EXPECTATIONS
Fun.
That's
in
one
word
to
describe
the
expectation
that
one
has
from
the
music
of
Golmaal
3.
Films
coming
form
the
house
of
Rohit
Shetty
have
time
and
again
celebrated
life
and
are
aimed
at
youth.
Whether
it
is
Golmaal,
Golmaal
2,
All
The
Best
or
Sunday,
music
in
each
of
these
films
has
been
vibrant
with
no
single
dull
moment.
This
is
what
one
expects
from
Golmaal
3
as
well
that
has
composer
Pritam
and
lyricist
Kumaar
coming
together.
With
the
film
being
third
in
the
series,
one
expects
double
the
fun
this
time
around,
if
not
the
triple.
MUSIC
It's
time
for
some
'Golmaal'
all
over
again
as
K.K.,
Anouska
Manchanda
and
Monali
Thakur
come
together
for
a
high
on
energy
title
track.
The
beginning
is
exactly
on
the
same
line
as
what
one
would
have
expected
here,
which
means
that
the
sound
of
'
Golmaal
Golmaal'
is
heard
all
over
again.
The
'remix
version'
ensures
though
that
there
is
a
lot
of
spunk
ready
to
be
exploited
on
the
dance
floor.
Next
to
come
is
a
song
about
togetherness,
'Apna
Har
Din',
which
is
all
set
to
be
picturised
on
the
entire
principal
cast
of
Golmaal
3.
A
fun
number
with
a
touch
of
carnival
mood
to
it,
'
Apna
Har
Din'
(which
also
arrives
in
a
'remix
version')
has
a
70s
style
composition
with
Shaan
and
Anouska
Manchanda
sounding
genuinely
happy
while
crooning
this
one.
However,
the
overall
impact
that
the
song
creates
is
that
of
being
a
situational
number.
'Ale'
sounds
better
though
and
goes
full
throttle
in
getting
the
club
mood
on.
In
fact
after
listening
to
it
a
couple
of
times,
one
does
tend
to
remember
the
kind
of
beats
and
rhythm
that
one
had
heard
in
the
title
song
of
Tum
Miley.
The
song
is
good
but
not
the
kind
that
makes
one
stand
up
and
hail
it
as
the
next
huge
chartbuster.
A
foot
tapping
track
nevertheless
with
youth
written
all
over
it,
this
Neeraj
Sridhar
and
Antara
Mitra
sung
number
is
about
a
bunch
of
friends
who
have
paved
their
own
path
and
don't
care
much
about
the
outside
world.
Surprisingly,
the
best
song
of
the
album
comes
at
the
very
end.
One
expects
at
least
one
massive
chartbuster
from
Pritam
in
each
of
his
albums.
In
Golmaal
3,
it
is
'Desi
Kali'
which
has
all
in
it
to
rock
the
charts
in
its
arrival.
A
smash
hit
from
the
word
go,
'Desi
Kali'
has
the
kind
of
beats
and
rhythm
that
ensure
that
you
get
a
hang
of
the
song
in
the
very
first
listening.
With
Neeraj
Sridhar
and
Sunidhi
Chauhan
coming
together
for
this
song,
they
ensure
that
this
one
turns
out
to
be
one
of
the
more
popular
songs
in
the
offing.
Deservingly,
there
is
a
'remix
version'
of
this
club
track
as
well
which
brings
on
some
more
spice
in
the
album.
Last
to
arrive
are
a
couple
of
songs
from
Disco
Dancer
-
'Disco
Dancer'
and
'Yaad
Aa
Raha
Hain'.
Since
the
film
features
Mithun
Chakravorty
in
an
important
role,
inclusion
of
these
two
songs
does
not
come
as
a
surprise.
None
of
the
two
songs
are
presented
as-is
though
and
have
been
re-arranged
slightly
to
go
well
with
the
contemporary
times.
While
Bappi
Lahiri
sings
'Disco
Dancer',
it
is
Sudesh
Bhosle
who
comes
behind
the
mike
for
'Yaad
Aa
Raha
Hain'.
OVERALL
Golmaal
3
has
a
chartbuster
in
the
form
of
'Desi
Kali'
with
instant
recall
value
coming
from
title
track
'Golmaal'
as
well.
The
other
two
tracks
-
'Apna
Har
Din'
and
'Ale'
add
on
to
the
situational
appeal
as
well.
As
expected,
the
music
of
Golmaal
3
is
a
fun
ride
that
should
go
well
with
racy
visuals,
which
is
the
hallmark
of
Rohit
Shetty
cinema.
OUR
PICK(S)
Desi
Kali,
Golmaal
Story first published: Monday, October 11, 2010, 12:27 [IST]