Love Aaj Kal
Imitiaz Ali certainly has some big shoes to fit with Love Aaj Kal; his own. After the major success of Jab We Met in all sectors of the film including the music. There isn’t a single song on the JWM album that wasn’t appreciated, loved, sung numerous times and rocked the music charts. From the danceable 'Mauja' to the cutesy 'Yeh Ishq' to the mellow 'Aao Jab Tum' and the romantic 'Tum Se Hi' and finally the Balle-Balle 'Nagada', the entire JWM album was flawless making it one of Pritam’s most popular and successful albums. And now, two years later, the Imtiaz-Pritam team are back with a bang ready with their next romantic offering in the form of Love Aaj Kal. With an eminent reputation behind them post JMW, audiences and critics alike are not expecting anything less than an album that once again is filled with fun and emotion. Starring Saif Ali Khan and Deepika Padukone, the film is set to release towards the end of the month. So will the music help drag in audiences or will you be replaying Jab We Met to fill the void?
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New York
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