The title track of the soap opera, inspired by the song Bade Achhe Lagte Hain is composed by R. D. Burman, from the 1976 Bollywood movie, Balika Badhu.[6][7] The lyrics of the soap opera's title track have been penned up by Nawab Arzoo and the title track has been sung by Shreya Ghoshal and Trijayh Dey. Lalit Sen provided the music to the title track.[19][better source needed] The background music or the incidental music of the soap opera has been provided by Abhishek Singh and Mintu Jha.[19][better source needed] It also includes songs from soundtrack albums of few Bollywood movies. The Tamil version of the title track song was sung by Shweta Mohan, with hummings of Shreya Ghoshal reused.[35]
Background Music Of Balika Vadhu Serial
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The script is too good, background music is soft and the title song.all of us are bowled over by the title song(who is the singer - no one responded to my query!)! They are not displaying the names of the actors also. For background music they are using flute, ghatam, mridangam, tabla, saarangi, etc. unlike the shrilling sounds of keyboard violins!
Born in 1992, this young composer is already making his mark in the TV serial circuit. Besides, he has now been offered film music scoring too.He does not hail from a family of musicians, but one of music lovers. Aashish's parents encouraged him to take up music as a hobby which then turned into a full time career. And take a wild guess! This was besides graduating from St. Xavier's college, Mumbai in Microbiology and Biochemistry ; 2 years of Law College ; University chess champ!! He commenced musical education at the age of nine on the violin from Mr. Parvez Doctor, and also studied the viola and basics of violon/cello playing. Advanced violin technique was learnt from from Mr. Ivo Sedlacek (Czech Rep.).Aashish then became a leader/soloist with the Bombay Players Orchestra performing a wide repertoire of music encompassing Western Classical, Salon, Chamber, Quartets, Tangoes, Waltzes, Marches, Intermezzoes, Film music etc.He has performed with "The Sangat Festival Orchestra" along with musicians from all over the globe. Basics of piano technique and harmony were embibed from Mr. Tony Pinto.
See, this is the thing with Indian TV soaps. You have to fill the air time? Simple. Just play an entire Bollywood movie's song in the background and have the lead actress cry to it, dance to it, or do anything for that matter. And this practice is, well, rampant in Indian TV serials. While Pakistani soaps never adopt this policy. Maybe that's how they get to end their freaking shows on time!
Actually, that's precisely the reason why their shows are less towards the tangent of high octane drama and more towards realism. Their characters' acting skills are enough to put any emotion across on screen. In fact, their TV soaps seldom use background music. Or it's used subtly. There. Subtle. That's one word our India TV soaps just don't play by. 2ff7e9595c
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