Slumdog Millionare Songs

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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

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Aye Bachchu Lyrics - Ghajini

Jhoom le jhoom jhama
Jhoom jhamak jhoom
Pairon mein ta ta thaye
Jhoom tumaak tum
Jhoom le jhoom jhamaJhoom jhamak jhoom
Pairon mein ta ta thayeJhoom tumaak tum
Aye bachchu tu sun leMere dil ka ye order
Ab khul ke jeele tuKoi seema na border
Halka sa nasha haiMasti ki wine mein
Jeene ka hai chaskatoh aaja line mein
Suno yaaron suno ek raaz gehraa
Kiston mein kya jeenaLambee saans lo zara
Muthiyon ko kassona inhe khol do
Dil mein kya rakhna chalak bol do
Gun guna lo muskuralozindagi toh sikhtati hai yehi
Lehralo balkhaloHum qaidi to nahin
Jhoom le jhoom jhamaJhoom jhamak jhoom
Pairon mein ta ta thayeJhoom tumaak tum
Lehron ke sang chap chap chaapak chamDol tu dum dum dum dumaak dumJhoom le jhoom zoom
Oh zara jhoom le jhoom zara
Suno yaaron suno ek raar gehraaKiston mein kya jeenaLambee saans lo zaraMuthiyon ko kassona inhe khol doDil mein kya rakhna chalak bol do
Oh jhoomo zara yeh bhi kya hai jeenaOh jhoomo zara tum ho nageenaJhoomo jhoomo jhoom jhoom mere sung
Mastiyon ki kashti kholoKinaro ko bye bye boloAao nah hawa ke sung holoDolo dolo dolo dolo mere sung
Aye bachchu tu sun leMere dil ka ye orderAb khul ke jeele tuKoi seema na border
Halka sa nasha haiMasti ki wine meinJeene ka hai chaskatoh aaja line mein
Mere dil ka ye orderAb khul ke jeele tuKoi seema na border
Halka sa nasha haiMasti ki wine meinJeene ka hai chaskatoh aaja line mein
Jhoom le jhoom jhamaJhoom jhamak jhoom
Pairon mein ta ta thayeJhoom tumaak tum
Lehron ke sang chap chap chaapak cham
Dol tu dum dum dum dumaak dum
Jhoom le jhoom jhamaJhoom jhamak jhoom
Pairon mein ta ta thayeJhoom tumaak tum
Lehron ke sang chap chap chaapak cham
Dol tu dum dum dum dumaak dum
Jhoom le jhoom jhamaJhoom jhamak jhoom
Pairon mein ta ta thayeJhoom tumaak tum

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Ghajini MP3

These are ghajini songs
01 - Guzarish - Javed Ali & Sonu Nigam (5.03 MB)

02 - Aye Bachchu - Suzanne (3.49 MB)

03 - Kaise Mujhe - Benny Dayal & Shreya Ghoshal (5.29 MB)

04 - Behka - Karthik (4.79 MB)

05 - Latoo - Shreya Ghoshal (4.13 MB)

06 - Kaise Mujhe (instrumental) (3.7 MB)

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Yuvraj Music Review

The album for me is of more interest since it is probably for the first time that we might get to listen to pure western classical compositions with an ARR (A. R. Rehman) touch and without any Indian elements . ARR’s last album Jaane Tu.. was an instant hit among the youth and had nothing classical in it . This album’s value increases more since ARR is teaming up with Gulzar again and the duo have done nothing less than wonders in the past . The album has a total of Nine songs with 8 originals and 1 remix which is a rarity these days . We often get more remixes than the originals . Sometimes we also get 3-4 version of the same track on the same album .This album at least breaks that trend and the originals outnumber the remixes by a huge difference .
The first track on the album is an Introduction track for the lead character “Yuvvraaj” in the film . It just has Salman Khan giving an intro along with Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony . Salman’s dialogue delivery isn’t that good and his monotonous voice mismatches completely with the Beethoven Symphony . The symphony is full of dramatics and Salman’s dialogues sound like he is talking to someone on a telephone , quite casual . He has not at all modulated his voice because he can’t . The music no where matches his voice . This one is a track that would be combined along with the next track on the album which makes it sound even more out of the place . The singer on the next track doesn’t sound like Salman at all . This thing that I am talking about would be more clear to you when you would listen to the two tracks one after the other .
The second track on the album “Tu Meri Dost hai” is a fabulous track and one of my favourite. Just listen to starting violin piece in the song and it shows us the brilliance of ARR. I could just listen to the starting piece for the whole day . It has been very well sung by all the singers and especially Benny Dayal who does a fine job . He sings very well but I think his voice won’t suit Salman that much . This one is a musical love story and we have seen in the west how actors themselves first learn singing and sing their songs themselves in a musical . This makes it much more entertaining and they act even through their singing . Indian musicals make very less sense as we know throughout the film that he is a singer in the film but it is actually someone else who is singing which makes it a little less believable . In any case this track is a nice one which starts off in a magnificent way .What I didn’t like was that it doesn’t manage to maintain the quality with which it starts . It raises the bar in the starting and then lowers it a little by the end . Shreya and Rehman also do a great job as singers .
Next one is a Disco Track and after giving a super duper hit “Pappu Can’t Dance” ARR doesn’t manage to repeat the magic . This one neither has those catchy lyrics nor it has the groovy tune . I don’t blame Gulzaar Sir for the lyrics since it is a little out of his style . Still , he had done a fabulous job in “Fana” of Yuva . I got seriously disappointed with ARR after listening to this track . This track feels completely out of the place .
The fourth song on the album “Tu Muskura” brings back the classical mood and is also on the slower and romantic side . This track also has inputs from “Tu meri Dost hain” in between . It would be picturized on Katrina since she is the only female lead in the film . It is a nice romantic song and has a nice tune . The tune is not as great as it was in “Tu meri dost” but still is good enough to hold the song . Alka Yagnik does a good job in singing and has been very well supported by Jaaved Ali . This one interestingly has Indian classical singing inputs in between by Jaaved which sound good .
The fifth track on the album is “Mastam Mastam” which sounds more like an African composition in the starting and reminded me of the songs from Walt Disney’s - Lion King . A very new sounding song that would be interesting to watch in the film . It has a good tune backing all the wild music . The song has been very well sung by Sonu as usual and he is just fabulous in whatever he sings . The track abruptly changes its tune in the middle part which in a way surprised me but not in a positive way . The lyrics have nothing much to offer . Just listen to the singing style of the various singers and how much they enjoy the song while singing . It is more of a Singer’s song and Sonu , Alka , Benny and Naresh all do a great job . Without their singing the song wouldn’t have came out this good . It is a nice experimental track that I am sure would be visually much more exciting than audio wise . If you have seen Disney’s “Enchanted” then I am sure you remember the musical song where everybody starts singing along with the lead couple and slowly slowly a large crowd starts singing and dancing with them . I am sure they would also try to attempt something like that in this song . In all , a song that would look great in the film if shot in the right way .
The next track on the album is “zindagi” which is a slow sad song and we have seen Hariharan sing such songs in ARR’s previous albums . This one though has been sung by Srinivas and he also does a good job . The whole lyrics and tune are good but nothing extraordinary and not as good as “Tu Hi Re” of Bombay .A good track but such a track is not expected from ARR since he has given much better in the past .
The Seventh track on the album “Dil Ka Rishta” is something that Subhash Ghai has tried to repeat from Taal . This one might be climax song and would feature near to the end of the film . If you remember in Taal also the second symphonic version of “Ishq Bina” was used towards the end of the film during which the story kept moving . In a similar fashion even this song would have the story moving in the background along with all the emotions of a Love Story flowing in excess . This song is very long (7:39) and is also not that good to hold the audience for its entire length . On the contrary the second symphonic version on “Ishq Bina” in Taal was not only long but also had the potential to keep the audience entertained for its length . The singers do an average job and the music is also good in bits and pieces . Some of the pieces of music are so good that they could very well be used in background for the movie .Overall , the song is a bit long and not entertaining enough .
The last original track on the album, “Manmohini” , is a modern version of Indian Classical Songs . The song has been very well sung by Vijay Prakash who has that Classical voice and the song completely suits him . This song is not as good as “Albela Sajan” of Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam but isn’t that bad also . A very short length track that has just some Classical renditions in it . A track that is a little different from the entire album .
Then in the end comes a remix of “Shano” which has been remixed well by Krishna Chetan but the English lyrics in it have nothing new in it and are the same old ones . This one is much smaller than the original which is nice thing since I found the original one much longer and repetitive .
Overall ,as a die hard Rehman fan this one disappointed a lot and is below the expectations . Only one track “Tu meri Dost hai” impresses and all other tracks are an average affair and are expected as it is an ARR album . Much below by the ARR standards and I expected a lot from this one since it had ARR and Gulzar both along with Subhash Ghai . It looks like history didn’t repeat itself after Taal and this album stands no where as compared to that one . The whole western classical that I was expecting was also given in small doses that also adulterated with other kinds of music .The lyrics by Gulzar Sir were also not that good as compared to his other works .
Album Rating : 3/5
Final Verdict You can Download Mp3 of Yuvraj Here and listen it once but don’t expect a “Taal” or something like that out of it.

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Dostana Mp3

Movie : Dostana (2008)
Music Director: Vishal Dadlani, Shekhar Ravjiani
Director: Tarun Mansukhani
Producer: Karan Johar
Starring: Abhishek Bachchan, John Abraham, Priyanka Chopra
Lyricists: Anvita Dutt Guptan,Kumaar, Vishal DadlaniSong
Title Jaane Kyun

01 - Jaane Kyun - Vishal Dadlani (4.25 MB)

02 - Desi Girl - Shankar Mahadevan, Sunidhi Chauhan (4.69 MB)

03 - Maa Da Laadla - Saleem (3.75 MB)

04 - Shut Up & Bounce - Sunidhi Chauhan (4.24 MB)

05 - Khabar Nahi - Vishal Dadlani, Shreya Ghoshal, Amanat Ali (3.96 MB)

06 - Kuch Kum - Shaan (5.21 MB)

Expectations from a soundtrack belonging to a Karan Johar film are straight forward - It has to be nothing but superb. With the kind of music that his films have boasted over the years (Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna, Kaal, Kal Ho Na Ho, Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham, Kuch Kuch Hota Hai), there is no reason why Dostana should be any different. Add to it names like Vishal and Shekhar who truly understand the pulse of today's youth and you know that this Abhishek Bachchan-Priyanka Chopra-John Abraham starrer would boast of an entertaining soundtrack all the way.
After listening to Dostana, you know that it is not just entertaining in get-set-rocking mode. Instead it also has its moments, especially when it comes to the soft numbers (there are three of them) and this is exactly where the core strength of Dostana lies. The album has a mix of everything - from dance number to softer tracks - all of it ensuring that Vishal-Shekhar have yet another successful album up their sleeves after Bachna Ae Haseeno, Tashan and Om Shanti Om.
A love song with some unconventional lyrics by Anvita Dutt Guptan, 'Jaane Kyun' is an excellent track that gives Dostana a kick start. If the catchy tune isn't good enough, it is the singer who comes behind the mike for this youthful track, who surprises the most. He is none other than Vishal Dadlani himself who shows an entirely different facet of his personality. He is confident enough to entrust himself with the responsibility of going solo for this flagship number of Dostana and doesn't make one feel that any other singer would have done a better job with 'Jaane Kyun'. A fun number which would find immense popularity all over.
A track which requires just one hearing to be classified as a chartbuster being brought to you on a platter is 'Desi Girl'. Want some 'get-on-the-dance-floors' beats? Vishal & Shekhar get it for you. Need some catchy lyrics to get on your lips instantly? Lyricist Kumaar does the job right for you. Expect the singers to get some powerful energy in their vocals? Shankar Mahadevan and Sunidhi Chauhan along with Vishal Dadlani can always be entrusted to do that. And if you thought that the feel of 'Deewangee' (Om Shanti Om) couldn't ever be matched again, then choreographer Farah Khan is just a call away. Overall, a complete package deal where absolutely nothing goes wrong!
A quintessential Punjabi dance number as far as the tune and arrangements are concerned, 'Maa Da Laadla' is the next to come. However, it is the lyrics by Kumaar which makes the number special as there is a lot being conveyed in this hardcore Punjabi number. If one diverts attention away from the racy tune of this number (which is bound to make its presence felt in the discotheques and clubs) and instead delve deep into the lyrics, you would realize that 'Maa Ka Laadla', which has singer Saleem at the helm, is one fun number which would aid the film's narrative in a big way. Watch out for this one!
Next comes the much hyped item number in Dostana which features Shilpa Shetty jiving along with Abhishek Bachchan and John Abraham on the Miami beach. Titled 'Shut Up & Bounce', the song may sound like a routine/typical dance number but that doesn't come in the way of the potential it holds as far becoming popular in days to come. With Sunidhi Chauhan leading from the front and Vishal Dadlani providing additional vocals, 'Shut Up & Bounce' written by Anvita is all set to be an eye candy all the way, courtesy Miss Shetty and other bevy of beauties expected to dominate the frames captured on the Miami beach.
Vishal and Shekhar reserve the best for the end with two extremely soothing numbers bringing Dostana to an end. First to come is 'Khabar Nahi' which is just the kind that you wish to put in a repeat mode, switch off the lights, close your eyes and expect the song to make you go for that peaceful sleep. If Vishal excelled as a singer in 'Jaane Kyun', one has to hear him in 'Khabar Nahi' where is quite good yet again. A beautiful melody which keeps you smiling away as it plays in the background, 'Khabar Nahi' is a love song written by Anvita which also has Shreya Ghoshal and Amanat Ali lending their vocals along with Raja Hasan.
Shaan would indeed consider himself lucky as he is gifted the best tune and lyrics (Vishal Dadlani does an all around show in the album and also contributes with his writing) in the form of 'Kuch Kum'. A poetic track which moves at a serene pace and has in it the potential to scale the kind of height which the title song of 'Kal Ho Na Ho' did (as far as the soothing feel is concerned) 'Kuch Kum' is easily the best of the lot and is immensely likeable within first listening itself. It is a kind of number that you don't really want to over analyze and instead just hear it to enjoy it to the fullest. No wonder, it has the longest duration when compared to the rest and lasts for close to 6 minutes.
Dostana is an excellent album from Vishal-Shekhar and there is not one single number which doesn't work. In fact if three soft numbers ('Kuch Kum', 'Khabar Nahi' and 'Jaane Kyun') are the pick of the lot then 'Desi Girl' is a definite must for the dance floors. 'Maa Da Laadla' and 'Shut up & Bounce' have their own place under the sun and if the film works well at the theaters (which it should), there is no reason why Dostana won't go on to match the kind of sales that the biggest albums of 2008 (Race, Singh Is Kinng, Jannat, Tashan, JTYJN) have enjoyed this year.

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