This fouRSoMe Vas indeed awesome

By no means would it be incorrect to say that girl power came to the 'four' in Chhalka Chhalka Re from Saathiya.

The track, which could be called an underrated gem from the standpoint of the soundtrack, was rendered by Mahalakshmi Iyer, Richa Sharma, Shoma Banerjee and Vaishali Samant.

There is no doubt that A R Rahman, the composer of the song, loves to surprise the listeners.

The highlight of this song, which was penned by none other than Gulzar, was the change in tempo – it was slow at the beginning and picked up pace.

Sukhwinder sang a (Ri)challenging number

By no means was Ni Main Samajh Gayi a chartbuster, but it was certainly one of the most difficult songs on the soundtrack of Taal.

It was also the shortest of the seven tracks from the film on this blog – it was four minutes and 33 seconds long.

The song, which was penned by Anand Bakshi, was composed by A R Rahman, whose penchant for challenging his Sing(h)ers is well-known.

But, to the listeners’ delight, Sukhwinder, who rendered the track, did a marvellous job. And so did Richa Sharma, who joined him behind the microphone.

The (Bhos)legend sang ARocking number

Asha is a singer who has (Bhos)left an indelible mark on music aficionados, regardless of age.

And, to their delight, nothing curbed her enthusiasm even when she was in her mid-sixties, as was evident from her rendition of Kahin Aag Lage from Taal.

She was joined behind the microphone by a couple of singers – Richa Sharma and Aditya Narayan. While the former was a teenager at that point, the latter was a pre-teen.

The track, which was seven minutes and 15 seconds long, was penned by Anand Bakshi.

It was composed by A R Rahman.