Music Review

Reviewed by DJ Shilpi Sharma

Introduction

Hey music lovers, it’s DJ Shilpi Sharma here, and today I’m diving into a comparison of the classic “Gore Gore Mukhde Pe” from the 1994 movie “Suhaag” and its fresh remake from “Ishq Vishk Rebound.” The new version features the dynamic trio of Udit Narayan, Badshah, and Nikhita Gandhi. Let’s explore how this new rendition stands up against the timeless original.

Melody and Composition

The original “Gore Gore Mukhde Pe” was composed by Anand-Milind with lyrics by Sameer. It featured the iconic voices of Udit Narayan and Alka Yagnik, creating a melody that remains etched in our memories. The tune was catchy, vibrant, and had that classic 90s Bollywood charm.

The new version, composed by Badshah and Hiten, tries to retain the charm of the original while adding modern beats and a contemporary touch. The melody is peppy and engaging, but it doesn’t quite capture the nostalgic feel of the original. While the modern beats are fun, they may not resonate with everyone, especially those who cherish the classic vibe.

Lyrics and Vocals

The lyrics by Badshah are trendy and catchy, adding a fresh flavor to the song. The rap sections by Badshah are energetic and bring a modern twist that appeals to the younger audience. Nikhita Gandhi’s voice adds a refreshing touch, complementing Udit Narayan’s timeless vocals.

However, the original lyrics by Sameer, sung by Udit Narayan and Alka Yagnik, had a simplicity and sincerity that are hard to match. The duet brought a sweet harmony that is deeply nostalgic for many listeners.

Rap and Dance

One of the highlights of the new version is Badshah’s rap, which is fun and adds a lively twist to the song. The choreography by Farah Khan is top-notch, making the dance sequences visually appealing and vibrant. The art direction by Durga Prasad and cinematography by Manikandan enhance the visual appeal, making the video a treat to watch.

Overall Comparison

The new “Gore Gore Mukhde Pe” does a commendable job of trying to balance nostalgia with modernity. The rap by Badshah and the dance sequences are definitely high points, making it a fun and energetic track. However, for those who cherish the simplicity and melody of the original, this new version might feel a bit too contemporary.

While the new version has its merits, the original “Gore Gore Mukhde Pe” from “Suhaag,” featuring Akshay Kumar and Nagma, remains a classic that many would still prefer to listen to on loop. The timeless charm of Udit Narayan and Alka Yagnik’s duet is irreplaceable.

Final Thoughts

The remake of “Gore Gore Mukhde Pe” brings a fresh twist to a beloved classic, with energetic rap and vibrant choreography. While it may not completely capture the magic of the original, it’s a fun and enjoyable track in its own right. So, give it a listen, enjoy the modern beats, and let the music take you on a nostalgic yet contemporary journey.

That’s all for now! Stay tuned for more reviews and updates on The Ripple Reach. Keep the music playing and your spirits high!

Sing Along Score – 6.5/10
Repeat Value – 7/10
Audience poll – 6/10
DJ’s Verdict – 7/10