Producer: Shakeel Norrani
Diretor: Shakeel Norrani
Cast: Irfan Khan, Shruthi Sharma, Pravin Dabas, Sharat Saxena
Music: Roop Kumar Rathod
Singers: Sukhwinder Singh, Sunidhi Chauhan, Shreya Ghoshal, Kay Kay, Hema Sardesai

Roop Kumar Rathod the ace vocalist gets into a new skin of composing music for films. Though the avatar is new, he still believes in music that is rich in melody. And to this avail he doesn’t miss to strike the chord in Tezaab too. Though the initials of the movie don’t look much promising, the music shouldn’t be compromised on that note. Roop Kumar Rathod along with lyricist Shakeel Azmi has executed a good work. The movie is by Shakeel Noorani with ex-Miss India World 2002 Shruti Sharma and Mighty Khan.

The album as a whole is coordinated with four songs with two repeated ones. The soundtrack opens with Sukhwinder Singh and Sunidhi Chauhan wielding ‘Tezaab Se’. The dependable two hardly skips a good performance. The song is steamy but doesn’t provoke much sizzle.

A sentimental follows the sensual with ‘Kaash Ye Pyaar Na Hota’ by Kay Kay. Shakeel Azmi gives out his very best. The track is slow and familiar to ghazal. It’s an impressive song. Another version of the song follows as duet by Shreya Ghoshal and Kay Kay together, setting the mood to momentary bliss.

The composer preserves the best track for him as he gets along with ‘Aao Chale Hum Kahin’. The mushy love song picks on you as soon as you hear it. His vocal and the instruments unite to a melodic strain. Invariably you would need to tune your ears to the song and so Roop Kumar has taken care to repeat the track once again in the album.

The tracks come to a close with ‘Suroor Hai’ by Sukhwinder Singh and Hema Sardesai. Both of them deserves acknowledgement for the fine rendition. The music is excellent and the harmonization brilliant. It’s a natural earshot. 

The tracks don’t fit the frame of being dull and monotonous and that’s why it feels fresh.  The album may not belong to a league but it is neither subject to frailty. With right promotion measure, it has the prospect of going good.