None of our songs have gone online,' confirms the official spokesperson of the film.

'No, the song that you have brought into our notice doesn't belong to EK THA TIGER. However, this may well be a short lived fame for the artists involved since the makers have vehemently denied that 'Jaaniyan' has anything to do with EK THA TIGER. Having said that, one has to say that regardless of 'Jaaniyan' belonging to EK THA TIGER or not, it is well made composition with good vocals that do catch a listener's attention in its first play itself. Either ways, this is simply not done and totally unwarranted.' Or it could also be possible that Bilawal is himself not aware about someone using his name and trying to create confusion amongst audience for EK THA TIGER soundtrack. 'It is clear that someone out there is playing a mischief,' says a cyber crime expert, 'Either it is Bilawal or one of his friends uploading the song and propagating that it belongs to EK THA TIGER. Also, Sohail Sen (of MERE BROTHER KI DULHAN fame) is the actual composer of the Salman Khan-Katrina Kaif starrer, the shooting of which is currently on. A quick research shows that 'Jaaniyan' was a single released by Bilawal quite some time back and hasn't been exclusively composed for EK THA TIGER. This one's definitely an entertaining affair with an array of sounds for music lovers.However one does wonder whether the claim of 'Jaaniyan' being a part of EK THA TIGER is indeed true. Overall, the soundtrack of 'Ek Tha Tiger' offers the listener the romantic and action flavour of the movie. The track has been put together well by Julius Packiam and it intrigues the listener about how it will be played and used during the movie. Last but not the least is 'Tiger's Theme', which has some electronic beats and elements that remind you of James Bond themes. With Taraannum Malik joining him, the song becomes all the more melodious and together they create an enchanting experience for the listener. Ek Tha Tiger Is Hindi Songs Album Its Features Artists Such As Wajid, Shreya Ghoshal, KK, Palak Muchhal, Sukhwinder Singh, Mohit Chauhan, Taraannum Mallik. It is a beautiful composition with Mohit Chauhan behind the mike, and seldom does his song hit rock bottom. One goes on a musical high with the next, 'Saiyaara', a soft and slow song. One tries to look for comfort in its remix by Joshilay, but apart from the inclusion of powerful beats, there is nothing great about it as well. However, even with his high-pitched tone, it has turned out to be an ordinary composition with overtly simple lyrics. The expectations from this number were high given that it is sung by Sukhwinder Singh, who has one of the most distinct and original voice in Bollywood. The song also has a remixed version by Joshilay. Neelesh Mishra has penned the lyrics, and he has done his job well. Composed by Sohail Khan, this one is crooned by KK and Palak Muchhal, whose voices blend very well. It makes you itch to hit the dance floor and groove the night away.

It also has a remix version done by Joshilay, which is more fast-paced than the original and is equally likable.

It is definitely one of the best tracks in the album. Shreya lends her sensual touch and pulls off the track amazingly. The song has a very Middle-East feel with Arabic words thrown in between. The album opens up with 'Mashallah', a groovy number sung by Wajid and Shreya Ghoshal. It has eight tracks, a mix of compositions by Sajid-Wajid, Sohail Sen and Julius Packiam. Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif pair up after a long time in Kabir Khan's 'Ek Tha Tiger' and their chemistry gets a boost with the film's soundtrack. Music Director: Sohail Sen, Sajid-Wajid, Julius Packiam Lyricist: Kausar Munir-Neelesh Misra, Anvitta Dutta Singers: Wajid, Shreya Ghoshal, KK, Palak Muchhal, Sukhwinder Singh, Mohit Chuahan, Taraannum Malik

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