While the whole industry had only good wishes for the Bachchan family, after news of Aishwarya's pregnancy broke out last week, starlet Bhairavi Goswami feels otherwise. The actress, who debuted in Bheja Fry, lashed out at the Bachchans indirectly on popular social networking site Twitter.Bhairavi tweeted, "Nauseating 2 read superstars givg interviews abt wanting a girl baby whn she has gone 2 Bangkok to an IVF clinic which specializes in boy babies. Height of hypocrisy. They knw damn well its a boy, aftr all she has to produce a male heir at any cost - Typical UP mentality, no wonder that state has such high female foeticide."
Knowing the Bachchans, we are pretty sure, they won't bother to react to such talk.
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Now that Shaitan has garnered favourable reviews, its director Bejoy Nambiar is on to his next film which he calls a 'gangster/coming-of-age/comedy'. Sounds very much like what Nambiar attempted in Shaitan.
There is set (low) expectation that one has from the music of kid films and that too for all the right reasons. After all one doesn't remember when was the last time a soundtrack for a kid flick actually went on to be popular. Ok, so the makers have roped in Ranbir Kapoor for a special song and dance number for the film. However with Chillar Party being less than three weeks away from it's theatrical release and the songs still trying to find it's way all over, there are doubts that creep in around the popularity of this album which has Amit Trivedi as the composer and Nitesh Tiwari as the lyricist. 
Mohit Chauhan gets all sweet and saccharine for 'Chatte Batte' which is a playful number about all kids belonging to the same ilk despite their different names and appearances. A situational track which is easier on ears when compared to the first two songs, its interim portions remind one of Rahman style of composition. Armaan Malik, Gaurika Rai and Keshav Rai join Mohit for 'Chatte Batte' which also arrives in a 'sad version'. The song is decent though it doesn't have a shelf life beyond the film's narrative. 
Finally arrives 'Liar Liar' which is written by Vikas Bahl and has a good flow to it. Coming quite close to the kind of songs that one hears in Hollywood kid flicks, 'Liar Liar' is an out and out English number which is quite sweet sounding in the voice of Gaurika Rai and Keshav Rai. 
Music of Bbuddah...Hoga Terra Baap comes with good expectations. After all it has been ages since one saw a movie totally centred on Amitabh Bachchan. Add to this the fact that the film promises to bring back the 'angry man' image of Bachchan and one expects composer duo of Vishal and Shekhar to go all out in creating a snazzy soundtrack. Though it is little surprising to find only three unique songs in the album, one still plays on Bbuddah...Hoga Terra Baap hoping that it carries enough 'dum' in it. 
What is unpardonable though is 'Main Chandigarh Di Star' which was basically meant to be the most commercially song in the album. On the contrary it turns out to be a big time downer. It is impossible to believe that Vishal-Shekhar are behind this number which totally fails to engage you from the very first note. Now that's even more disheartening for someone like Raveena Tandon who is making a comeback to films with this item number. Written by Anvita Dutt, this Punjabi-Hindi track by Sunidhi Chauhan is one of the least impressive item numbers that have released for a big film this year and it is surprising that it was added to the album in the first place. 
