| आवारा (7 ख़ून माफ़) aawaaraa (7 Khoon Maaf) |
2.75
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| विशाल भारद्वाज | गुलज़ार | मास्टर सलीम | |
| 2.65 | 2.63 | 2.84 | |
| Vishal Bhardwaj | Gulzar | Master Saleem |
Jury comments
Proper, solid, unaffected singing by Master Saleem. The classical parts do not sound forced, thanks to his overall rendering of the song. -Armeen
Master Saleem enters Rahat Fateh Ali Khan territory and then makes it his own; what Vishal did for Daler Mehndi in Maqbool, he does here with Master Saleem; impassioned and engaging. -George
इस गीत में, इसके संगीत में एक बियाबान है. -Mihir
Love the guitar pieces especially the hawaain guitar interlude. The constant strumming throughout the song enriches it. I am of course partial to the singers and Saleem does a spendid job. The mix of rock, classical and sufi makes this song beautiful. -Sowmya
Good opening music. The introduction of the voice spoils it. Master Saleem should not attempt falsettos. Double tracking on the vocals also makes it too noisy at times. -Ketan
VB's pulsating Arabic template with Master Saleem's fervid rendition. Winning combo, really. -Vipin
An average predictable track in an otherwise stellar album. -Subrat
Love the freshness in the song. The prelude and the lyrics are too good. -Vinayakam
Nice fusion music, use of guitars/sitars. Singing was strictly OK - no distinguishable quality - but talented. -Shashi
Good instrumentals and drums. Good singing and harmonizing. Soulful. -Malini
Would have worked much better with minimalistic orchestration. -Aditya