Posts Tagged ‘Alka Yagnik’

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    Gaali Si Laage Malhaar: Rain Songs For Dukhi Aashiq’s
    Bas bas! We had enough fun and masti with rain songs in my last post (last bole toh not my aakhri post ever but my previous post. lol). Here’s the link for those of you who missed out on it It’s now time to devote some attention to those rain songs in which the rain clouds don’t just bring rain drops but also bring some yaadein–I call ‘em...
    by Amanda Sodhi at May 7th, 2009 at 12:05 pm
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    Paighaam Laayaa Saawan: Songs From the Heavens
    I’ve always loved the rains. Always. And somehow the rains seem to follow me wherever I go outside of the US. As a kid, I’d enjoy walks in the neighborhood while it was pouring outside, and even now as an adult I like to avoid carrying an umbrella even when I know it’s going to rain. Oh I’ve got PLENTY of umbrellas, all right. Baat woh nahin hai....
    by Amanda Sodhi at May 1st, 2009 at 06:05 am
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    viju shah – bade miyan to bade miyan, chhote miyan subhanallah
    Suddenly people around are doing a lot of discovery. India woke up rudely to the auction of Gandhi’s belongings in USA and the government set-off on a Gandhi-discovery mode, quite a few posts are trying to discover good old days of poetry and lyrics by Sahir and other dead poets, somebody discovered old movies like Bhumika, Jalwa while some were trying to discover...
    by crazyrals at March 10th, 2009 at 02:03 am
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    Jai ho! geet sangeet
    iView Author: dilnawaz (Patna, India) Email: syed.tauheed [at] gmail.com “Jai ho! geet sangeet ” SINCE the first Indian talkie songs are part of Hindi films.lyricists, music directors and singers from very past are successfully carrying forward the geet –sangeet tradition LYRICISTS With likes of shakil badayuni, hasrat jaypuri, shailendra, sahir, majrooh...
    by PROJEKT iVIEW at February 25th, 2009 at 05:02 am
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    Yuvvraaj – setting the stage
    If blogging was prevalent in the 90’s, there would be so many things I would write about – all the dubbbed films mesmerizing an alien audience in a way they never imagined, song dance and more, Gopi Kishan, Mohra, that oddball which changed the way I looked at Indian films called Dil Se, mid-90’s action wave, all the newbies vying for a sustainable career...
    by Tushar at October 17th, 2008 at 05:10 am
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