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Haider (soundtrack)
''Haider'' is the soundtrack album, composed by Vishal Bhardwaj, to the 2014 Hindi film of the same name. The film, directed by Vishal Bhardwaj, stars Shahid Kapoor, Shraddha Kapoor, Tabu and Kay Kay Menon in key roles. The film is produced by Siddharth Roy Kapur and Bhardwaj. The soundtrack album features nine tracks, and was released on on the record label Junglee Music. Vishal Bhardwaj and Sukhwinder Singh won the National Award for Best Music Direction of Songs and Best Male Playback Singer respectively.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=62nd National Film Awards: List of Winners )〕
==Development==
The original songs and film score are composed by Vishal Bhardwaj. The song, "Roshe Valle" was sung live at the shooting spot by actress Tabu as it was a part of her act.〔(Tabu turns singer for Haider ) ''Mumbai Mirror'' Retrieved. 21 August 2014〕 Actor Sumit Kaul helped actress Tabu get the right enunciations when she sang the folk song.〔(Sumit Kaul: My inputs for Haider were properly developed and used in the film )〕 The track's studio recording was completed in August 2014. Shraddha Kapoor has sung the Kashmiri folk part of the song titled "Do Jahaan". The first single "Aao Na" is a composition that dominates electric guitar instrument with the drum kit providing background beats with upbeat rock elements.〔(Aao na / Rocking beats )〕 The track is a narration of protagonist who breaks his own shallows and sets out in Kashmiri valleys for seeking revenge. The track was called "musically energetic, visually it’s vengeful" with composer Vishal Daldani's voice tones ranging from mild to vociferous.〔(Haider 'Aao Na' song review: Shahid's rancorous act and boisterous music fit the bill )〕''Firstpost'' called the second single "Bismil" as lyricist Gulzar's richly embellished lyrical work with tantalising symbols and innuendo that reflect the story of ''Haider''. According to Bhardwaj, Bismil was the toughest song to compose for the album. It took over four months to compose. He recorded it in Srinagar, Mumbai and London, but wasn't satisfied to a great extent. In Summer 2014, first attempt was made to record the track was at Bhardwaj's music studio in Andheri. He called the track as 'The Mousetrap' (the play within the play) of Hamlet. The song is placed in the film when Haider re-enacts the murder but Bhardwaj chose to portray the situation retaining the poetic flavour.〔 The track marks the point at which Haider (played by Shahid Kapoor) transforms from being conflicted and undecided to committed to the idea of avenging the injustice meted out to his father. At the crux, Hamlet is a young prince grappling with the knowledge that his uncle and mother have conspired to kill his father.〔 The song was made different from the regular song-and-dance routine, thus the choreography more of performance art than a dance number with Shahid Kapoor's angsty expressions and staccato dance steps.〔 The track employs heavy use of violins and oud with the tune infused with Middle Eastern musical influences while retaining a folksy sound.〔 The drums were replaced with a rabaab prelude followed by ghatam beats for "Bismil". The song was shot at snow-capped Martand Sun Temple, near Anantnag in Kashmir under presence of over 6,000 locals gathered.〔(Watch Bismil: Angsty Shahid and Arabic music make this Haider song a treat ) ''Firstpost'' Retrieved. September 9, 2014〕
Shahid Kapoor and Shraddha Kapoor launched the music of the film along with Vishal Bhardwaj at Radio Mirchi studios in Mumbai in mid-August 2014.〔(Shahid, Shraddha launch music of 'Haider' in Mumbai ) ''Yahoo!''. Retrieved. 21 August 2014〕 The soundtrack had a digital as well as physical release on 15 September 2014.
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