When Sukhwinder
rendered Pagdi Sambhal Jatta, from The Legend of Bhagat Singh, it was
unlikely that the listeners doffed their hats to the Sing(h)er.
But there’s no denying that he was the right man for the song, which, in turn, was tailor-made for him.
However, despite having a fistful of aggression and a pinch of gusto, it’s unfortunate that the track, which was four minutes and 45 seconds long and penned by Sameer, was a disaster, because the ingredients weren’t in the correct proportion.
A R Rahman, who composed it, was to blame for that.
But there’s no denying that he was the right man for the song, which, in turn, was tailor-made for him.
However, despite having a fistful of aggression and a pinch of gusto, it’s unfortunate that the track, which was four minutes and 45 seconds long and penned by Sameer, was a disaster, because the ingredients weren’t in the correct proportion.
A R Rahman, who composed it, was to blame for that.
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