Pitah Se Hai Tera Naam might seem extremely sappy in first hear, but Sonu Nigam with his lively qawali based track does quite a magic in this one. Pitah Se Hai Naam Tera – Boss Music Review Being an overtly popular track, the singers were careful in maintaining the intrinsic aroma of the song and yet adding their creative bent to make it better! This song pays perfect homage to the Tamil song and delivers a brilliant new version of the same. Hum Na Tode is a fascinating and imaginative variation of popular Tamil track Apdi Pode Pode, done with a sassy flavor by Grammy winner P.A Deepak along with Vishal Dadlani. Every version of the song is just as enthusiastic and dynamic that somehow this track alone makes for the sluggish songs in the album. It works for the sharp and dynamic voices of its lead vocals more than the rapping. For a change, a song doesn’t work simply because it’s Honey Singh.

The lyrics are spirited and peppy and that makes for the song’s most attractive bit. The album kick starts with Honey Singh collaborating with Meet Bros Anjjan for the title song. Akshay Kumar in Boss Movie Stills Boss Title Track – Boss Music Review Despite the presence of multiple music directors and lyricists, the songs are vibrant and filled with an attractive fervor mostly. The film’s music has been applauded by audiences for its entertainment factor, where the music is pompous and has a pumping energy in each of its tracks invariably. Anthony D’ Souza’s Boss is a remake of popular Malayalam film Pokkiri Raja.

Luckily the actor has denounced his OUATIMD look for good and is clearly out to do his thunderous stunts in a style that he understands the best. Akshay Kumar has finally revived his Khiladi mould or rather the Boss mould.

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