The film, Shor in the City's soundtrack features a mix of energetic and soulful songs that complement the gritty-urban setting and narrative of the movie

Author: Kunal Kothari

29 Apr,2024 10:15:38 AM

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Yesterday marked the 13th year of the much-loved ‘Shor In The City.’ The multi-narrative film set in Mumbai gave us one of the most unique and relatable albums of all time. Sachin-Jigar delivered a one-of-a-kind album that went on and became the essence of the film.

The film’s soundtrack features a mix of energetic and soulful songs that complement the gritty-urban setting and narrative of the movie. Here are some notable songs from the soundtrack:

Saibo

The romantic ballad sung by Tochi Raina and Shreya Ghoshal gained massive popularity, because of its soothing melody and heartfelt lyrics. Sachin-Jigar captures the essence of love amidst the chaos of the city, making it a standout track. With its poignant lyrics and soulful composition, the song resonated deeply with listeners, becoming one of the favourite among fans of the film.

Karma Is A Bitch

‘Karma Is A Bitch’ track exudes an edgy and urban vibe, perfectly aligning with the film’s theme. It’s characterized by its energetic beat and urban flavour, accentuated by rap verses from Suraj Jagan and Priya Panchal. Sachin-Jigar’s knack for catchy beat and raw lyrics contribute to the appeal of the song, making it a standout piece on the soundtrack of the movie.

Shor

The title track of the film, ‘Shor,’ perfectly encapsulates the spirit of Mumbai. It celebrates the city’s vibrant chaos, echoes of the bustling streets and diverse array of people. The duo Sachin Jigar have given us the most energetic rhythm and spirited lyrics through this song assembled that immerses us in the lively essence of Mumbai.

While all the songs made an impact in their own way, Saibo will remain etched in everyone’s hearts.

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Kunal Kothari

From operating in the entertainment industry for almost eight years, Kunal talks, walks, sleeps and breathes movies. Apart from critiquing them, he tries to spot things others tend to miss and is always up for a game of trivia about anything and everything on-screen and off-screen. Kunal rose through the ranks after joining as a journalist to being the editor, film critic and senior correspondent at India Forums. A team player and hard worker, he likes to have a cogent approach towards critical analysis, where you might find him on the field, ready for an insightful conversation about the movies.