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The production of the film began in February 2016 and principal photography was commenced in May 2016 in Mumbai and was wrapped by October 2016. The trailer was released on 14 October 2016.[8][9] The film was released on 16 December 2016.[10]
Sana Khan,[12][13] Sharman Joshi[14] and Gurmeet Chaudhary[15] were signed in by T-Series for this film. Marathi actress Prarthana Behere was also signed for this film.[16] Filming was wrapped up within five months, between May and October 2016.[17]
The song was composed by Jeet Gannguli with lyrics written by Rashmi Singh. The song was the last composed track from the album.[2] The producer of the song Mukesh Bhatt wanted an 'easy to hum but with depth' melodic song. It was, Ganguly's wife Chandrani who found the composition 'fantastic' while Ganguly was strumming his guitar. Immediately, he called Bhatt and played the 'mukhda' to him which he liked instantly. The following day, Ganguly composed the 'antara' of the song and played it to Bhatt and director of the film Hansal Mehta, which they loved on hearing.[3]
Rashmi Singh wrote the opening lines of the song in a few hours. According to Ganguly "Citylights is not a teenage love story, it's about a couple whose love has depth and character. Rashmi's lyrics are simple, heartfelt and conversational". The song was recorded at Phatbox Studio, Mumbai, at night. The song was recorded in two to three hours.[4]
The song is a guitar-based song which fuse a Bengali folk idiom with modern music in a Sufism touch.[5] Piano was dominantly used in composition of the song with additional use of Violin in the first antara and Esraj in the second antara.[6]
The song was released in Indian Television show Beintehaa which airs on Colors TV, before releasing it on any music channel.[7] It was released on 2 May 2014. The video of the song was officially released on the same day through the YouTube channel of Sony Music India. The video features Arijit Singh as well as select scenes from the film.[8] The full song was also released as a single, the same day.[9]
Rajiv Vijayakar from Bollywood Hungama praised Singh's rendition in the song for bringing the right haunting tenor and right emotion in the song.[5] Priya Adivarekar reviewing from Indian Express complimented vocals in the song and further stated "The melody is soothing and Rashmi's poetic lyrics perfectly suit the brilliantly-composed romantic track".[11] Joginder Tuteja reviewing for Rediff.com described the song as "lyrical and poetic with a lot of fluidity".[12]
An unplugged version of the song was included in the soundtrack, composed and written by Jeet Gannguli and Rashmi Singh respectively. The song is sung by Mohammad Irfan Ali.[13] The song was released along with other tracks in the soundtrack of the album on 9 May 2014.[14]
Director of the film, Hansal Mehta wanted to incorporate two versions of the song. The romantic version being sung by Arijit Singh, the composer of the song Jeet Ganguly picked Mohammad Irfan Ali to sing the unplugged version.[3] The song was recorded at Phatbox Studio, Mumbai. The song was recorded in two to three hours.[4]
The lyrics of the song was slightly changed, when compared to the original song. Piano and Violin were used in the composition unlike the version rendered by Singh which used Esraj in the second antara.[6]
Joginder Tuteja reviewing for Rediff.com felt the version is "equally enjoyable" as of the original.[12] Rajiv Vijayakar from Bollywood Hungama felt this version lacks the 'vital small nuances' in the vocals which make the crucial difference compared to the romantic version of the song,[5] though Priya Adivarekar reviewing from Indian Express felt the version of the song is "also good".[11]
Television actor Gurmeet Choudhary who will be seen next in a pivotal role in upcoming Wajah Tum Ho flew off to Georgia to shoot a song for the movie. Wajah Tum ho is an erotic thriller, which also features Jai Ho, and Bigg Boss famed Sana Khan and Sharman Joshi in the leads. Directed by Hate Story 3 helmer Vishal Pandya, the film is produced by Bhushan Kumar. Pandya previously directed Hate Story 3, which turned out to be a success at the box office.
This is one of those songs which do not rely much upon the composition and the basic melody but on the way it has been recorded, arranged and sung. It is a masterpiece when considering the overall mixing Eric Pillai has done and the arrangements which has given each sound the required importance. Notably, the droning sound which gives a thrilling impact to the song. That droning sound could have had a very irritating texture if it had not been treated properly. The tune is quite dull in the mukhda but it gets easy on ears as the song proceeds. Arijit has done a complete justification with this Jog raga based song which belongs to the Khamaaj thaat. He rendered the tune perfectly as well lived up to the technicality. Lyrics is poetic yet real. A positive result of a classy mixing and arranging.
Citylights is a path-breaking soundtrack for Vishesh Films as they have finally kept aside their conventional romantic sound. All the songs are unique in their own way. Muskurane is a romantic melody which is soulful and has brilliant instrumentation. Darbadar is good but Soney Do is excellent in terms of sound and arrangement. Citylights sounds weak but deserves a listen. This leaves us with the best track of the album Ek Charraiya which has a folksy sound rendered perfectly by Arijit Singh. After extracting the best from Rajkumar Rao in Shahid, Hansal Mehta has extracted the best from Jeet Ganguly.
Making of 'Wajah Tum Ho' Title Song. After the success of 'Hate Story 3' director Vishal Pandya is back with yet another erotic thriller titled 'Wajah Tum Ho'. The film stars Sharman Joshi, Gurmeet Choudhary, Rajniesh Duggal and Sana Khaan.
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Directed by Vishal Pandya, Wajah Tum Ho is one of those films which will leave you wondering what it was by the time you finish watching it. The film is a stale cocktail of lust, betrayal, revenge and vengeance. Barring Sharman Joshi, no one seems to be even trying to act. Wajah Tum Ho could have been a better film on cyber crime but by the time the film picks up pace, it is too late.
The acting by the lead cast is a yawn fest. Just one-film-old Sana Khan, leaves you infuriated with her dreadful facial expressions. It also looks like Zarine Khan and Sherlyn Chopra (guest appearances) are sailing in the same boat. After debuting with Jai Ho opposite Salman Khan where she hardly acted, Sana seems to be way off the mark. Her glamorous dialogue delivery style especially in the intense scenes turns out to be comical. Gurmeet Choudhary and Rajneish Duggal are terrible. They really need to join some acting school. Sharman Joshi is the only saving grace in the film and somewhat lives up to expectations. There are unnecessary songs in the film which have no sync with the narrative of the story except the romantic songs featuring Sana and Gurmeet.
Wajah Tum Ho has so many twists that after a while you start recollecting director Vishal Pandya's previous Hate Story franchise. The plot of Wajah Tum Ho is complex but the way it is executed is laughable. Once the film is on the verge of unfolding the truth, you are bound to feel that the film is a C-grade version of Hate Story franchise.
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