This story is from October 07, 2016
Bollywood
: When a film features Sunny Leone, the makers know that they can���t afford to go wrong with the music. After all, the actress is known more for her peppy item numbers rather than her acting prowess. 'Beiiman Love' is no different. The album opens with a Beiimaan Lovesoft classical number, 'Rang Reza',sung
by Asees Kaur, which is pleasant to the ears. The sitar riffs lend it a harmonious feel. 'Main Adhoora', sung by Yasser Desai and Aakansha Sharma, is a melodious track with guitar interludes. It���s the kind of song that you would like to listen in a lounge set-up on loop. Written by Sameer Anjaan and composed by Sanjeev Darshan, it will remind you of Nadeem-Shravan���s compositions. Ankit Tiwari is back with his magical voice in 'Pyaar De'. It is one of those typical tracks about love and longing that have been perfected by the singer-composer. His voice suits the composition and elevates it from falling into the been-there, done-that rigmarole. 'Hug Me', a typical dance track, is a welcome break after three back-to-back melodious songs. Sung by Kanika Kapoor and Raghav Sachar, it���s a sultry come-hither number. The next song, 'Mar Gaye', is rendered by Nindy Kaur, Manj Musik with rap by Raftaar. It���s a Punjabi pop number with Bhangra beats. The foot-tapping music and funky lyrics make it a peppy number. 'Mere Peeche Hindustan' is written by Sameer Anjaan and sung by Yasser Desai and Sukriti Kakar. The groovy low frequency beats are good but the rap interludes do not add anything to the song and could have been completely avoided. Barring a few good tracks, the album leaves much to be desired.
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