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Aamir Khan’s directorial movie Taare Zameen Par is coming soon. Aamir fans are eagerly waiting to see their star in the role of director for the first time with this movie. The movie is set to hit the screens on 21 December. Based on a Child with learning disability, the movie seems to come up with a serious theme apart from a romantic or action thriller.

The music of the movie has already been launched and the tracks are getting huge response from the fans. Lyricist Prasoon Joshi along with famous composer trio Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy created the tracks.  Furthermore, Aamir Khan was also involved in the making of the songs and in one score titled Bum bum bole, Aamir Khan has given his voice along with popular singer Shaan. Today, I got a music review of Taare Zameen Par where the writer talked about each and every song of the album. Here, I am giving an excerpt of that music review:

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But the real tear-jerker is Maa. Joshi vividly pours out the angst of a child. The percussive lightness heightens the subtlety and softness of the song rendered by Mahadevan. He will also be deemed responsible for the goodness of Dekho inhen. This catchy title song has excellent replay value. Powerful and lyrically rich, Joshi emulates the simile structure of the popular Javed Akhtar winner Ek ladki ko dekha to aisa laga. But, why did they not use a real sitar? And why does the chorus sound so indistinct when underlaid by Mahadevan’s voice towards the end of the song? But then, these questions won’t come in the way of this song’s popularity.

It seems that the movie is getting positive response from everyone. As the movie does not include romance or action, the story becomes the main strength of Taare Zameen Par. Now, let us see if the music scores can make the movie more attractive to the audience.