Pukar, which released in 2000, was undoubtedly among A R Rahman’s
top ten Hindi film soundtracks.
The song, which was six minutes and 29 seconds long, was penned by the veteran Majrooh Sultanpuri (who passed away three months after the film’s release).
Ek Tu Hi Bharosa, which wasn’t just rendered by, but also picturised on Lata Mangeshkar, continues to give the listeners goosebumps.
Rahman reused his composition, O Bosnia (which was performed by him at his 1996 concert in Malaysia, which was in aid of Bosnian victims), as this track. He also played the piano.
The song, which was six minutes and 29 seconds long, was penned by the veteran Majrooh Sultanpuri (who passed away three months after the film’s release).
Ek Tu Hi Bharosa, which wasn’t just rendered by, but also picturised on Lata Mangeshkar, continues to give the listeners goosebumps.
Rahman reused his composition, O Bosnia (which was performed by him at his 1996 concert in Malaysia, which was in aid of Bosnian victims), as this track. He also played the piano.
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