Music by: Amjad Nadeem, Santokh Singh
Dhishkiyaon starts with much fanfare by the cacophony of flutes. The rhythm of the song is smooth and medium paced. The rhyming of the lyrics is catchy to lips especially the chorus line. Some bits of it reminds me of "Aage Peeche" from GOLMAAL but that may be because the instruments are the same.
Now Appy Budday lifts the electronic guitar portions from "Bali" from SHAITAN. The singing by Santokh Singh is very baritone and matches the Punjabi hip-hop tune. The special sounds that weave in the background of the song interestingly done for example the drips of water? LOL. The desi version is a bit more classical despite the heavy electronic guitar. I would go with the original since the classical doesn't really fit the deliverance of the lyrics.
So if you thought, 'Oh God, another desi item song with Mamta song' well you're right. I'm a sucker for item songs so I will always like them. Nothing really new here in Jugaad, Sukhwinder Singh and Mamta Sharma, make a good duo. The chorus is nicely done by Sukhwinder. I must say though I don't like this song more than Mamta's last song "Desi Mem" in KAMAAL DHAMAAL MALAMAAL.
The last song is Don't Fuff My Mind aka the title song. The song starts off pretty basic but grows on you once the solos of the instruments are give. Mika Singh sounds a bit more energized after the bagpipe interlude but then the song goes back to sounding too basic. This could be blamed to the chorus being strangely weak. The remix is okay, nothing to praise.
Overall, a surprisingly decent catchy album by Amjad Nadeem and Santokh Singh.
Dhishkiyaon - Sonu Nigam, Ritu Pathak 8/10
Appy Budday (Videshi) - Santokh Singh 7/10
Jugaad - Sukhwinder Singh, Mamta Sharma 6/10
Don't Fuff My Mind - Mika Singh, Vivek Oberoi 6/10
Appy Budday (Desi) - Santokh Singh
Don'T Fuff My Mind (Remix) - Mika Singh, Vivek Oberoi
Overall: 6.75/10
