this number that has Madhushree sounding so close to Alka Yagnik that one is tempted to check the credit details on the album cover. A fun outing between a married couple, 'Yaar Mila Tha', which is written by Abbas Tyrewala ![[^]](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_vfPYnB1sEO9yQOhMpeSIZgxT71JYtjrGmxr2mlUxMloPDQKlWOsjimZU4r5iVYGYVXX9EVWfT8uehQQZLxRHsj8EwJsA=s0-d)
, has a complete Indian appeal to it and just like 'Chiggy Wiggy' which kick started the album, this one too hardly sounds like a Rahman composition even though the background vocalists follow his school of composition.
There is a complete departure though in 'Yaar Mila Tha' that is an out and
out fun-n-naughty number. In fact one wonders why did the song have to arrive so late in the day since it carried enough potential to be there at the top of the album. It is refreshing to hear Udit Narayan in this number that has Madhushree sounding so close to Alka Yagnik that one is tempted to check the credit details on the album cover. A fun outing between a married couple, 'Yaar Mila Tha', which is written by Abbas Tyrewala , has a complete Indian appeal to it and just like 'Chiggy Wiggy' which kick started the album, this one too hardly sounds like a Rahman composition even though the background vocalists follow his school of composition.http://entertainment.oneindia.in/music/reviews/2009/blue-music-review-150909.html
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