Holy Smoke Soundtrack (

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Rating: 5.90/10 from 16000 votes
Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

Holy Smoke
Title in Italiano:

Holy Smoke - Fuoco sacro
Title in Português:

Fumo Sagrado

Synopsis

Based in Sans Souci, Sydney, Australia, Ruth Barron and her friend go on a trip to Delhi, India, where Ruth attends a Hindu religious ceremony, and decides to stay put.

Ruth's mother, Miriam, travels to Chandni Chowk, Delhi, where she meets with Ruth, and is appalled at the condition she is living in. She tells Ruth that her father has had a stroke and may not survive.

A Saree-clad Ruth, who now calls herself Naznee, initially refuses, but relents and accompanies her mother back home. Once at home, she adorns her room with pictures of Bhagwan Shri Shiv, Bhagwan Shri Kishan and Devi Maa Lakshmi, and she will soon find out that the real reason for her return is to spend time alone in a half way hut in the desert in the company of an renowned 'Cult Exiter' PJ Waters - and it is after this encounter that everyone's lives will change forever.

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Holy Smoke
Holly Holy
Neil Diamond: Writer
Neil Diamond: Performer
I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus
Tommie Connor: Writer
Jimmy Boyd: Performer
I Am...I Said
Neil Diamond: Writer
Neil Diamond: Performer
The Lord's Prayer
Albert Hay Malotte: Performer
You Oughta Know
Baby It's You
Burt Bacharach: Writer
The Shirelles: Performer
Puchho Jara Puchho
Jaag Musafir
Am I Ever Gonna See Your Face Again
Jo Tumhe Chahe Us Ko
Dil Mera Le Gayee
I Put a Spell on You
Walking Through the Fire
Primitive
Maya, Mayi Ma - The Celebration
Holly Holy - Neil Diamond
Angelo Badalamenti: Performer
Betrayal Of Ruth
Angelo Badalamenti: Performer
Love Journey
Angelo Badalamenti: Performer
Moonrise
Angelo Badalamenti: Performer
Kiss All Around It
Angelo Badalamenti: Performer
Waiting, Reaching, Seeking
Angelo Badalamenti: Performer
Waltz In The Desert
Angelo Badalamenti: Performer
Snappy Lipstick
Angelo Badalamenti: Performer
Hallucination
Angelo Badalamenti: Performer
I Put A Spell On You - The Angels
Angelo Badalamenti: Performer
The Celebration
Angelo Badalamenti: Performer
Montage Finale
Angelo Badalamenti: Performer
Primitive - Annie Lennox
Angelo Badalamenti: Performer
Maya, Mayi, Ma
Angelo Badalamenti: Performer

User reviews

Lisa Williams
6/10

The score effectively conveys the emotional turmoil and conflict within Ruth as she grapples with her newfound beliefs and identity.

Mary King
5/10

The music during the Hindu religious ceremony scenes is both mesmerizing and hypnotic, immersing the audience in the rich tapestry of Indian culture.

Amanda Brown
2/10

The soundtrack of Holy Smoke failed to capture the essence of the story and setting. The music felt disconnected from the cultural fusion depicted in the film, lacking authenticity and depth.

Matthew Wilson
6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Holy Smoke enhances the narrative, creating a compelling and immersive audio experience that complements the visual storytelling.

Elizabeth Wright
8/10

The soundtrack of Holy Smoke perfectly captures the cultural clash and spiritual journey of the main character, Ruth Barron, as she explores Hindu religious ceremonies in Delhi, India.

William Jones
5/10

The haunting vocals in some tracks evoke a sense of mystery and spirituality, reflecting Ruth's journey of self-discovery and transformation.

Betty Walker
2/10

The choice of songs did not enhance the emotional impact of key scenes, leaving them feeling flat and uninspired. The lack of a cohesive musical theme made it difficult to fully immerse myself in the narrative, ultimately detracting from the overall viewing experience.

Linda Adams
5/10

The soundtrack of Holy Smoke perfectly captures the cultural clash between East and West, blending traditional Indian music with modern Western sounds.

Linda Mitchell
7/10

The music in Holy Smoke effectively sets the mood for the intense emotional moments between Ruth and her mother Miriam, creating a powerful and poignant atmosphere that enhances the storytelling.

Andrew Roberts
5/10

The contrast between the serene, meditative tracks and the more intense, dramatic pieces mirrors the internal struggles faced by the characters in the film.

Emily Lopez
6/10

The use of sitar and tabla in the soundtrack adds a sense of authenticity and depth to the story, transporting the listener to the vibrant streets of Delhi.

Daniel Turner
8/10

The use of traditional Indian instruments in the soundtrack adds an authentic and immersive layer to the film, transporting the audience to the vibrant and colorful world of Delhi and the spiritual experiences Ruth undergoes.