There is a certain haunting quality about the manner in which 'Haal - E- Dil' kick-starts. This is yet another superb composition from him, hence making it four in a row for the soundtrack. While the trademark 'tabla' plays in the background for this almost unplugged version, one wonders why Himesh hasn't been composing much more often for films today. Arijit Singh is roped in as a singer here and one has to admit that he pretty much sings as per the mandate of Himesh Reshammiya School of Music. Guest lyricist Shabbir Ahmed comes in next and he pretty much adds on to the mood of the soundtrack with 'Tera Chehra' which has love written all over it. What also help are the lyrics of yore that are put together by Sameer Anjaan that further elevate the show. If you are the kind who love Himesh singing his own songs, the 'Bewajah' is a gift in the offering as the singer in him goes all out in making sure that he lends complete justice to his composer self. The next song of the album comes with Himesh Reshammiya reserving the tune for himself in the capacity of a singer. With a 'desi' flavor to it, this one has Akasa Singh & Darshan Raval giving good company to Neeti while joining the fun. A 'drunk song' which doesn't have the usual gimmicks that are associated with a number belonging to this genre, this one has the right pace to it and is beautifully endearing, hence making you hear it on a repeat mode. There is a change in mood immediately with Neeti Mohan taking over the stage with 'Kheech Meri Photo'. No wonder, when the 'Reprise version' comes next, you are happy to lap it, what with Mohammed Irfan leading the show this time around and doing well along with Palak.

He is superb in his rendition and while Himesh's wonderful composition keeps you glued on, Palak Muchhal's entry into the scene only makes the song further melodious. The sound of guitar is intoxicating to say the least and soon enough Himesh's patent violin comes on, hence setting the stage for Ankit Tiwari to go ahead and take over the song. It's a brilliant start with Himesh Reshammiya hitting the right note with the title song 'Sanam Teri Kasam'. One plays on the music with good anticipation. Moreover, director duo of Radhika Rao and Vinay Sapru know a thing or two about music, as has been proven with their earlier two films, Lucky - No Time For Love and I Love NY.

However, expectations are even higher when one of the top composer-lyricist duo, Himesh Reshammiya and Sameer Anjaan, come together to support these newcomers with an out and out musical. Sanam Teri Kasam Review & Review RatingĪ film with newcomers often promises to throw a surprise or two.

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