Baahubali 2- The Conclusion(2017) Hindi audio Review
Movie: Baahubali 2-The Conclusion-Hindi (2017)
Director: S.S.Rajamouli
Cast: Prabhas, Rana, anushka, Ramya Krishnan, Nasser, Sathya Raj, Tamanah
Music: M.M.Kreem
S.S.Rajamouli makes huge films with huge budgets and thrilling screenplay films. The yester years Indian Blockbuster Baahubali-1 proved his underrated talent in making films and choosing scripts.Touted as one of grandest movie ever made in Indian Movie history, Baahubali is going to conclude with this movie. The anxiety created with part 1 regarding why kattappa killed Baahubali, this movie will have the answer for the question. 450-500 crores in making is not something usual in movie Industry. The expectations set with Part-1 the second part is going to be really tough to meet it. And Rajamouli is known for creating expectations and meeting them. Everyone is expecting that the same will happen for part 2 as well.
The entire team of Baahubali have dedicated their prime time of their lives for this movie and sure they should be happy about it. This movie doesn't need any introduction, so lets go to the songs. M.M.Kreem is known as a good music director in hindi providing excellent music for films like Jissm, Zakhm, Rog, Paheli and Criminal. So comes with this film. Kreem got huge applause for the BGM given the way he elevated the movie with the background score. So the expectations will be nothing less than that for this movie too. The film provides 5 different sound tracks, letz have a look on it.
1. Jiyo Re Baahubali
Singers: Daler Mehndi, Sanjeev & Ramya Behra
Lyrics: Manoj Muntasheer
Rating: 4.5/5
The sound track starts with an amazing energetic number which has already been trending in social media. The vocals provided by Daler was simply awsome and suitable to the context. This song seems to be like intro song to the hero. what an energy, what an mood M.M.Kreem has taken us into. The beats are simply awsome & suddenly the context changes and Ramya starts singing about Mother, which is situational. Ramya a southern singer does complete justice to the vocals, then joins Sanjeev with same pattern set by Ramya and then Kreem adds up the energetic beats, drums and etc to make the song too energetic. Overall the song leaves the listeners in state of inspiration and motivation giving goosebumps. The lyric by Manoj are apt. But the credit for this song goes to Kreem for setting an amazing intro song which is perfect in vocal wise, musical wise as well as lyrical.
2. Veeron Ki Veera
Singers: Aditi paul & Deepu
Lyrics: Manoj Muntasheer
Rating: 3/5
Next song is a beautiful romantic melody. I guess Rajamouli sir has planned visual feast on the screen. The music provided by Kreem was simply mind blowing, he just added all sorts of sounds, beats, drums which could set the mood towards a warrior romantic melody. Lyrics by Manoj were simply amazing. Coming to vocals Aditi and Deepu both seem to be from south, did complete justice to the song with their expression, but Deepu lacks energy in the song and sounds frail, where as Aditi was ok but she says "Veeron Ki Veer Aa" instead of "Veeron Ki Veer", maybe it is said willingly to match the song in all languages, but it leaves the audience in a fantasy world. Here Kreem uses solo violen which sounds amazing, again the credit goes to Kreem for making the song sound amazing in all aspects.
3. Soja Zaraa
Singers: Madhushree & Chorus
Lyrics: Manoj Muntasheer
Rating: 4.5/5
Third song is about God "Krishna". Its lovely to hear a song about Krishna after many days. When ever we think of Krishna we just recollect about his flute. Even here we see flute being used effectively, the second interlude with flute and recorder need special mention, it was lovely. Coming to vocals Madhushree sounds good enough, the chorus was finely tuned & the interlude with surgam sung by chorus was plesant. What can one say about Kreem sir after listening to this masterpiece, this proves he can provide music to any genere, a fine devotional lullaby with full of honey spilled all over through Madhushree's vocals and Kreem's beatuiful composition.
4. Jay Jay Kaara
Singers: Khailash Kher & Chorus
Lyrics: Manoj Muntasheer
Rating: 5/5
This song sounds wonderful. What can anyone say about this song? The vocals provided by Khailash Kher are simply mesmarizing, he is the perfect suit for this song. A situational, emotional & motivational song excellent in all aspects. The song starts with a emotional rendition of Khailash and then joins the chorus and then Khailash Kher starts crooning "Jay Jay Kaara" and then Kreem changes the pattern immediatley by effective usage of beats and drums and then the song continues with female chorus huming and ends on a positive note praising the hero's deeds. Simply wonderful lyrics by Manoj. In all aspects this song wins, nothing to speak just to listen.
5. Shivam
Singers: Kaala Bhairav
Lyrics: Manoj Muntasheer
Rating: 3/5
This is the last song of the albumn. This song is composed completely in a different pattern with beautiful usage of violen and drums and powerful vocals accompanaing it. Nothing more to speak about this, vocals by Kaala Bhairav was powerful and beats were amazing suiting to the context of a worrior.
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