Surprisingly, there isn't much fun in Bappi Lahiri-Bappa Lahiri combines ' India Se Aaya Tera Dost' which is a take off on yesteryear's ' Bambai Se Aaya Mera Dost'. In the beginning, it sounds like an advertisement jingle but as one delves deeper into the song's setting (which talks about the young man called Sidhu who is a simpleton and is loved by all), it does ultimately settle down. ' Coming with an out and out Indian feel to it, courtesy the tune by Kailash-Paresh-Naresh and a small town setting (in case of CC2C, a narrow lane setting due to Akshay's upbringing in Chandni Chowk), this is one track which requires multiple hearing to be grasped. Watch out for this one!ДЄnother number which is primarily focused on Akshay again, though this time on his reel life character of Sidhu, is ' S.I.D.H.U. All set to be a flagship number of the album, just like it was in case of Snoop Dogg version of ' Singh Is Kinng', this track is a show reel for Akshay Kumar, the real life star, as demonstrated through the lyrics of the songs itself which go into a holds-no-bar approach while proclaiming Akshay to be the biggest star that the country has seen in the current times. ' Chandni Chowk To China' but altogether different setting, tune (by Bohemia), lyrics and presentation. What takes the cake though is another number which has the same title i.e. The remix version that appears later only adds to the fun. A unique number in quite a few aspects, it certainly must have been a difficult tune to compose, especially after considering the fact that it isn't one of those typical love songs or an item number. A fun track with funnier lyrics, it has a good fusion of Indian, Western and Oriental rhythm which accounts for a deadly combination. One has to be patient enough with CC2C and once you have been successful in doing that, it will rock you.ДЄnd rock one does with the title song ' Chandni Chowk To China' by Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy that is all set to be a rage in a fortnight from now. And this is pretty much because of the 'consistency in sound' factor! In the six unique songs that form a part of the film's soundtrack, there is so much happening in all directions that it is impossible to catch the sound and announce a genre after the first listening. Yes, at least twice because Chandni Chowk To China (CC2C) isn't one of those 'let's make an instant impact' kind of an album that works in the very first hearing. Thankfully, all fears are laid to rest once you are through hearing the album 'at least twice'. Whether it would come with a consistent sound? Whether each of the composers would have indeed come up with their best? Will someone end up compromising since the entire responsibility of creating the soundtrack doesn't lie on him? coming together of various composers, as an audience, one tends to be a little wary about the music. Frankly, when something like this happens, i.e. Reason? The album has songs by composers as diverse as Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy, Kailash-Paresh-Naresh, Bappi Lahiri-Bappa Lahiri and Bohemia. Still, one has good, not extraordinary expectations from the music of Chandni Chowk To China. Moreover, both the films by director Nikhil Advani, Salaam-E-Ishq and Kal Ho Naa Ho, have boasted of some very good music. After all Akshay Kumar and Deepika Padukone are coming together in this film which is supposedly based on Akshay's own life story. Ok, so Chandni Chowk To China is a huge film by all standards. Chandni Chowk To China Review & Review Rating

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