Ranvijay’s Entry Medley – Music Review ( Animal )

Greetings to all music enthusiasts!

As DJ Shilpi Sharma, someone who has not just played but lived through beats and rhythms for years, I’ve witnessed the power of a great soundtrack, and Sandeep Reddy Vanga’s recent cinematic offering is a testament to that very power .From the South to the spotlight, Vanga has set a bar so high that it’s not just Bollywood but the entire Indian cinema scene that’s taking notes. The buzz started right from the teaser, and the electricity in the music was palpable . The introduction of the film’s music set a benchmark that’s more than just impressive—it’s a milestone.

Let’s talk about the medley that’s been the talk of the town. This isn’t just music; it’s an odyssey. Each scene and score commands respect, inviting a standing ovation from any music lover worth their salt. I remember sitting in the theatre as the ‘Roja’ theme cascaded over the audience – goosebumps were the unanimous response, accompanied by a wave of nostalgia that washed over every face in the room.

Musical Masterpiece & Visual Vibes  

And oh, the transitions in this medley – they’re not just transitions; they’re journeys from one emotional landscape to another. The shift from ‘Choti Si Asha’ to ‘Bharat Humko Jaan Se Pyara Hai’ was nothing short of a cinematic and auditory revelation. It’s a blend of top-tier cinematography, background score, acting, and music that raises the question: Where has this level of Bollywood artistry been hiding?

But it’s not just the symphonies and compositions that have me hooked – even the individual instruments, the drums, the violin, have their own storytelling prowess. Each note is a heartbeat, each melody a memory. Vanga’s vision for Ranbir’s entry scene was nothing short of iconic – it was a moment of pure cinematic genius.

But let’s circle back to the maestro, the OG, Mr. A R Rahman. This masterpiece is his craft, his genius. It’s a risky business, playing with Rahman’s tunes, but here it was done with such finesse that it felt like a poignant farewell to college life, the last day with friends, the final farewell before stepping into a new dawn.

FINAL THOUGHTS

In conclusion, this medley isn’t just a track; it’s a tribute, a timeless piece that resonates with the soul of Indian cinema. It’s the kind of music that stays with you, echoing long after the last note has faded. A standing ovation to A R Rahman and Theory band – this one’s for the books.

Keep listening, keep feeling, and until next time, let the music play on!

Sing Along Score – 7/10
Repeat Value – 8.5/10
Audience poll – 9/10
DJ’s Verdict – 9/10