According to reports, renowned singers Kailash Kher and Richa Sharma performed for the audience present at the launch held at Hotel Kohinoor Intercontinental.

The cast also introduced their characters and all were dressed according to their respective roles in the film.

Dhupia donned the look of ‘Munni Madam’, alias, female Gabbar Singh, Amole Gupte was dressed as the corrupt UP Minister ‘Dhananjay Singh’ , Sanjay Mishra as the gang leader ‘Bhai Saab’ and Rajat Kapur as ‘Om Shastri’, the recession hit NRI kidnapped by the gangsters.

Coming back to the album, the music of the film has been given by Manish J Tipu and it is an average album that will be mostly liked by the rural audience.

It is a UP style ‘daaku’ movie that would be seen in tinsel town after a long time.

The tracks
The album consists of nine tracks. Out of which, five tracks are instrumental.

Opening the album is ‘Sara Pyaar Hai Bekaar’, sung by Kailash Kher and Neha Dhupia. It is a song that is not very appealing, though the lyrics are not bad.

Next in line is ‘Amrikwa Ne Loot Liya’, sung by Manish J Tipu. There is the typical gangster type feel to the song that the rural people would love. It is a foot tapping number that even the young generation could tolerate.

Then there is ‘Saara Pyaar Hai Bekaar’ again and this time joining Kailash and Neha is Richa Sharma. The song is also average. This is followed by a remixed version of the same song sung by Kailash.

From here on, the songs are taken over by the instrumentals, including ‘Returning Home’, ‘Welcome To The Gang’, ‘Yes We Can’, ‘American Meltdown’ and ‘Run For Ransom’.

Overall, the album is not very good and it is not recommended as a must-have.