There is another BGM which was a male humming something. Sounded a lot like SP Bala. Can't remember which scene it was...

Pratap - Yes, I guess I heard it too. It sounds like that of one of those African singers

well framed words Suresh. The bgm featuring ranjha ranjha was stunning and haunting, great job done by Ila Arun and Richa Sharma. I like the profound yuddh theme too. There is a unique bgm which is featured during ragini's boating session in the beginning ..great job by mandolin u srinivas that was the most contrasting bgm composed in comparison with the other bgm in the movie. Jaare ud bgm was notable indeed..cant wait till the dvd is out :)

Keshav - Thanks. Haven't seen the Hindi version yet. But yes, I can sense how 'Ranjha' would sound in Richa Sharma and Ila Arun's voice..

I hope atleast this time Maniratnam makes a proper good quality DVD (and that means not release it through Moserbaer) with enough Bonus Materials in it

In the Hindi version, there's another track that plays when Beera's men put sugar in the fuel tanks of police vehicles. It goes "Sil sil..." and is probably sung by Ila Arun. Not sure if it's in the Tamil version as well.

Anon - As far as I remember, there was just a generic action cue in that scene. Will listen to it when I watch the film again.

U missed the unique BGM which comes when miscreants put sugar into the diesel tanks.I loved it

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YES , like others have already mentioned , the BGM during the scene where beera's men pour sugar into the tanks is excellent. I thought that was the best BGM in the movie. It's also played when Dev comes out of his tent to talk to the messenger in the night and also in the crucial scene where Dev asks Ragini to get the polygraph test done when they are going back in the train. To someone's query about this BGM being in the Tamil version, it is there.

can u plzz put a downloading link for the background score.."jaa ud ja re"...

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i m visiting your site for the very first and i really admire the kind of work you are doing here. would you please let me know which english movie does the background score of Omkaara belong? It does sound like that it has been picked up from a english movie - mainly the dark choir when Omi comes from hoster in order to meet Vakeel Sahib, then when Dolly and Omi getting married and then when Langada Tyagi shoots Kesu..i m really looking to your say on this....thanks much.

Boss u ve missed two wonderful scores.. the one is the guitar version of kodu potta where sp speaks about veera... and the other is the lovely flute score where ragini falls in love with veera.. the major aspect in score of this film is u can hear a drizzling sound throughout the score as the film major parts are shot in rainy forests...

Varadharajan - Yes. I missed to mention many cues in this post. It was written immediately after watching the film for the first time. I discovered many things later. Have written two more posts on Raavanan score. Search for 'Raavanan' tag.