"Aashiqui Love theme", composed by Mithoon.
It is rhythmic but cannot be termed melodious. Not a likeable number, it is sung by Arijit. The lyrics are unimpressive, while the music is dull. However, except for the singer, there is nothing interesting to write about it. The next song is strictly for Shreya Ghoshal loyalists. At one point it seems the singer is trying to fill up the empty space with too much of humming. "Aasan nahi yaha", the average number is sung by Arijit. More than average number, it is high on emotions.Įxpressing the woes of lovers is the next one. It also has a bit of heavy metal music feel, which compliments the mood. The slow guitar strumming compliments Mustafa Zahid's voice in the song. The song would definitely catch your attention. Although the song oscillates from slow to fast, it is done with expertise. You may not find Tulsi's interlude interesting, but KK's singing is a treat for his fans. High on melody, the composition gels well with the mood and lyrics, which touche your emotions. Tulsi Kumar begins the song and later KK takes over. "Piya aaye na", which starts with a mouthorgan. A happy romantic number, it brings the story of a lover sharing his happiness with the world. Melodious and rhythmic, it has meaningful lyrics. Sung by Arijit Singh, it starts slowly but gradually picks up the pace. The compositions have a touch of the 1990s style and some songs are likeable and some may not strike the right chord with listeners. "Aashiqui 2" has 10 tracks along with a themed instrumental composition. The music album of director Mohit Suri's upcoming love saga Singers: Tulsi Kumar, KK, Arijit Singh, Mustafa Zahid, Shreya Ghoshal, Ankit Tiwari, and Palak Muchhal Music Directors: Jeet Gangulli, Mithoon, Ankit Tiwari Meri Aashiqui featuring the voices of Arijit Singh and Palak Muchhal, is a Mithoon composition and one of the standouts.Ĭhahun Main Ya Naa, with the same vocalists and composed by Jeet is also a nice romantic track.
Sun Raha Hai, with a Shreya Ghoshal which her fans will love. Tum Hi Ho, voiced by Arijit Singh is clearly the winner of the album, with the upcoming singer featuring on as many as six tracks. And while it is unfair to compare a sequel to the original, it need to be said that each should be seen for its own merit.Īashiqui 2 has eleven tracks composed by three music directors with lyrics by three wordsmiths. And while it is unfair to compare a sequel to the original. Aashiqui 2 tries, and succeed to some extent in matching the repeat-values freshness and allure of the original.
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