Chhaava received a range of responses from viewers.  While some questioned how accurately it depicted historical events and religious sentiments, everyone appeared to agree that the film's soundtrack was unimpressive and erratic.  Many people think the soundtrack, which was composed by music director A.R. Rahman, is disappointingly mediocre.  Rahman's compositions, which could have enhanced the visual experience, instead detracted from it given the scope and majesty of the movie.  The romantic song Jaane Tu, which included urdu lyrics, was a specific point of view for some devout Hindu viewers.
 
They voiced their disapproval of the language selection, although most viewers believed that the music's lack of impact was the true problem rather than the lyrics.  These worries have now spread to the upcoming Nitesh Tiwari film Ramayan, which stars Yash, Sai Pallavi, and Ranbir Kapoor.  The soundtrack for the movie is credited to A.R. rahman and the globally recognized composer Hans Zimmer.  Many are enthused about Zimmer's involvement because of the potential for his experience to introduce a more internationally known background score style to indian movies.
 
Rahman's current compositions, however, have not been as memorable as his earlier work, which has led some to wonder if Ramayan will have a genuinely classic soundtrack.  Rahman will be instrumental in helping Zimmer shape the soundtrack for the movie.  However, religious extremists would probably make sure that any urdu poetic influences in Ramayan are not overlooked.
 
 
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G GOWTHAM

05/03/2025 11:26 AM