The music in this part will almost have the signature sound of Hindi film music then and it is more than enough for us to find that it is a Hindi song. In Indian music, we have this technique of starting the song with a short prelude before the actual song begins.
We south Indians can easily identify a Hindi song even before the singers start to sing the song in Hindi. I was not a serious follower of Hindi film music before 2000 yet I managed to listen at least the most popular ones.
That stops me from giving the whole credit for this album to the Jatin – Lalit duo. Coming to this album, I don’t know how much Salim – Sulaiman’s minds are involved in giving this fresh sound to the songs as they are credited as programmers for all the songs. It was too good to believe as Anu Malik’s own compositions. Still I suspect the originality of the songs in that movie. The thing I like about these composers is that they have not tried to sound completely different as Anu Malik did with “Asoka”. But fortunately they have restricted their compositions in giving sounds like feel and not sounds alike feel. That is why I would say that it is a cock Style of music with Jatin -Lalit retaining their own identity in all the songs and yet trying to sound different by adopting the best of their professional rivals. Jatin – Lalit borrow styles of various composers to give a unique sound to the album. “Fanaa” music has got a right mix of clichéd sounds and refreshing layers of music.
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