MUMBAI: After captivating audiences with their chart-topping tracks ‘Silsila’ and ‘How Are You’, award-winning avant-garde music composers Clinton Cerejo and Bianca Gomes, popularly known as the dynamic duo Shor Police, are gearing up for the highly anticipated release of the complete Dhoom Dhaam album. Having composed both the film’s album and background score, Shor Police has seamlessly blended multiple musical styles to enhance the storytelling of this quirky romantic film starring Yami Gautam and Pratik Gandhi.
With a total of six tracks, Shor Police has meticulously composed a vibrant album to match the energy and emotion of the film’s key moments and narrative. While the full album is yet to be released, the first romantic track, ‘Silsila’, sung by Arijit Singh and Jonita Gandhi, followed by the peppy song ‘How Are You’ sung by Clinton Cerejo, Romy, Benny Dayal, and Asees Kaur, has already struck a chord with listeners, receiving immense love from audiences. ‘Haseeno’, the pop-rock track with a playful yet slightly raunchy vibe, tailored for Pratik Gandhi’s comedic sequence, is brought to life by Vishal Dadlani, while a mid-tempo rock anthem ‘Madman On The Run’ features vocals by Bianca Gomes herself. The album also includes the high-energy ‘Kanda Chubha’ sung by Sonu Kakkar and Cardo Fxreva (Ricardo Pereira), and the final track, ‘Chanchal’, a ghazal-inspired song by Muheet Bharti.
Speaking about how they landed this project, Clinton Cerejo shares, “One day, I was pleasantly surprised to receive a call from Aditya Dhar and when he narrated the synopsis, it sounded like such a fun film that we immediately knew we had to be a part of it. It has been a great feeling to see the songs are already trending and so much love has been showered by the audiences.”
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The duo collaborated closely with Aditya Dhar and director Rishab Seth to bring the film’s vision to life. “Aditya and Rishab had a clear idea of what they wanted for each scene and song. There were even moments where we had Yami listen in to ensure everything aligned perfectly with the film’s mood,” Clinton reveals.
When asked about the album, the other half of Shor Police, Bianca Gomes, fondly shared, “We truly admire Aditya’s meticulous attention to detail, whether it’s in the instrumentation, structure, or the lyrics with Siddhant Kaushal. At the same time, he gives us the freedom to experiment and push boundaries with every song. Collaborating with filmmakers like him is a joy, as it combines fun with artistic fulfillment. I’m deeply grateful for all the love the songs have received and hope that listeners enjoy the rest of the album just as much.”
Known for their experimental compositions, Shor Police continues to push creative boundaries in the Indian music industry. With a track record of delivering impactful music across films and independent projects, they’re probably responsible for making you jump and drop your popcorn during the film, premiering on Netflix on February 14, 2025, making Valentine’s Day extra special.
