There’s no two
ways about the fact that the soundtrack of Aamir
(2008), was a gem by an underrated composer. Incidentally, it marked his debut
in Hindi films.
The man in question was none other than Amit Trivedi.
This blog contains a post on just one song from the aforementioned film – Ha Raham, also known as Mehfuz.
The song, which could be translated to, “(Be) compassion(ate) and (keep us) safe”, was five minutes and 10 seconds long.
Trivedi and Amit Bhattacharya (who penned it) rendered it. They were joined behind the microphone by Murtuza Qadir.
The man in question was none other than Amit Trivedi.
This blog contains a post on just one song from the aforementioned film – Ha Raham, also known as Mehfuz.
The song, which could be translated to, “(Be) compassion(ate) and (keep us) safe”, was five minutes and 10 seconds long.
Trivedi and Amit Bhattacharya (who penned it) rendered it. They were joined behind the microphone by Murtuza Qadir.
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