Shankar Mahadevan – in collaboration with
Ehsaan Noorani and Loy Mendonsa – aimed at giving a twist to the
serenade and succeeded at it.
That was evident from Mann Ko Ati
Bhavey Saiyyan, which was five minutes and 14 seconds long.
The London Dreams track, which
was comical, couldn’t have been picturised on anyone but Salman Khan.
Prasoon Joshi deserved kudos for his
use of shuddh Hindi words (which were strikingly incongruent with the
backdrop*), as did Mahadevan for the nasal voice in which he rendered it.
(*Note: It was set against the Eiffel
Tower in Paris.)
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