“Amit Trivedi” changed the Bollywood Music Form!

In Bollywood there are many music forms and many music composer. Bollywood celebs have been dancing on that tunes for many times., but sudden when someone comes and changed the music form and suddenly people starts liking that music. Bollywood celebs have been very much enthusiastic about their movies as that decides that form of music That means even Harry Potter cannot weave the kind of magic a good musician can. Thankfully, Bollywood has many great composers. But there’s one name that particularly stands out amongst the current brigade of music directors in Indian cinema. No points for guessing that I am talking about Amit Trivedi. Do you remember TV heartthrob Rajeev Khandelwal‘s debut movie, Aamir? The 2008 release also marked Amit’s foray into music direction in films. The movie was far from being a box-office success but it did manage to impress the critics. The psychological thriller had left us rather gut-wrenched. Trivedi also dished out a spiritual Sufi quawalli, ‘Ha Raham’ and a brilliant folksy track ‘Chakar Ghumyo’ in the same album. That was just the beginning of his epic musical journey in Bollywood. He went on to bag numerous prestigious awards for his work in his next, Anurag Kashyap‘s dark drama, Dev D. The album consisted of 18 kickass songs, yes, 18! And mind you, all the renditions were starkly different from each other. ‘Emosanal Atyachar’ is the darkest yet funniest shaadi number we’ve ever heard! ‘Nayan Tarse’ has a groovy lounge-ish appeal with some upbeat electronica. Trivedi loves blending folk rustic music with some rigorous flows of westernized arrangements. Just when we thought that Trivedi’s music always has a certain dark vibe going on, he gave us several refreshingly romantic and heart-touching song like Iktaara from Wake Up Sid!. Of course, it won him many awards yet again. I am not even going to get started about the songs of Udaan, Ek Main Aur Ekk Tu, Kai Po Che! and Queen – they have been life-changing for me, especially ‘Kinaare’ from Queen and ‘Zinda’ from Lootera. And he remixed the old popular song Hungama Hogaya and gave us a brand new tub-thumping happy party number. Oh, and I also love the English Vinglish tracks and ‘Main Pareshan‘ from Ishaqzaade. If I commence describing each soundtrack, I will go on and on and on… So let me make it way more simpler for you.

Murtaza Rangwala

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