The film
has a total of 10 tracks, composed by Wajahat Attre and with a list of some of
our most respected and successful music artists, that include Rahat Fateh Ali
Khan, Shazia Manzoor and Sanam Marvi. The tracks are deep, soulful, engaging
and memorable with a hint of Sufi touch. In an exclusive music album release
launch held recently, Ahsan Khan while talking to Daily Times said, “My
favourite track from the film would be “Booay Khol Banwan De” sung by Rahat
Fateh and Shazia Manzoor. It’s catchy and beautifully shot. The film is a pure
romantic drama with a touch of Sufism. It will cater to the masses of Pakistan
as it’s made on a total commercial scale. The music is not the groovy sort,
which would get you moving or anything, but it’s sweet and melodious and goes
with the overall theme of the film. It’s reminiscent of the kind of music
‘Chooriyan’ and ‘Muhabbatan Sachiyan’ had. IMGC is a big company and the best
part is that they have invested in a Lollywood film. Wiam, who is a Moroccan
star has been cast in the film, which would open new doors for international
stars in Lollywood. I have worked in this film to lend my support to Lollywood,
as I believe big projects like these can resuscitate our industry.”
Shot
entirely in Pakistan, ‘Ishq Khuda’ is eagerly-awaited. Unlike most filmmakers
who rely on foreign locations to add beauty and glamour to their projects,
Shahzad Rafique is a total patriot, finding beauty on his soil only and hence
promoting it affectively. “All songs are melodious and raag-based. The thing,
which makes it different is its arrangement. The songs are sung in Punjabi but
there arrangement is done at par with Urdu films. Some of the songs have Sufi
feel to them as you may notice. Rahat has done a brilliant job. Shazia has made
a comeback in the industry after 12 years and is a true playback singer. Sanam
who has sung an item song in the film has also done a remarkable job with it.
Overall, we have worked hard on the film,” he said.
Slated for
an Eidul Fitr release this year, ‘Ishq Khuda’ is replete with accomplished
actors, respected playback singers, exotically-shot locations and a profound
moral indeed. Could this be the year of Lollywood revival after all?
“Rahat is
country’s pride and lending his voice to the film’s soundtrack will
automatically make it international so this album could go global,” added Shaan
also while talking to Daily Times. Many prominent personalities of the media
were also present at the event, including Syed Noor, Mubasher Lucman, Mustafa
Qureshi and Laila. The music CD was launched by the whole cast and crew present
at the event.
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