One of my favourite love songs by Kishore Kumar from Gambler
Dil aaj shayar hai, gum aaj nagma hai, shab yeh ghazal hai sanam
Dil aaj shayar hai, gum aaj nagma hai, shab yeh ghazal hai sanam
Gairon ke sheron ko o sunnewale, ho is taraf bhi karam
Aake zara dekh to teri khatir, hum kis tarah se jiye
Aake zara dekh to teri khatir, hum kis tarah se jiye
Aansoo ke dhage se seete rahe hum jo jakhm tune diye
Chahat ki mehfil mein gum tera lekar kismat se khela juwa
Duniya se jeete, par tujhse haare, yun khel apna hua
Hai pyaar humne kiya jis tarah se, uska na koi jawab
Hai pyaar humne kiya jis tarah se, uska na koi jawab
Zarraat hai lekin teri lau mein jalkar, hum ban gaye aaftaab
Hum se hai zinda wafa aur humhi se hai teri mehfil jawan
Hum jab na honge to ro ro ke duniya dhundhegi mere nishan
Ye pyaar koi khilauna nahin hai, har koi le jo kharid
Ye pyaar koi khilauna nahin hai, har koi le jo kharid
Meri tarah zindagi bhar tadap lo, phir aana uske karib
Hum to musafir hain, koi safar ho, hum to guzar jayenge hi
Lekin lagaya hai jo danw humne, woh jeetkar aayenge hi
Woh jeetkar aayenge hi
Woh jeetkar aayenge hi
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Star Cast: Vinay Pathak, Gul Panag, Siddharth Makkar, Anuj Choudhary and Rasik Dave and Ketki Dave;
Director: Parvati Balgopalan
Rating: 3/5
Date Seen: 21/03/2009
Saw this movie yesterday. I was amazed by the trailer that’s why I went to see the movie but it was a disaster.
Pinu Patel ( Vinay Pathak ), a restaurateur in London, is cruelly over-aged to be a virgin. His only shot at marriage misfired when his traditional Indian bride-to-be eloped with her lover on the wedding day, further plunging the introvert Pinu into a complex about his personality, or the lack of it. The three characters [Vinay Pathak, Gul Panag and Anuj Chaudhary] keep talking randomly, without coming to the main issue. Besides, the talk, most of the times, is absolutely tasteless. There's a flicker of hope in the second hour. A few sequences are interestingly handled. So the film ends up dragging, the narrative staggers and the less-than-impressive songs loosen the pace even further.
Straight is not another Dostana but what could have been an enjoyable fare gets a little drab because of Pathak . Straight could have been so much funnier.
A R Rahman is world famous now. He has won 2 oscars. A little about him -Allah Rakha Rahman was on born January 6, 1967 in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India He is a great film composer, record producer, musician and singer. His film scoring career began in the early 1990s.His first hits were Roja . He has won thirteen Filmfare Awards, four National Film Awards, a BAFTA Award, a Golden Globe and two Academy Awards.
A R Rahman lives in a joint family. He is married to Saira Banu and has two daughters Kadhija and Raheema and a son Khwaja Mohammad Roo mi Rahman.
Also he has 3 sisters (Raihana, Talath and Israth),.His sisters Raihana, Talath and Israth are good and professionally trained musicians. They often sing for him in chorus and appear on stage performances as well. He loves his mother Kareema Begum and dedicated oscar win to her.
Many credit him with having single-handedly revolutionized the standards of film music composition in India. He is also credited with re-energizing the popularity of Indian film music the world over.
Today is the big night for Oscars. And AR Rahman gets Oscars for his music Score Jai Ho.
The first track is rushing up the charts due to the excellent promos running all over the music channels and the web. “Masakalli” grabs you by the ear right away with the sweet accordion sounds of the keyboard and soft percussion, but what really gets it going is the excellent singing by Mohit Chauhan (of Indi-Pop band Silk Route) who is finally given a chance to shine. His rendition of the title word, masakalli, but also the way he inflects his accent really gives the track a Delhi flavor. Rahman wisely lets the singer’s voice take center stage and provides just the right supporting instrumentation. Prasoon Joshi should be given special attention for writing the smashing lyrics, as they are a living breathing part of the song. This one has to be played loud as you dance that goofy dance that we do when no one is around! Thums up on this one…. way up!
From there we move into the world of classical music, with “Bhor Bhaye”. One can picture a beautiful Sonam Kapoor performing a classical dance to this. Shreya Ghosal is in top form and she is able to handle the swerving lyrical vocal effects of the classical raga. Ustad Bade Ghulam Ali Khan provides the masterji voice. The unique beginning of the track as if it’s being listened to on an old cassette deck adds a nice touch to it. Rahman backs the classical vocal styling with the traditional tabla and harmonium instrument combo. Fans of classical music will love this short but sweet track. Another thummmmmms up as classical dancers sway this way and that!
Amitabh Bachchan’s God like deep throated growl is the selling point of the next track, “Noor”, which is basically him talking over some celestial new age sounding music (think twinkling stars against the midnight sky). The shayeri styling is excellent. Short, sweet and to the point. Not really a song per se, but worth a listen.
Speaking of celestial music, the next song, “Tumre Bhavan Mein” is a beautiful aarti (prayer) song. Rekha Bhardwaj, Kishori Gowariker, Shraddha Pandit, and Sujata Majumder provide the angelic voices. The music is kept simple with the gentle strumming of sitar and ringing of bells to provide the calm atmosphere that one experiences during a religious ceremony or at the temple. A prayer to God and another thums up for this beautiful aarti!
Looped synth bass pervades the next song, “Genda Phool”, which is a traditional sounding track based on a family situation layered over a madman’s techno beat. It’s an interesting fusion by Rahman, and something that perhaps only a talented creator like him could carry off. It’s mad, it’s wild, and it’s strangely catchy. It’s cultured tradition for the techno crowd. Give it a listen, and you’ll be strangely captivated as your thumb slowly rises to say…thums up!
So far we’ve got ourselves the excellent “Masakalli” with the remaining tracks sounding quite situational. Beautiful though they are, perhaps you won’t be repeating them over and over until you see the visuals of the film, but give them a chance and you will find yourself enchanted by the beauty of the compositions.
The next song breaks through that; however, as it’s what I feel the best track on the album. “Dil Gira Dafatan”, simply takes your breath away from the beginning. What with the opening lyrics eloquently sung by Ash King. Keyboards (keyboard violins) and the strumming of guitars in a very meditative style support King’s vocals. It’s almost gives the listener a feeling of riding a horse over the hills of the countryside, while the sun sets behind you and your heart pines away for the love of your life. The musical interludes are a pleasant fusion of Irish sounding flutes mixed with a bit of Chinese styling added in very subtly. Chinmayee provides the female counterpoint at just the right points. The lyrics by Prasoon are poetically and lyrically moving. Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful from beginning to end, this track showcases why A.R. Rahman is the best music director in India. Thums way up for this brave and beautiful track that will move your soul!
After the breathtaking “Dil Gira Dafatan”, we are whisked to the present day with the “dance” track of the album, the quirkily titled “Hey Kaala Bander”. The title will leave you laughing and the rest of the song will put a smile on your face. It’s odd, and has a wandering techno beat, but the quirky lyrics and the interlude with the Arabic style singing adds a nice touch. Who knew that Prasoon Joshi had such a wicked sense of humor? Karthik, Naresh, and Bony Chakravarthy provide the aggressive singing that has a bit of rapping and a lot of attitude. Sometimes you don’t need a deep song to enjoy the music. This track is a nice break from the more heavy and heartfelt ones that precede it. I give it a big “bander-ious” thums up….ook…ook…! Where’s the monkey man!?!? You better watch your banana…..er….ummm….just listen to the song right away!
Whenever I listen to a Rahman soundtrack, I anxiously wait for what I call his track. The one for which he takes the mic. We didn’t get one of those in “Ghajini” or “Yuvvraaj”, but we did get one (sort of) with “O Saya” from “Slumdog Millionaire”. Rahman has the kind of voice that just puts you in a meditative trance. It works best with heartfelt tunes. So, it is that the curtains are drawn and from the speakers the excellent next track of “Delhi-6” gently sways the listener. “Rehna Tu” starts out with a funky percussive beat with Rahman singing in a very jazzy style that immediately grabs your attention. The layered voices that support him include Rahman mainstay Benny Dayal and Tanvi. It’s jazzy, it’s funky, and it’s Rahman being playfully creative by combining different styles of music. The way Rahman enunciates…”Rahna Tu….hai jaisa tu” is very moving. The wah wah guitar is used to great effect at various points and touch of the Arabic along with the strumming guitars combine to form perfection. The melody and refrain are very catchy and will pull at your heartstrings. A soft romantic thums up for this one!
Yeh Delhi hai mere yaar…! You’ll be singing along to the next track “Delhi-6”. It’s funkedelic fun that will make you want to visit Dilli right away! The music is trip hopping with some mad guitar playing. Vocals by Rahman mainstays, Blaaze, Benny Dayal, Vivinenne Pocha, Tanvi, and Claire are suitably aggressive. The lyrics by Vivinenne Pocha and Claire fit the situation set up by the song. The female vocals give the track a reggaeton feel. Another great track that will leave you humming along, “Yeh Delhi hai mere yaar…bus ishq mohhabat pyar………” as you give it a Delhi thums up!
What an amazing musical journey it has been so far with this soundtrack. Rahman has given us styles that range from the folksy “Massakalli” to the classical “Bhor Bhaye”, to the higher level aarti “Tumre Bhavan Mein”, to the funky yet traditional “Genda Phool”, to the absolutely masterful “Dil Gira Dafatan”, to the quirky “Hey Kaala Bander”, to the soul stirring “Rehna Tu”, to the urban funk of “Delhi-6”, and finally to a masterful end with an irresistible qawwali, “Arziyan”. Javed Ali and Kailash Kher bring the house down with this track. You will clap along with them as they sing the higher power lyrics written by Prasoon Joshi. Rahman keeps the synths to a bare minimum here, instead relying on the classical based instruments dholak, tabla along with harmonium and that ages old human instrument, the clapping of hands.
Ref: Planet bollywood
Mathangi "Maya" (born 17 July 1977)better known by her stage name M.I.A., is a British songwriter, record producer, vocalist and artist.
An accomplished visual artist by 2002, she came to prominence in early 2004 through file-sharing of her singles "Galang" and "Sunshowers" on the InternetShe released her Mercury Prize nominated debut album Arular in 2005. Her second album, Kala, was released in 2007 and gained her mainstream chart success and a Grammy Award nomination for Record of the Year in the US with her single "Paper Planes"
Mathangi "Maya" Arulpragasam was born in London, the daughter of Kala and Arul Pragasam.[4] Her family is of Tamil descent.When she was six months of age, her family moved back to their native Sri Lanka. Motivated by his wish to support the Tamil militancy on the island, her father became a political activist, adopting the name Arular, and was a founding member of The Eelam Revolutionary Organisation of Students (EROS), a political Tamil group that worked to establish an independent Tamil Eelam. Her alias, M.I.A., stands for both Missing in Acton and Missing in Action.What out M.I.A at
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Read more...Dilli 6 Mp3
01- Masakalli
02- Bhor Bhayi
03- Noor
04- Aarti
05- Genda Phool
06- Dil Gira Dafatan
Dilli 6 (2009) - 07- Hey Kaala Bandar
Dilli 6 (2009) - 08- Rehna Tu
Dilli 6 (2009) - 09- Dilhi 6
Dilli 6 (2009) - 10- Arziyan
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01 - O...saya - A.r. Rahman, M.i.a. This is my best Number
02 - Riots - Instrumental
03 - Mausam & Escape - Instrumental
04 - Paper Planes - M.i.a.
05 - Paper Planes (dfa Remix) - M.i.a.
06 - Ringa Ringa - Alka Yagnik & Ila Arun
07 - Liquid Dance - Palakkad Sriram & Madhumitha
08 - Latikas Theme - Suzanne
09 - Aaj Ki Raat - Sonu Nigam, Mahalaxmi Iyer & Alisha
10 - Millionaire - Madhumitha
11 - Gangsta Blues - Blaaze & Tanvi Shah
12 - Dreams On Fire - Suzanne
13 - Jai Ho - Sukhwinder Singh, Tanvi Shah & Mahalaxmi
This is the first time ever that one is hearing a lot about this movie. Slumdog Millionaire is an excellent album that deserves all the applause and accolades it has been collecting internationally. Basically, a theme album with most of the tracks being background pieces, it never makes you miss the need of any spoken words for most of its duration. And even for those who look want their music to have full song and dance routines, there are numbers like 'Jai Ho' and 'Ringa Ringa' to keep them entertained. Play this one on for a long ride you would certainly enjoy the sheer variety that comes along with it!
Read more...Billu Barber (2009) Mp3 released
Ae Aa O Singer : Kay Kay, Rana Mazumder, Suraj Lyrics : Neeraj Shridhar
Ae Aa O (Remix) Singer : Kay Kay, Rana Mazumder, Suraj Lyrics : Neeraj Shridhar
Billoo Bhayankar Singer : Ajay Jhingran, Kalpana, Raghuveer Lyrics : Gulzar
Jaoon Kahan Singer : Raahat Fateh Ali Khan Lyrics : Sayeed Quadri
Khudaya Khair Singer : Akriti Kakkar, Monali, Soham Lyrics : Gulzar
Khudaya Khair (Reprise) Singer : Abhijeet Lyrics : Gulzar
Love Mera Hit hit Singer : Neeraj Shridhar, Tulsi Kumar Lyrics : Ashish Pandit, Mayur Puri
Love Mera Hit Hit (House Mix) Singer : Neeraj Shridhar, Tulsi Kumar Lyrics : Ashish Pandit, Mayur Puri
Love Mera Hit Hit (Remix) Singer : Neeraj Shridhar, Tulsi Kumar Lyrics : Ashish Pandit, Mayur Puri
Marjaani Singer : Sukhwinder Singh, Sunidhi Chauhan Lyrics : Gulzar
Marjaani (Electro House) Singer : Sukhwinder Singh, Sunidhi Chahuhan Lyrics : Gulzar
Marjaani (Kilogram's Balkan Mix) Singer : Akriti Kakkar, Kay Kay Lyrics : Gulzar
You Get Me Rockin & Reeling Singer : Neeraj Shridhar Lyrics : Sayeed Quadri
You Get Me Rockin & Reeling (Remix) Singer : Neeraj Shridhar Lyrics : Sayeed Quadri
You Get Me Rockin & Reeling (Video Edit)
Maahi Ve , sung by Tooshi for the movie for Raaz. Very different and nice voice and good background music. The Music Director : Sharib-Toshi.
Do Download mp3 and listen. Typical Emraan Hashmi style music. Emraan is lucky to get such good music Hits.
Lyrics goes as...Tujhe Milke Laga Hai YehTujhe Dhundh Raha Tha Main) - 2
Tujh Mein Hai Kuch Aise Subah Sa
Jiski Khaatir Main Tha Jaga Sa
Aa Tu Mere Khwab Sajaa Ja ReMaahi Aaja Re Maahi Aaja ReTujh Mein Hai Kuch Aisi Subah SaJiski Khaatir Main Tha Jaga SaAa Tu Mere Khwab Sajaa Ja Re..
(Dil Roye Ya Ilahi Tu Aaja Mere Maahi) - 3
Mere Maahi Mere Maahi Tu Aaja Mere Maahi
(Tujhe Milke Laga Hai YehTujhe Dhundh Raha Tha Main) - 2
Tujh Mein Hai Kuch Aise Subah SaJisko Khaatir Main Tha Jaga Sa
Aa Tu Mere Khwab Sajaa Ja Re..
(Dil Roye Ya Ilahi Tu Aaja Mere Maahi) - 2
Mere Maahi Mere Maahi Tu Aaja Mere Maahi
Dil Roye Ya Ilahi Tu Aja Mere MaahiMaahi Maahi Maahi,
Maahi Maahi Maahi
Dhadkano Mein Maahi
Saaanson Mein Hai MaahiTu Hi Hai Mere Dil Ki TamannaTeri Hi Yaadein Har Lamha
De Mujhe De Apna Aanchal
Dhoop Mein Jalta Main Harpal
Tujh Mein Hai Kuch Aisi Ghata Sa
Jiske Liye Hoon Mein Pyaasa Sa
Aa Tu Meri Pyaas Bujha Ja Re
(Dil Roye Ya Ilahi Tu Aaja Mere Maahi) - 2
Raaz - The Mystery Continues (2008)
01 - Maahi - Toshi (5.03 MB)
02 - Soniyo - Sonu Niigaam, Shreya Ghoshal & Neeraj Shridhar (5.02 MB)
03 - O Jaana - Kk (4.12 MB)
04 - Kaisa Ye Raaz Hai - Kk (5.76 MB)
05 - Bandaa Re - Krishna (4.66 MB)
06 - Soniyo (from The Heart) - Krishna (5.09 MB)
07 - Maahi (rock With Me) - Toshi (4.37 MB)
08 - O Jaana (dance With Me Mix) - Kk (3.65 MB)
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