Music Director: Sandesh Shandilya and Anand Raj Anand
Singers: Ustad Sultan Khan, Zubin Garg, Sunidhi Chauhan, Alka Yagnik, Roop Kumar Rathod, Udit Narayan, Sadhna Sargam, Shreya Ghoshal and Kunal Ganjawala
Ratings: * 1/2

Not a soundtrack to boast about. "Big Brother" is a passable album. With so many other soundtracks trying new styles of compositions by the day, "Big Brother" turns out to be stale and boring.

"Baalam tera nakhra" is a typical Sunidhi Chauhan item number. Though the composition is good, it's still not quite there to be claimed as a sensation. The track has been well sung and includes the rustic appeal that it requires. Written by Nilesh Misra and composed by Sandesh Shandilya, 'Baalam tera nakhra' is an average song.

Ustad Sultan Khan takes the reins in his hands when he solely croons "Jag laal laal", a nice romantic number. Something on the likes of "Piya basanti" and you feel no one but Ustad could have sung this piece and given it the kind of emotions that he has. His voice sounds apt and the song turns out to be a 'nice to hear', dreamy track.

There is another version of this track by Zubin Garg. Zubin does not match the calibre of Ustad, but he manages to give "Jag Laal Laal" a contemporary touch. But only a 'to be heard once' track!

Zubin and Ustad return in the third version of "Jag laal laal" to do a good job again but after hearing the first two versions, one really wouldn't want to sit through the third.

'Devotional'. This is precisely how one would describe "Jeevan tumne diya hai" and in no other way. Sung by Alka Yagnik, Roop Kumar Rathod, Udit Narayan and the 'queen of devotional numbers', Sadhna Sargam, the song will definitely not hit the chartbusters and is a track to give a miss.

Characteristic of Sunny Deol movies are the songs that show him shaking a leg and singing them in a typical Punjabi munda style. So "Lak tunu tunu" couldn't have featured anywhere but in "Big Brother" as it suits Sunny paaji to the T. But seriously speaking, this track too could be given a miss because as much as it tries to get you dancing, it fails in doing so. A time-pass.

Surprise comes in the form of "Piya", and why not? If you have the moguls of sensual crooning like Kunal Ganjawala, Shreya Ghoshal and Ustad behind the vocals, it has to be a must-hear piece.

This Anil Pandey written and Sandesh Shandilya composed track can be termed as beautiful. It seems Shreya and Kunal couldn't go wrong and Ustad just adds plain romance to the track. Music is great, vocals are great and the result too does not disappoint.

Summing it, the album of "Big Brother" has few credible numbers, being a very average soundtrack, and it would probably not find many buyers. We can only hope that the film at least does well.