Ishq Main Tere Bina is a nice duet with KK and Shreya Ghoshal. The accordion pieces give the song a European feel but the song doesn't establish anything new which would allow the song to stand out.
Shreya Ghoshal is makes Khatti Meethi worth the listen as she infuses energy in each word delivered. The composition is simple but it allows the listen to sing along with Shreya. The song does begin to bore after the 3.30 mark which could be blamed to the very simple composition by Jeet Ganguly.
Kaafir Andhere starts slow with a 90s American feel but the tempo with the electronic guitar and drums. The song doesn't build well to the chorus line which has strong deliverance from KK and thus fails to make an impact.
The title song falls into the basic Neeraj Shridhar club remix template. If you like fast pace songs this might be for you but be warned that you'll be bored after a couple of listens.
Kuku Duku doesn't impress me. Mohit Chauhan gives a solid effort but the composition is too tried and tested which causes the song to make an impact.
Rhanba Mein Samba gets Usha Uthup coming off her Darling Filmfare win. Honestly, this song wastes her talent. Once again there's a basic template mixed with some desi tunes and again a failed attempt by Jeet Ganguly.
Overall, SFKTNP doesn't have a single song which stands out from the album nor any which could stand out from the charts.
Ishq Main Tere Bina - K.K., Shreya Ghoshal 6/10
Khatti Meethi - Shreya Ghoshal 5/10
Kaafir Andhere - K.K. 5/10
Shirin Farhad Ki Toh Nikal Padi - Neeraj Shridhar 3/10
Kuku Duku - Mohit Chauhan 5/10
Rhamba Mein Samba - Usha Uthup 3/10
Overall: 4.5/10
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