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He has also been featured in National Geographic's worldwide series 'My Brilliant Brain' and termed as a 'born genius' for his ability to play 36 different musical instruments. He has collaborated with some of the stalwarts from the music industry like AR Rahman, Zakir Hussain, Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy, Niladri Kumar, Shantanu Moitra, Anu Malik, Shreya Ghoshal and Sonu Nigam to name a few. Raghav debuted in Bollywood with the John Abraham starrer 'Kabul Express' and has since then composed music for over fifteen Bollywood movies including 123, Rustom, Guest In London, Helicopter Eela and has released over twenty independent albums and singles. He completed his bachelors in Music from Monash University, Australia where he was presented the earnest Award for Academic excellence and the Honorary scholarship. A brilliant composition!Д«anjar Revisited by KK is a club mix (Different from Shubha's version) with lots of harmonies, techno sounds and an energizing rhythm progression.Raghav Sachar is a Bollywood Music Composer, Singer and a Multi-instrumentalist, quite popularly associated with his primary instrument - Saxophone. Cutting edge rhythm designing, tantalising jugalbandi between electronic guitar (delightfully high on reverb) and clarinet and Sunidhi's mesmerizing vocal range take this song to a different high altogether. If Shubha's version was more fast-paced, Sunidhi takes the slower, soulful look at the whole idea of Banjar. First of all, hats off to Raghav Sachar for introducing such fabulous production values.

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Banjar Lamha Hai.Waqt Banjar Hai.Banjar Waqt Si.Yeh Raat Banjar Hai.Innovative lyrics by Swaratmika Mishra, Aditya Dhar and Vijay Kumar is another plus point of this goose-pimple-evoking song.Д«anjar Lounge Mix by Sunidhi Chauhan is drastically different from Shubha Mudgal's version. It's a club house mix number with techno sounds, fast paced rhythm designing and Mudgal's dynamic voice treading into several territories all at the same time.

The first one has been sung by Shubha Mudgal in her characteristic high pitched mode. It's a good number to play loud while driving down to Goa on a weekend.ДЄfter three different versions of Kabul Fiza, the second song Banjar also has three separate versions. The techno element in this remix has been utilized well. The Kabul Fiza remix on the other hand not only has an add-on fast paced beat it also has some interesting keyboard chops creating an illuminating feeling on the dance floor. It's a good instrumental piece but lacks the intensity of the song. An easy-on-ears rhythm loop dots the entire composition and is peppered with clap sounds at a few places. The Kabul Fiza Theme Instrumental has a laidback feel to it with the clarinet melody dominating the scene. Kabul Fiza requires a more mature voice, especially when it has that element of spirituality and the tabla beats thrown in the middle. My only grouse is that maybe he shouldn't have sung this song. Raghav Sachar excels in terms of putting together a wonderful composition. For it starts from a somber note, touches the heights of intensity and then returns to where it starts from (Clarinet melody buries itself in the sands of time). In fact the whole song has been designed in a very western format, specially the harmonies. The moment the tempo picks up the momentum in this east-meets-west number you can realize that this one's special. It's a sure shot buy.Д¬larinet like a breath of winter air in a war torn desert makes a perfect start for the stunning Kabul Fiza. In all, it's the birth of a new age music composer who can also play wind instruments like a dream. Raghav displays his Richard Marx like singing vocals in Keh Raha Mera Dil while Kabul Express Theme and Yeh Main Aaya Kahaan Hoon are fine numbers too. Of course the original Kabul Fiza is a treat and a great song to start the album with. The three versions of Banjar are diametrically opposite and yet appealing, Kabul Fiza carries a magical remix edition apart from a so-so instrumental version Kabul Fiza Theme. Instead, it carries a feel of a private album with terrific production values.

One of the most notable aspect about this album is that it's not your usual filmy soundtrack. Twenty something musician-singer-turned-composer Raghav Sachar surprises with his superb range and a brilliant musically thinking mind. That's exactly what has happened with Kabul Express. If you approach listening to an album without expectations, the results can be refreshingly pleasant.