Lalit Pandit - in his first impressive solo show - brings back melody and the Hindi film score's reputation that has been terribly ravaged in the last five years by the tin-pan alley brigade. The standout tracks in an all-good score are Dilrubaaon ke jalwe (Amit Kumar's vocals separating the men from the current lot of boys with Monali Thakur's piquant company), Shreya Ghoshal's Rang diya dil, Aaja aaja mere ranjhana (by promising newbie Swananda and Anushka), Sonu's Tu jo jaan le and of course the title-track. Mudassar Aziz's lyrics show a lot of promise for the future.