Sound corny? Lata Mangeshkar sounding as sweet as ever will surely convince you otherwise. “ Kabootar Ja Ja”, a song situational to the film ends up being so loveable that it’s a tune one would hum on a spring day chasing away the pigeons. Asad Bhopali penned some wonderful tunes here, this being one of them. Especially when it is repeated twice on the soundtrack. Still with that being the case we have no reason not to appreciate the lovely duet. “ Dil Deewana” was probably one of the first tunes to hold the title before Sameer started using it over and over again in his future projects. Dev Kohli’s playful lyrics are quite enjoyable amongst RamLaxman’s melody. Whether it is in their respective solos, “ Dil Deewana” or in the upbeat lovable number “ Aaja Shaam Ho Ne Aaye” and “ Aate Jaate Hanste Gaate”. They complimented each other’s vocals excellently matching each other’s step to step. Balasubrhmanium made an excellent vocal duo in this soundtrack.
Raam Laxman always gave them their best and with Maine Pyar Kiya, the biggest hit of 1989, their music was such a delight that well, you can’t help but not love it. Though their films always had “safe” content (the stuff any family would go back to watch), their music was always sweet, syrupy and in one word- excellent. If there is anything that aided the Barjatya group in their film’s successes it is the music. Balasubrhmanium, Usha Mangeshkar, Sharda Sinha and Shailendra Singh Starring: Salman Khan, Bhagyashree, Alok Nath, Reema Lagoo Planet-Bollywood - Music Review - Maine Pyar Kiya
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