Raajneeti Movie All Song Download

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The score was composed by Wayne Sharpe while the soundtrack was composed by Wayne Sharpe, Pritam, Aadesh Shrivastava and Shantanu Moitra. The lyrics were written by Irshad Kamil, Gulzar, Sameer and Swanand Kirkire. The soundtrack consists of five original songs and four remixes. It was released on 14 May 2010. The songs "Mora Piya" and "Bheegi Si Bhaagi Si" went on to be chartbusters of 2010.


The album opens with 
Bheegi si bhaagi si
, which has a pleasing, melodious prelude. Crooned by Antara Mitra and Mohit Chauhan, the love song is foot-tapping and engages the listener. Mohit's voice is apt for a song of this genre.


Next in line is the semi-classical 
Mora piya
, which is undoubtedly the best song of the soundtrack. It is nice to hear a song like this, particularly when numbers with a classical touch have become a rare sight in Bollywood films nowadays. The track has been effectively sung by Aadesh Shrivastava, Shashi and Rosalie Nicholson.


Then there is 
Ishq barse
 with Pronob Biswas, Hamsika Iyer and Swanand Kirkire behind the mike. This song has a folk and rustic touch with influences of classical music too in some parts. After a few minutes, the song picks up pace and becomes lively. While itsn't a bad track, it isn't brilliant either. The song also has a remix version, which is average.


Finally there are two versions of a song called 
Dhan dhan dharti
 - one sung by Shankar Mahadevan and the other by Sonu Niigaam. The patriotic song has musical influences of Vande Mataram and both the versions are quite similar except for the diverse singing styles of the two singers. The song with Indo-Western touches is likley to make a mark too.





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In India, the country's most popular songs are often drawn from its biggest films. Travel writer and New York Times columnist Anand Giridharadas says the country's latest hit, "Mora Piya," is no exception to the rule. "Mora Piya" comes from the soundtrack of the Bollywood blockbuster Rajneeti, an epic political saga that also follows a love story. Giridharadas says "Mora Piya" captures the cultural remixing that's happening in India.


"Mora Piya" doesn't sound like the kind of festive, upbeat song usually associated with Bollywood, but Giridharadas says that's a sign of the times. The song reveals anxiety in a society where old certainties are slipping away.


"Families are breaking and people are migrating from the village to the city at the rate of 31 Indians per minute," he says. "Jobs are paying people more, but they're also demanding a lot more. I think there's a little bit of anxiety of this moment in this song. It's actually an amazing thing that a song like this became a smash summer hit, but it did."



Bheegi Si Bhaagi Si
 is composed by 
Pritam
, but by keeping his tendency to throw the kitchen sink (musically) at the tune, Pritam produces a mid-tempo song that is jangly, catchy and entirely listenable. 
Mohit Chauhan
 and Indian Idol 2 contestant 
Antara Mitra
 strike up a playful, if vocally somewhat mismatched, chemistry.


Meet the sizzling Item Girl in Raajneeti
In Prakash Jha's films since Damul. TV actress Barkha Bisht features in Raajneeti's sizzler track 


For all his politically charged cinema, Prakash Jha sure comes across as an unlikely lover of item songs. In all his films post 1985's Damul, he has included an item song in

Raajneeti Movie All Song Download

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