Tuesday, December 17, 2019

Series Analysis : Haunted Season 2 (Netflix)

Directed by : Jan Pavlacky
Imdb link -> https://www.imdb.com/title/tt9077192/

Be quiet, don't wake him... If you wake him, you are gonna be sorry. 


Spoilers ahead..


Based on 'true stories' as is told before every episode though its not easy to believe that in some of the cases. I had seen 1st season and hardly liked 1 or 2 episodes, with one of main problem been the narration. The person who is/had been haunted, sits in a living room setup along with the people who mean a lot to him/her (family/friends/relatives/lover) and then begins to narrate the story with them giving the reactions of 'oh no, oh my god', so you know why this gets irritating. Coming back to 2nd season now, yes the same narration is repeated sadly, but were the episodes, or the reaaal episodes good or not.. lets see.


The Mimic :
A young woman starts hearing her friends voices in the house she just started living. And those voices come when they ain't there.

It was likeable minus the part where they show the spirit physically in that disgusting gross look. If you love jump scares which I don't, then you may love this episode even more as there were I think 4 major jump scares (provided I counted right) that to be honest were forced upon us. My only question is, why didn't she leave the house when her boyfriend confirmed there was something wrong in the basement of the house. Too adventurous or money issue?

Ward of Evil
A nurse works with dementia patients at an assisted living facility comes to terms with a new patient who she discovers is possessed.

This one was in middle kind in terms of believing its true. Sometimes I felt it might be, and sometimes I didn't. Decoding on basis of fiction, what didn't work for me was why would nurse or the owner of the place let that possessed patient (Jackie) stay even after they discover she can't be cured by them. I mean they are having routine trips to her room knowing she is dangerous even after what was done to arm of a new assistant who immediately quit the place. Another theory is that Jackie was just hallucinating and the nurse tells story from her point of view so just exaggerating.. Either way, there was nothing much to like about this episode, even the exorcism scene isn't shown in detail. The end is good but only if you believe Jackie or that room did actually had something evil.

Cult of Torture
A man shares his experience from pre-teen to teenage times when he was made to go through a religious conversion therapy.

I liked this one but then I hated it too, and that was for what the guy goes through. Let me clear, this episode has no spirits involved, its the horror of having the kind of parents you shouldn't have. In a scene when the priest arrives home and spanks the guy's brother while their mother stands silently, it gives a hint how horrible she must be, and what hell the guy will go through who is considered to have feminine traits. There's the disgusting 'Gay demon, go away' ritual done, originally I found it silly and funny but then the physical trauma they do after that was hard to watch. It was like those torture movies of slaves you may have watched. Believable story, yea this one was very much so!

Spirits from Below
Traumatized siblings tell the story about the terrible things that happened in their family home when they lived there.

This was the least believable story, specially the way it ends where their Mom tells about the ghosts. But as a fiction (thats what it is for me), there are some good scenes, like the red boy one or the one where the little girl one by one starts throwing things down. As always the narration breakup by the ridiculous conference kind re-tell of story breaks whatever interest had developed.

Demon of War
A U.S Marine who has gone to serve in Afghanistan, is confronted by a demon with glowing eyes.

For like 10 mins there was no demon, and I was thinking maybe the haunting here would be about 'war' as how it affects people sometimes while knowing enemy could kill you anytime. But my bad luck, they show a stupid demon more like a creature look that does nothing but warns 'you are not welcome in here'. It was the funniest of all the episodes so far, unless ofcourse you are a jump scare lover, have fun then.

Born Cursed
A young boy is convinced that he was born cursed and there's a 'hangman' always following him.

As if the jump scares aren't enough, there's plenty of jump cuts (editing term if you aware) used in here. Same was done in 2nd episode too. Talking about this episode, its bit of middle way, the demon encounters are fun to watch, but they just didn't show much or give it a proper end as I was expecting. In terms of believability, its 50-50 for me.


So, yet another poor season of 'Haunted' it turned out.. Didn't love a single episode, liked two and rest were either mediocre or plain bad.

My Rating : 3/10 

Movie Analysis : Wounds (Netflix)

Directed by : Babak Anvari
Imdb link -> https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5913798/

People look so normal on the outside, but on the inside, its all just .. worms.


Spoilers ahead..


Will (Armie Hammer) who is a bartender at Rosie's starts to experience creepy mysterious disturbing things happening ever since a group of teenagers left a phone at his place.

Yet another movie that may work more while reading the book it is inspired or adapted from. Infact for the 1st 30 mins it had me engaged, making me think its just one of those case where I differ from the majority of people who rated it as pretty low at imdb.

There's a great atmosphere created right from the 1st scene at the Rosies's where the fight takes place involving a important character, Eric (Brad William Henke) who I assume is a regular customer of Will, or maybe an acquaintance. Then there's Will and his live-in girlfriend Carrie (Dakota Johnson) who aren't in a happy space together. And another plot involves Alicia (Zazie Beetz) who comes at Rosies with her new boyfriend Jeffrey (Karl Glusman), and she appears to be friend or more than a friend to Will.

All these sub-plots play well initially, with the horror limited to mainly some cockroaches who are at Rosie's and also at Will's apartment. The moment Will tries to get physically involved with Alicia, to cheat on his girlfriend, thats when for me the movie started going downhill. There's nothing told about the whereabouts of the phone, why was Will chosen as the perfect vessel as per the ritual of the portal those teenagers had opened, I am assuming they did it curiously which would involve 'The Translation of Wounds' book they must have got in touch with. A simple theory is ofcourse Will was easy to feed on since he was something else than he initially shows himself to be, and the version of his true self he does become by the end. Talking about the end, again they leave it too open, with the entity that Eric had present in him (he probably got during the fight) getting transferred to Will, who has by now broken up with his girlfriend. Alicia not wanting to be in touch either making him willing to go on a path that may not be right but then thats how he is probably is.

One thing for sure, Wounds isn't a straightforward movie, it makes you think about the plot, very much reminds of 'It Follows', where the origin details are never given. Wounds is like a sequel to a movie that would had been about a group of teenagers and their adventures leading to the first scene at Rosie's. I love creepy atmosphere with a good background score but the insects/worms kind horror doesn't interest me.

Most would find it a bad and irritating movie, which I felt too at times, but at same time I was always interested in knowing where the character of Will is going to end up at. What could had made the film better? Some explanation to what is happening, not everything though, I prefer the ending but I wanted scenes like Carrie sitting staring at the tunnel pic on internet to lead somewhere.

Lot to complain about 'Wounds', still not a terrible movie in my opinion and I may well give the book a read in future when I get time. The movie is strictly a one time watch.

My Rating : 4/10  

Movie Analysis : War

Directed by : Siddharth Anand
Imdb link -> https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7430722/

Jai jai shivshankar, aaj mood hai bhayankar.. 


Spoilers ahead..


The basic premise is about a patriotic soldier  Khalid (Tiger Shroff) who is given a mission to kill Kabir (Hrithik Roshan), his former mentor who has suddenly gone rogue.

Till the 1st half, I was quite happy with the movie, managed to somehow ignore the many irritating elements that are still part of this 1st half, namely the over-use of slow motions (I will get tired of referring to this stupid love affair our filmmakers have). I get it that you need the entry scenes of superstars get whistled so slow motion gives more time, which again is pretty stupid but whats bizarre is when you keep doing it again and again, even in the action scenes. Also the action sequences weren't impressive and at times gave repetitive feeling. 

But I was still fine with all those problems, it was Naina's (Vaani Kapoor) character and the plastic surgery plot they bring in 2nd half that just makes me lose all my interest. Only scene of Naina that was likeable was when she says 'mera dil tootne wala hai na' but that too doesn't totally work as I was never invested in her character, it comes out as something added just for some glamor. Why would you build half of movie based on Khalid's loyalty for his country, showing his past where his dad was a traitor and got killled by Kabir. And now we are shown Khalid is dead and another traitor, from Kabir's team has plastic surgery to have same face as Khalid. Whats funny is, he has same mannerisms, same kind of fighting style, almost a ditto copy of Khalid, because its a film based on suspension of belief I assume. 

Now to the best part of movie, which is undeniably Hrithik Roshan, and I don't mean just his performance, but he just makes you adore him every time he is in the frame even if he is given a average/bad dialogue or he is asked to dance in a song that was never needed to be inserted in narrative (Guilty pleasure, I did love Jai Jai Shiv Shankar, it still was a song only meant for end-credits). In short, with all the flaws around the story, narrative and other actors, Hrithik holds his own and never gives me a reason to criticise him.

Tiger Shroff is wonderful as always in his dance and action sequences, his acting is still here and there. His character getting killed off, does give him scope to perform the grey side for a change in that plastic surgery act and he does it pull it off quite nicely.

War would appeal certainly to Hrithik-Tiger fans (thats a given), but for neutrals like me, its just a decent one time watch, full of loving as well as cringeworthy moments. 

My Rating : 5/10

Series Analysis : The Family Man (Amazon Prime)

Directed by : Raj Nidimoru and Krishna D.K
Imdb link -> https://www.imdb.com/title/tt9544034/

Inhe bas ek baar jeetna hota hai, aur humhe har ek baar.. aur woh bhi sahi tareeke se. 


Spoilers ahead..



Story of a middle class man Srikant (Manoj Bajpayee) who has a field job working for NIA along with his partner JK Talpade (Sharib Hashmi). They find out about a mission called 'Mission Zulfiqar' and start tracking clues that lead to it. But Srikant also has to manage his family, a wife and two kids, whom he has been giving very less time.

Series begins really well with the starting four episodes engaging you throughout, there's a question lingering over mind what exactly this 'Mission Zulfiqar' is, and there's Moosa (Neeraj Madhav) who appears to be always more than he is trying to show. But I started losing some interest when the narrative shifts to Kashmir. A special mention to the excellent visuals and the use of kashmir folk song 'hukus bukus' (You may recall it was used in 'Hafiz hafiz' of Laila Majnu movie).

Usually the answers to the questions in mind from earlier episodes should make you happy  but in here it felt like a let down. Also, Sajid (Shahab Ali) been a main character, never worked for me which was a miscast issue, rather the short role Kareem (Abrar Qazi) plays worked brilliantly. I did like the open ending, with lives of some officers unknown whether they will survive or would Delhi as a whole survive the attack, which hopefully a better season2 will tell us.

Liked how they used the 'national anthem' and 'anti-national' sub-plot without going overboard. And same with the 'beef incident' or the sarcasm at the tourists in kashmir referred with the police all over.

What fully worked was Manoj Bajyapee's performance, his scenes with his kids, Dhriti (Mehek Thakur) and Atharv (Vedant Sinha), both of whom acted wonderfully and gave some lovely comical moments. Priyamani (Suchi, wife of Srikant), Sharib Hashmi and Kishore Kumar G were solid too with their given screentime. Suchi's character has lot more scope in next season, keen to see where they take it. Would had liked more scenes of Darshan Kumar who was effective in the role of Major Sameer.

'The Family Man' is certainly better than the total disappointment 'SacredGames2' was, but the way this series starts and builds up to a great finale, it can be said that the series just misses out to be a lot more.. I did like it, but the high ratings at Imdb gave me a feel of something really good which it wasn't. Still a enjoyable series, with solid performances from Manoj (he is just too good) and rest.

My Rating : 6/10

Movie Analysis : In The Tall Grass (Netflix)

Directed by : Vincenzo Natali
Imdb link -> https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4687108/

The field doesn't move dead things. It makes them easier to find.


Spoilers ahead..


Becky (Laysla De Oliveira) hears cry of help coming from a field of tall grass, of someone who appears to be a young boy. She immediately asks her brother Cal (Avery Whitted) to check who's in there, only to get trapped and find the mystery that lies in that place.

I liked the premise, but the loop that keeps playing in the narrative gets irritating after a while. When you are constantly checking the remaining time of the movie, its a bad sign how the movie is failing to engage you. Some stupid things that happen here are, why would a brother let her pregnant (6 months) sister come with him in what was easily visible a tall looking grass field. And then why don't they call the cops first even if they go in for adventure thinking they can help the boy.

Leaving those problems aside, the narrative still keeps you interested as there's the urge to know what exactly is happening in there, and the revelation is pretty good too that covers plot of your life sins, a rock that acts as a judge, whether you get redemption or not for those committed sins. And if you do get the redemption then there's a church where you get transferred to, if you don't then you remain stuck in form of grass after death.

They could had added different scenarios in every loop and also have extra cycle shown with parallel scenes running at same time, could had been confusing but more engaging that way. Also, I didn't get why the boy was acting so creepy in the initial scenes and then normal (the last loop I am comparing with) later.

In terms of 'Is it scary enough?' Not Much! There is some good use of mantra chant kind music at places that show grass spirits (if I can call it that) moving. Also, a gross scene involving eating flesh that I just hated. Patrick Wilson gives a nice performance as dad of the young guy, a somewhat grey character.

To be honest, I have a strong feeling I will enjoy reading this novel of Stephen King much more, because its the detailing that this film lacks and ofcourse the repetitive of events that visually don't work but as a read might well do. Still a movie that may work for those who like different concept horror, for me it was just a one time watch.

My Rating : 5/10

Monday, January 7, 2019

Recap 2018 : Performances

Presenting the winners along with the list of nominees in various categories. Just a reminder, its entirely my personal opinion based list.



Best Actor Male : Ranveer Singh (Padmaavat)

• Vineet Kumar Singh (Mukkabaaz)
• Gajraj Rao (Badhaai Ho)
• Ayushmann Khurrana (Andhadhun)
• Varun Dhawan (October)

Special mention to Avinash Tiwari's powerful performance, especially in 2nd half of Laila Majnu.. just about misses out in my top5.


Best Actor Female : Taapsee Pannu (Manmarziyaan)

• Alia Bhatt (Raazi)
• Neena Gupta (Badhaai Ho)
• Tabu (Andhadhun)
• Anushka Sharma (Pari)

Zoya Hussain in Mukkabaaz and Sanya-Radhika in Pataakha were the notable omissions here.


Best Director : Meghna Gulzar (Raazi)

• Shoojit Sircar (October)
• Sriram Raghavan (Andhadhun)
• Anubhav Sinha (Mulk)
• Vishal Bhardwaj (Pataakha)


Best Film : Raazi

• October
• Mulk
• Andhadhun
• Laila Majnu


Best Supporting Actor Male : Manoj Pahwa (Mulk)

• Saurabh Shukla (Raid)
• Angad Bedi (Soorma)
• Pankaj Tripathi (Stree)
• Vicky Kaushal (Sanju)

Sunil Grover in Pataakha and Sunny Kaushal in Gold were some of other brilliant performances.


Best Supporting Actor Female : Gitanjali Rao (October)

• Katrina Kaif (Zero)
• Surekha Sikri (Badhaai Ho)
• Renuka Shahane (3 Storeys)
• Yamini Das (Sui Dhaaga)


Best Music : Niladri Kumar, Joi Barua, Alif (Laila Majnu)

• Ajay-Atul, Tanishk Bagchi, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan (Zero)
• Amit Trivedi (Manmarziyaan)
• Vikram Montrose, Rohan Rohan, A R Rahman (Sanju)
• Amit Trivedi (Andhadhun)


Best Lyricist : Irshad Kamil, hafiz hafiz (Laila Majnu)

• Irshad Kamil, aahista aahista (Laila Majnu)
• Shellee, grey waala shade (Manmarziyaan)
• Irshad Kamil, mere naam tu (Zero)
• Shekhar Astitwa, kar har maidaan fateh (Sanju)


Best Playback Singer Male : Shahid Mallya, daryaa (Manmarziyaan)

• Sukhvinder Singh, kar har maidaan fateh (Sanju)
• Mohit Chauhan, hafiz hafiz (Laila Majnu)
• Arijit Singh, aahista aahista (Laila Majnu)
• Abhay Jodhpurkar, mere naam tu (Zero)


Best Playback Singer Female : Jyoti Nooran, tanha hua (Zero)

• Harshdeep Kaur-Vibha Saraf, dilbaro (Raazi)
• Nikhita Gandhi, mujhe chaand pe le chalo (Sanju)
• Jonita Gandhi, aahista aahista (Laila Majnu)
• Rekha Bhardwaj, so ja so ja (Pari)


Best Debut Male : Dulquer Salmaan (Karwaan)

• Zain Khan Durrani (Kuchh Bheege Alfaaz)
• Ishaan Khatter (Beyond the Clouds & Dhadak)
• Jassie Gill (Happy Phir Bhag Jayegi)
• Varun Mitra (Jalebi)


Best Debut Female : Zoya Hussain (Mukkabaaz)

• Radhika Madan (Pataakha)
• Gitanjali Rao (October)
• Sara Ali Khan (Kedarnath & Simmba)
• Banita Sandhu (October)

I did like Jhanvi Kapoor in Dhadak, but the competition too strong in this category, so she misses out.


Best Debut Director : Amar Kaushik (Stree)

• Sajid Ali (Laila Majnu)
• Prosit Roy (Pari)
• Arjun Mukerjee (3 Storeys)
• Akshat Verma (Kaalakaandi)


Best Story : Akshat Ghildial, Jyoti Kapoor, Shantanu Srivastava (Badhaai Ho)

• Mitesh Shah, Adesh Prasad, Rahi Anil Barve, Anand Gandhi, Narayan Dharap (Tumbbad)
• Anudeep Singh (Mukkabaaz)
• Raj-Dk (Stree)
• Juhi Chaturvedi (October)


Best Scene : Qais questioning the people who pelt stones at him, asking if he didn't notice them while lost in his love for Laila, how did they notice him when lost in their love for God (Laila Majnu)

• Vinayak's son suggests idea that can earn them lots of money in one go, not knowing the greed is going to put them both in danger (Tumbbad)
• The helplessness Bilal feels when he is mentally tortured with questions and being made to say things by Danish and his team at Police Station (Mulk)
• Akash gets out of lift and watches Simi commit a murder right in front of him, as he quickly adjusts and goes in his blind act, with the Beethoven background score (Andhadhun)
• Sanjay heavy on drugs uses toilet commode as mangalsutra for Ruby (Sanju)

Pataakha's climax fake death scene, Avinash's emotional speech on his father in Karwaan and Pari's scene where Rukhsana uses earphones to fool were also among my favs!


Best Jodi : Varun-Banita (October)

• Sanya-Radhika (Pataakha)
• Avinash-Tripti (Laila Majnu)
• Ranbir-Vicky (Sanju)
• Rajkumar-Shraddha (Stree)


Best Trailer : October

• Omerta
• Pataakha
• Sanju
• Mulk

Laila Majnu, Stree and Gold had pretty good trailers too, many of these films however didn't turn out to be good.


Best Screenplay : Bhavani Iyer, Meghna Gulzar (Raazi)

• Anubhav Sinha (Mulk)
• Juhi Chaturvedi (October)
• Sriram Raghavan, Arijit Biswas, Yogesh Chandekar, Pooja Ladha Surti (Andhadhun)
• Raj Nidimoru, Krishna Dk (Stree)


Best Dialogue : Vishal Bhardwaj (Pataakha)

• Anubhav Sinha (Mulk)
• Sumit Aroraa (Stree)
• Nandita Das (Manto)
• Akshat Ghildial (Badhaai Ho)


Best Editing : Pooja Ladha Surti (Andhadhun)

• Nitin Baid (Raazi)
• Sanyukta Kaza (Tumbbad)
• Ballu Saluja (Mulk)
• Aarti Bajaj (Manmarziyaan)


Best Choreography : Kruti Mahesh Midya-Jyoti D Tommaar, ghoomar (Padmavati)

• Rajeev Surti, hafiz hafiz (Laila Majnu)
• Poonam-Priyanka, grey waala shade (Manmarziyaan)
• Shabina Khan, balma (Pataakha)
• Bosco, dil chori (Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety)


Best Background Score : Daniel B George (Andhadhun)

• Shantanu Moitra (October)
• Jesper Kyd (Tumbbad)
• Hitesh Sonik (Laila Majnu)
• Amit Trivedi (Manmarziyaan)


Best Cinematography : Pankaj Kumar (Tumbbad)

• Aveek Mukhopadhyay (October)
• Sayak Bhattacharya (Laila Majnu)
• Tushar Kanti Ray (Kedarnath)
• Sudeep Chatterjee (Padmaavat)


Best Action : Sham Kaushal (Padmaavat)

• Cyril Raffaelli, Sebastian Seveau, Vikram Dahiya (Bhavesh Joshi)
• Vikram Dahiya, Sunil Rodriguez (Mukkabaaz)
• Sunil Rodriguez (Simmba)
• Ram Chella, Lakshman Chella, Kecha Khamphakdee (Baaghi 2)


Best Art Direction : Nitin Zihani Choudhary, Rakesh Yadav (Tumbbad)

• Amit Ray, Subrata Chakraborty (Padmaavat)
• Madhusudan (Stree)
• Rita Ghosh (Manto)
• Debashis Debnath (Pari)


Best Costume : Ajay, Maxima Basu, Harpreet Rimple, Chandrakant Sonawane (Padmaavat)

• Manish Malhotra, Natascha Charak, Nikita Mohanty (Dhadak)
• Aki Narula, Anaita Shroff Adajania, Ankita Jha (Zero)
• Karishma Sharma (Pataakha)
• Smriti Chauhan, Sachin Lovalekar (Tumbbad)



Special Mention to Child Actors - Mohammad Samad in Tumbbad and Harsh Mayar in Hichki, both of them were outstanding in their acts.

Sunday, January 6, 2019

Recap 2018 : Best Hindi Albums and Top100 Songs

Slightly below par year in terms of music if compared to 2017, we did have few outstanding albums but the albums having only 1-2 good songs were way too many.

Here's my list of Top10 Hindi Albums of 2018 :

1. Laila Majnu
2. Zero
3. Manmarziyaan
4. Sanju
5. Andhadhun
6. Raazi
7. October
8. Jalebi
9. Dhadak
10. Padmaavat

Raid, Soorma and Kedarnath just about miss out my list, did love some of the songs but as a whole those albums were underwhelming.


Now presenting the best songs, as always a reminder, the order is based on songs that I love to hear repeatedly, and not in terms of quality! I know many will differ but I strongly believe quality doesn't matter if it wont make me wanna hear the song again.

Nooran sister's song was at no.1 last year, and every year they are in my top10 list, this time they are at no.2.. while Mohit Chauhan takes the top spot with a song that can be labelled yet another angst but lighter version of Saadda Haq!


My List of Top100 Songs of 2018 :

1. Haafiz haafiz (Laila Majnu)
2. Tanha hua (Zero)
3. Daryaa (Manmarziyaan)
4. Aahista (Laila Majnu)
5. Mere naam tu (Zero)
6. Kar har maidaan fateh (Sanju)
7. Raazi (Raazi)
8. Mujhe chaand pe le chalo (Sanju)
9. Woh ladki (Andhadhun)
10. Theher ja (October)
11. Dilbaro (Raazi)
12. Ann bann (Zero)
13. O meri laila - radio version (Laila Majnu)
14. Sacchi mohabbat (Manmarziyaan)
15. Ruby ruby (Sanju)
16. Grey walaa shade (Manmarziyaan)
17. Husn parcham (Zero)
18. So ja so ja (Pari)
19. Dekhte dekhte - atif version (Batti Gul Meter Chalu)
20. Halla (Manmarziyaan)
21. Qaafirana (Kedarnath)
22. Aapse milkar - reprise (Andhadhun)
23. Dil chori (Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety)
24. Heeriye (Race3)
25. Kudiye ni tere (Happy Phir Bhag Jayegi)


26. Ghoomar (Padmaavat)
27. Nain na jodeen (Badhaai Ho)
28. Tum se (Jalebi)
29. Chalte chalte (Mitron)
30. Dilbar (Satyameva Jayate)
31. Pehle ke jaisa (Jalebi)
32. Dhadak (Dhadak)
33. F for fyar (Manmarziyaan)
34. Lae dooba - sunidhi version (Aiyaary)
35. Gazab ka hai din (Dil Juunglee)
36. Zingaat (Dhadak)
37. Naina da kya kasoor - unplugged (Andhadhun)
38. Nainowale ne (Padmaavat)
39. Heer badnaam (Zero)
40. Ae watan - female version (Raazi)
41. Balma (Pataakha)
42. Soorma anthem (Soorma)
43. Ae watan - male version (Raazi)
44. Tum (Laila Majnu)
45. Mera pyar tera pyar (Jalebi)
46. Ek dil ek jaan (Padmaavat)
47. Lo safar (Baaghi 2)
48. Kadam (Karwaan)
49. Laaj sharam (Veere Di Wedding)
50. Sanu ek pal chain (Raid)


51. Nazar na lag jaaye (Stree)
52. Dekhte dekhte - rahat version (Batti Gul Meter Chalu)
53. Pappi le loon (Veere Di Wedding)
54. Kamariya (Stree)
55. Kundali (Manmarziyaan)
56. Monobina (Gold)
57. Good man di laaltain (Soorma)
58. Pehli baar (Dhadak)
59. Rangdaari (Daas Dev)
60. Aapse milkar (Andhadhun)
61. Chota sa fasana (Karwaan)
62. Namo namo (Kedarnath)
63. Chal (October)
64. Pal (Jalebi)
65. Selfish - atif version (Race 3)
66. Tum - javed ali version (Laila Majnu)
67. Mujhmein (Jalebi)
68. Mundiyan (Baaghi 2)
69. Badan pe sitare (Fanney Khan)
70. Nit khair manga (Raid)
71. O meri laila (Laila Majnu)
72. Jaan nisaar - asees version (Kedarnath)
73. Pehla nasha (Kuchh Bheege Alfaaz)
74. Bijlee giregi (Manmarziyaan)
75. Little little (Yamla Pagla Deewana Phir Se)


76. Dholida (Loveyatri)
77. Tajdar-e-haram (Satyameva Jayate)
78. Pataakha (Pataakha)
79. Tere jaisa tu hai (Fanney Khan)
80. Morni banke (Badhaai Ho)
81. Duma dum mast kalandar (Zero)
82. Koi gal nai (Happy Phir Bhag Jayegi)
83. Bas tu hai (3 Storeys)
84. Chhote chhote peg (Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety)
85. Saansein hui dhuan dhuan (Race 3)
86. Phir kya hai gham (Hichki)
87. Meri khamoshi hai (Pari)
88. Chavanprash (Bhavesh Joshi)
89. Yaadon ki almari (Helicopter Eela)
90. Saansein (Karwaan)
91. Jaisi teri marzi (Manmarziyaan)
92. Allah duhai hai (Race 3)
93. Ishq di baajiyaan (Soorma)
94. High rated gabru (Nawabzaade)
95. Tujhe dekhti hai nazar (Nanu Ki Jaanu)
96. Qasam kha li (Bhavesh Joshi)
97. Lag ja gale (Saheb Biwi Aur Gangster 3)
98. Sehmi hai dhadkan (Daas Dev)
99. Achche din (Fanney Khan)
100. Lae dooba - asees version (Aiyaary)


Andhadhun's 2nd theme was my most favourite instrumental of the year, Also liked its 1st theme and the lovely October theme!