Hriday did bag (Chauh)another track

If the soundtrack of Delhi-6 (2009) had a track titled Masakali, that of the 2015 film Tamasha had a song titled Matargashti.

And, in Dil Bechara, composer A R Rahman tried to take what seemed to have become a fixation with the letter M to the next level with Maskhari.

Unfortunately, it was not catchy.

The track, which was three minutes and 15 seconds long, was penned by Amitabh Bhattacharya.

It was Hriday Gattani’s second song in the film, and on this occasion, he was joined behind the microphone by none other than Sunidhi Chauhan.  

HuRraH, it was a (Sunid)hit

As surprising as it may sound, Saiyyan, an original song on the soundtrack of Nayak: The Real Hero*, became popular, despite being a run-of-the-mill track.

And there’s no doubt that it was because of the tune, the credit for which goes to none other than A R Rahman.

His knack of picking the right man (and, in this case, woman) for the job must be commended – Hans Raj Hans and Sunidhi Chauhan rendered the song, which Anand Bakshi penned.

(*Note: The remainder of the tracks in the film were Hindi versions of those from Mudhalvan.)