Ek Hazarachi Note
offers music that is rustic in feel yet contemporary in its treatment
Team m4m
According to Barve, the
music plays supportive role to the script by maintaining mood and the feel of
the story that captures the lifestyle of the rural folks. “The compositions have
flavors from the tribal and folk music. It helps to represent the rural
scenario,” said Barve, who won the national award for Sanhita in 2012.
Music of the film was
launched by veteran actor Usha Naik who is also the plays lead character Budhi
in the film. Singers Aarti Ankalikar Tikekar, Neha Rajpal, Vivek Naik were also
present on the occasion along with debutant director and producer Shrihari
Sathe.
The songs are penned by
Shrikant Bojewar who has also written the story of the film. Budhi’s theme song,
sung by Neha Rajpal, is a fantasy of Budhi which represents happiness
and sadness of the character. Song named Krishna teeri is a traditional ovi,
veteran classical singer Aarti Ankalikar Tikekar has sung its female version
while Amol Bavdekar has lend his voice to the male version.
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| From Left to RightVivek Naik,Neha Rajpal, Aarti Anklikar-Tikekar,Usha Naik,Shailendra Barve Directer and Producer Shrihari Sathe |
“Besides knowing that lyrics
of the song are woman specific, we used male version of the ovi just to
trigger the emotions through it,” explained Sathe at the music launch.
The story of the film
has parallel political track and to describe this scenario song named Dennare-Dennare
is added in the movie. It is used as a theme song in the film. Apart from
this, a traditional song Dhondi-Dhondi Pani De is also included in the
film with new lyrics and different music treatment.
Ek Hazarachi Note
will heat the theatres on May 9 across Maharashtra.
Check out the official trailer
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1 comments:
I agree with you. The film music does have rustic feel to it. Feel like you in village enjoying the evening breeze far away from sounds of city. Beautiful songs in the film. Great job!
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