Kucch To Hai is highly unappealing and sort of a turn off for those expecting an experimental soundtrack. It surely lends insight as to how this supposed ´re-make´ of "I Know What You Did Last Summer" may turn out. "Hai Rey", is a slow duet intertwined with the guitar. Though the music is of variety, one still gets deja vu listening to it, mainly because Anu Malik´s last album Khushi started off with a song with the exact same title. The rarely heard Babul Supriyo is nothing short of ordinary as is his counterpart Sadhna Sargam.

A styled hip hop styled song "Yeh Mera Dil" is rendered by Shaan and Sunidhi Chauhan, who sing accurately without over (or under) doing themselves. The youthful song is peppy and enjoyable for whatever it is worth. "Hone Laga" impedes with traditional sitar and flute use and uses an effective tabla beat to win over the listener.The song beats are standard barring a few interludes of the traditional pieces and is brought down even further by sub-par lyrics courtesy of Sameer. Sunidhi sings regularly without leaving much of a fair impression and neither does Priya Bhattacharya.

"Kya Pyar Karoge Mujhse?" is the only creative piece that somewhat fits with the genre of a thriller, that is somewhat of course.  This time however, the effect is positive. Sonu Nigam is his usual affectionate self and is certainly better than Alka Yagnik in this one."Aisa Kyon Hota Hai", repeated twice on the soundtrack, is a parody at music, and takes inspiration from "You Are My Sonia". The song is situational, especially with its interludes of conversations, and is not meant for regular listening. K.K. and Sunidhi do their best and Anu´s music is nothing different. One wonders, with all of these love songs and situational tracks where will the thrills and excitement come in?

"Ding Dong" must describe what was going on in Sameer´s head when writing the piece of mess. Anu Malik puts in a little more spice to it than the previous tunes but Sameer´s lyrics and the redundancy of hearing K.K. and Sunidhi Chauhan again totally take away from the composition. "Pyar Pyar Mein" is another repetitively boring lyrical piece from Sameer but is surprisingly brought to life by Anu Malik´s music. 

Kucch To Hai may not be horribly in terms of Anu Malik´s music especially since he strays away from redundancy but is a set back after the work he´s done in Khushi . More importantly, one knows he has the talent to compose soundtracks best fit for a film like Kucch To Hai, Aks being a prime example. The lasting effect of Kucch To Hai´s music is nil, offering nothing special at all.