Traditional instruments like harmonium and dholak have been used to create the desired effect. Taar bijli is a mischievous desi ladies Sangeet song by Padmashree Sharda Sinha. It would be interesting to see how this one has been used in the movie. That's all! The song also has an eight-bit version, which has some additional techno kind of touch. There are some words thrown in here and there, and they are backed with a little sound. It has been crooned by Kids of Musahar Village. The next one is an interesting rap titled Bahut khoob. Compared to the other numbers in the album, this one's definitely average.
It also has a fused version, which is more high-pitched with a lot more instruments. However, the composition isn't too impressive. The lyrics are funny and Rasika D Rani's voice leaves a smile. The listeners can get a taste of Bhojpuri flavour with the harmonica-backed Electric piya. The sound is good and the chorus lends good support as well. Quite an unusual track, but one that will surely grow on you. She nearly hypnotises the listener with the gloomy yet mesmerising vocals. The sounds of the instruments are minimised at various intervals and Sneha's voice takes centrestage. Kaala rey (Coal Bazaari) reflects a dark mood. Also Read - Mithya trailer: Huma Qureshi and Avantika Dassani starrer looks like an interesting thriller – Watch
The music blends superbly with the vocals. The composer mixes the instruments in a conducive manner and the racy track instantly grabs your attention. It captures the essence of Uttar Pradesh (UP) and Bihar and has been sung with a countryside touch by 12-year-old Durga. The musical journey starts off with Chi cha leather. But one warning - this soundtrack may not be everybody's cup of tea! Also Read - Siddharth Nigam shares a picture with Kangana Ranaut after Avneet Kaur is he doing a project with the Bollywood diva? The folksy flavour of Sneha Khanwalkar's music from Gangs of Wasseypur continues in the album with 13 tracks. Yet, surprisingly it manages to reach the benchmark and that too quite well. Its predecessor had set the bar so high that it seemed it would be a tough task for Gangs of Wasseypur 2 to meet the expectations on the music front. Folk gets a new high in the Gangs of Wasseypur - Part 2 soundtrack, but it might not be everyone's cup of teaįilm: Gangs of Wasseypur - Part 2 Music Director: Sneha Khanwalkar Lyricist: Varun Grover Singers: Durga, Sneha Khanwalkar, Rasika D Rani (Trinidad), Kids of Musahar Village, Padmashree Sharda Sinha, Piyush Mishra, Bhupesh Singh, Robbie Styles, Bulbultarang with Baal Party, Deepika Kumar Rating: **** Also Read - 'Kangana Ranaut should be RESPECTFUL' actor turned MP Manoj Tiwari shares advice for the Dhaakad star
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