Most of our recent filmi albums have been like homeopathic droplets in a sea of banality. Except Sajid-Wajid's Dabangg, nothing on the horizon has really
pushed us out to the deck in recent weeks. So how do you keep
blinking through the studio-fresh, yawnsome stuff? You reach for some
old steroid, instead.
Thanks to Virgin Records, we have just the right medicine at the right time - another collection imported from EMI Pakistan's Great Works series. This three-CD set, comprising 28 songs written by the late-13th-early-14th-century poet Amir Khusro (as it's spelt on the cover), comes right after a similar collection of Faiz Ahmed Faiz's works. And like the earlier collection, it dazzles.
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