Force - Music Review

Starring: John Abraham, Genelia Dsouza
Director: Nishikant Kamat
Producer: Fox Star Studios, Sunshine Pictures Pvt. Ltd
Music: Harris Jayaraj
Releasing: September 30th 2011

1. Khwabon Khwabon - KK, Suchitra 2.5/5
2. Chahoon Bhi - Karthik, Bombay Jayshree 2.5/5
3. Dum Hai To Aaja - Mahua Kamat 2/5
4. Main Chali - Naresh Iyer, Shreya Ghoshal 2.5/5
5. Dil Ki Hai Tamanna - Vijay Prakash, Shalini Singh, Neha Bhasin 3.5/5

'Khwabon Khwabon' starts with  Suchitra reciting some Japanese lines which has never been heard of before but then develops as an average song because of the uninspiring singing by KK. The sitar piece in the midway of the song is very good but is short-lived. John Abraham's ridiculous expressions in the video doesn't help reviewing this song because the video is absolutely pathetic. Very average song buy it only if you're a big KK fan and you've actually liked the music video.

'Chahoon Bhi' is a very soft by Karthik and Bombay Jayshree. The saxophone and madolin portions are very nice. The singing by both artist is decent, nothing to rave about. 

'Dum Hai Toh Aaja' is a fast paced rock song which has a nice electronic guitar solo but that is all that is commendable from this very average track. It sounds like this song was left off the LAFANGEY PARINDEY soundtrack from last year.

'Main Chali' starts very nicely by Naresh Iyer then Shreya Ghoshal joins to deliver a nice romantic track. The flute and tabla portion is very pleasant however I would've wished for it to last the entire song.

'Dil Ki Hai Tamana' starts with some nice whistling and making it the most memorable track of the album. It is a fairly soft song which is very well delivered by all three of the singers. The chimes, violin, and cello solo is quite good.

Overall, 'Dil Ki Hai Tamana' is the best song of the album while the rest of the songs are strictly average.

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