By Ronak Kotecha, Bollywood Trade News Network

The genre of jesting is definitely rocking this year. Right from Bunty aur Babli to Garam Masala, the farce flicks have done brisk business and continue to hit the silver screen, uninterrupted. Director Sujoy Ghosh’s Home Delivery makes its way to the theatres this winter while its music struggles for a foothold in the musical rat race where music directors, Vishal and Shekhar set their urbane tunes on Vishals contemporary lyrics for all the tracks.

Rhyme and Rhythm are in shambles right from the title prologue Home Delivery that thankfully comes to a quick conclusion. Comedian Boman Irani extends his ubiquitous talents to singing as well, but the only likable aspect of the track is the Chorus. Shaan’s soothing rendition in Kaash too turns out to be extremely arid and unimpressive due to the lack of melody, which thankfully is in abundance (only) in this next celebratory track Happy Diwali, where a brigade of tuneful kiddies including Vaishali, Surthi, Divya, Suraj, Aparna along with Sunidhi Chauhan, come together. Khushboo Churati is no childs play, as Sunidhi switches to the intense mode where not much is riveting, excluding Sunidhi. Suddenly Sanjay (Dutt) takes to the microphone and croons the subdued track Maya.