Just like it's predecessor, ' Give Me Some Sunshine' too has a slow beginning with Sharman Joshi narrating a line about youth being allowed to live life the way they want. With a hint of sadness to it, ' Behti Hawa' is primarily for the screen. With minimal instruments in the background, this number sung by Shaan and Shantanu Moitra describes the character played by Aamir and how he carried a carefree and lively persona. The number has a distinct Bengali music touch to it, whether in terms of the way it has been orchestrated, arranged and even sung. Starting on a pensive note, the number is about a couple of friends (Madhavan and Sharman Joshi) who are searching for their lost partner (Aamir Khan).
Belonging to the 50s and 60s variety in the way it has been composed, ' Zoobi Doobi' (which too has a 'remix version' for itself) is good though its longevity would depend upon the way it has been choreographed and the extent to which the film succeeds.įrom this point on, the album takes a situational turn, as visible in ' Behti Hawa Sa Tha Woh' which comes next. A song-n-dance affair that almost spoofs the conventional rain tracks that have been heard and seen in Bollywood over the decades, ' Zoobi Doobi' combines melody with rhythm with Sonu Nigam joining the show. The chosen one here is the obvious name without whom not a single A-list album gets completed today - Shreya Ghoshal. Only song in the album featuring a female voice comes in the form of ' Zoobi Doobi'. One wonders though that why did Shanatanu have to croon like Anu Malik for an interspersing piece? Catching the pulse of youth, whether from today, yesterday or tomorrow, this Sonu Nigam and Shaan sung track, which also appears in a deserving 'remix version', belongs to chartbuster variety. Swanand Kirkire's lyrics make an instant impression while Shantanu's rhythmic treatment ensures that the song would be played in many a campus festivals and student get togethers from here on. Arriving with the theme of 'care-a-damn' attitude, ' Aal Izz Well' is completely different from dozens of campus tracks that have been heard over the years. It's a gradual beginning to ' Aal Izz Well' that gives a clear indication of what the film is all about. This is the reason why one plays 3 Idiots (that has lyrics by Swanand Kirkire) with reasonable, rather than extraordinary, expectations in place - Aamir Khan notwithstanding.
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Even a Lage Raho Munnabhai showed some good sales once the movie turned out to be hugely successful at the box office. Yes, he has been critically acclaimed but due to the kind of music he has created and the genre he has explored, mass acceptance has still eluded him. Reason being that the composer at the helm of affairs is Shantanu Moitra who hasn't had a single commercially successful album other than Parineeta. Still, when it comes to the music of the film, one can't really claim to have huge expectations. Of course with names like Rajkumar Hirani, Kareena Kapoor and Vidhu Vinod Chopra involved, one can't discount the overall package affair that 3 Idiots turns out to be.
Such has been the brand value Aamir has made around him that everything else, whether it is the director, composer or the co-star, comes secondary. The moment name Aamir Khan is seen in the credits, the word 'quality' comes naturally.
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