As
soon
as
you
lift
the
music
album
of
Shaadi
Se
Pehle,
you
don't
look
forward
to
checking
the
cute
pose
of
Ayesha
Takia,
the
sexy
figure
of
Mallika
Sherawat
or
the
funny
picture
of
Akshaye
Khanna.
You
want
to
check
if
composer
Himesh
Reshammiya
has
sung
any
song
for
this
album
too
as
this
has
fast
become
a
trend
with
number
of
his
albums
post
the
success
of
Aashiq
Banaya
Aapne.
Sadly,
that's
not
the
case
for
this
Satish
Kaushik
directed
comedy
coming
from
the
house
of
Subhash
Ghai's
Mukta
Films.
Nevertheless
one
plays
on
the
album
that
promises
to
be
all
fun
and
frolic
with
a
remix
version
accompanying
almost
all
the
tracks
in
Shaadi
Se
Pehle.
Sameer
writes
the
lyrics.
Masti
and
dhamaal
begin
David
Dhawan
ishtyle
as
Sunidhi
Chauhan
modulates
her
voice
considerably
to
come
up
with
a
foot-tapping
'Mundeya'.
The
song
is
not
a
classic
by
any
means
when
it
comes
to
lyrical
value,
and
this
partially
seductive
partially
naughty
number
falls
under
a
guaranteed
time-pass
category.
A
regular
girl-trying-to-invite-boy
number,
it
should
make
for
a
good
eye
pleasing
viewing
as
it
has
all
it
takes
to
excite
the
hoi-polloi.
Things
take
a
pacy
turn
for
better
with
Akbar
Sami
coming
up
with
his
trademark
DJ
mix.
No
doubt
it
turns
out
to
be
much
more
catchy
and
exciting!
When
seductive
sighs
of
'Oh
baby,
come
closer
now'
mark
a
beginning
to
a
song,
you
get
an
impression
that
'Ankhiyon
Se
Gal
Kar
Gayi'
is
a
whole
hearted
seductive
number.
This
turns
out
to
be
a
misconception
when
Sukhwinder
Singh
appears
on
the
scene
as
he
and
Himesh
Reshammiya
turn
it
into
a
regular
Punjabi
dance
number.
The
song
is
noticeable
only
for
its
heavy
duty
high
bass
but
that's
about.
Overall
an
average
track
with
Sonu
Nigam
and
Sunidhi
Chauhan
as
co-singers
that
may
gain
some
popularity
only
if
picturised
well
since
musically
it
is
ordinary.
Just
like
'Mundeya',
'Ankhiyon
Se
Gal
Kar
Gayi'
too
sounds
much
better
in
its
remix
version
by
Akbar
Sami
that
comes
with
'dhol'
beats
to
make
it
an
authentic
Punjabi
track.
Daler
Mehendi
and
Himesh
Reshammiya
coming
together
-
now
that's
quite
a
handful.
'Tuteya
Ve'
makes
it
possible
for
the
music
lovers
as
Daler
goes
on
to
sing
a
love
song
in
his
own
inimitable
manner.
Don't
expect
a
dance
number
from
Daler
this
time
around
as
the
song
moves
at
a
moderate
pace
with
some
excellent
music
arrangements.
As
soon
as
you
are
halfway
through
the
song,
you
wonder
if
a
lounge
version
would
have
further
enhanced
its
appeal.
Now
call
it
sheer
coincidence
as
this
is
what
happens
when
DJ
Suketu
version
of
the
same
song
comes
after
a
gap.
Undoubtedly
'Tuteya
Ve'
is
the
best
song
of
the
enterprise
so
far.
A
song
for
the
interiors,
'Bijuriya'
is
a
qawalli
number
with
lyrics
like
'Gire
Mujhpe
Teri
Ishq
Ki
Bijuriya'
with
an
extra
stress
on
'Ishq'.
Alka
Yagnik
is
seemingly
enjoying
herself
while
coming
up
with
an
all-out
effort
while
for
a
change
someone
of
the
caliber
of
Sukhwinder
Singh
takes
a
back
seat.
Though
the
beginning
of
the
track
is
in
a
typical
Himesh
Reshammiya
mode,
it's
the
portions
thereafter
that
have
a
certain
Subhash
Ghai
touch
to
them.
Akbar
Sami's
remix
version
adds
in
some
extra
beats
to
the
proceedings
but
one
would
still
prefer
to
go
with
the
original.
A
conventional
love
song
that
makes
for
a
good
'naach-gaana'
around
the
trees,
'Tere
Liye'
is
one
of
your
routine
romantic
tracks
by
Udit
Narayan
and
Alka
Yagnik.
Not
bad
but
nothing
that
makes
you
go
over
the
song
again
and
again.
Average!
Remix
version
by
Akbar
Sami
isn't
anything
exciting
either
and
the
song
can
be
forgotten
soon
after.
Album
ends
with
a
song
with
'Sache
Aashiq',
a
song
with
ample
dose
of
'shaava
shaava',
'nachle',
'jind
meriye'
and
the
stuff
alike.
Now
that
should
be
good
enough
to
give
a
fair
idea
about
what
the
song
is
all
about
as
it
falls
under
a
typical
Bollywood
'bhangra'
dance
number.
Yet
another
okay
track
that
doesn't
really
make
you
jump
with
joy.
If
you
are
looking
for
some
trademark
Himesh
Reshammiya
touch
that
he
has
perfected
during
last
few
months
then
you
may
not
have
too
many
reasons
to
cheer
about
as
the
songs
belong
to
the
pre-Aashiq
Banaya
Aapne
era.
Shaadi
Se
Pehle
has
some
average
to
above
average
to
good
songs
with
'Tuteya
Ve'
being
the
pick
of
the
lot
followed
by
'Mundaya'
and
'Bijuriya'.