“To Junoon, Or not to Junoon”

Then came in their 2nd offering Taalash, & their first with Brian which was not even close to be as good as their debut effort. Though it did had some decent numbers such as “Bheegi Yaadein”, “Taalash” and “Heeray”, which didn’t kill Junoon’s junoon.

Their 3rd album Inquilaab as every one know created history & was a come back album for Junoon. It was ‘kind of’ like Strings come back album Duur in the recent years. But only the impact was even better due to “Jazba-e-Junoon”. Yup, you know the story behind it, so I rather not repeat those words of praises. Besides this obsessive full o

Now coming to Dewaar…I think Junoon have come up with another “Masterpiece” & it deserves to be only that. We the audience had written off their previous music style now some of us are not accepting them in a new role & image… Here is the review from a critic which I happen to accept all the way:

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