David
Album Category: Hindi, FilmYear: 2013
Music Director: Modern Mafia, Bramfatura, Remo Fernandes, Mikey McCleary, Gaurav Godkhindi, Prashant Pillai, The Lightyears Explode, Maatibaani, Anirudh Ravichander
Lyricist: Ankur Tewari, Remo Fernandes, Abhijeet Deshpande, Traditional, Mikey McCleary, Preeti Pillai, Turaz, Gopal Datt, Aaron Carvalho, Maatibaani, Joyshanti, Pandit Laghulal
Label: T-Series
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Album Credits: ORIGINAL SOUND TRACK SUPERVISED & CO-PRODUCED BY: Prashant Pillai, Madras Blues Studio, Pune. ADDITIONAL VOCALS: Preeti Pillai,
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Song Listing |
| Ghum Huye (The Theme Of David) |
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| Mast Kalandar |
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| Tore Matware Naina |
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| Maria Pitache |
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| Tere Mere Pyaar Ki |
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| Bandhay |
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| Yun Hi Re |
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| Rab Di |
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| Out Of Control |
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| Ya Husain |
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| Mast Kalandar (Rock Version) |
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| Out Of Control (Choir Version) |
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| Three Kills |
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| Light House Symphony |
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| Rab Di (The Rab Step Version) |
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Awards
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Trivia
- Mast Kalandar - The promo of this song resulted in protests by the Sindhi community who objected to shots of lovemaking and violence in it.[1]
- Bandhay - This song is the Hindi version of Modern Mafia's original track "Arnie" from their 2011 album "Random Sheep". Director Bejoy Nambiar had heard the band's album and specifically asked if he could use "Arnie" in the film. The band had to try out different versions of the song in Hindi till they landed on the one that made it to the film.[2]
- Ya Husain - Some sections of the Muslim community raised objections to the depiction of this song onscreen, which included a Muharram procession. After a discussion with leaders of the community and hearing their concerns, director Bejoy Nambiar decided to remove the song from the film but retained it in the audio release.[3]
- Three Kills - The original title of this song was "Kunj Gutka" and it was part of The Lightyears Explode's album "The Revenge of Kalicharan" (2013) which came out after the release of this film. Bejoy Nambiar, the film's director, came across the song when the band played it on the TV program, MTV Rush, which Nambiar was directing. Nambiar asked the band if he could used the song and they consented. It was only later that the band found out that the song had been renamed to fit the movie's context.[4]