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Tuesday, October 20, 2009

3 Idiots (2009): First Look

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Kurbaan (2009): Music Review

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By Joginder Tuteja, October 20

EXPECTATIONS

There are good, though not huge expectations from the music of Kurbaan. Good, because there are names like Karan Johar, Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor associated with the film. Not huge, because the film doesn’t belong to a quintessential romantic genre in the true sense, something which could possibly lend a ’safe’ feel to the soundtrack. With the film having a background of terrorism to it, there is a certain restriction that happens to the commercial viability of the music. This is why composers Salim-Sulaiman and lyricist Prasoon Joshi had quite some task in hand when entrusted with the responsibility of creating soundtrack for Kurbaan. No wonder, one eagerly plays it on.

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MUSIC

It’s a tremendous start to the album, what with Salim Merchant coming behind the mike to open ‘Shukran Allah‘ in a manner similar to that of Kailash Kher crooning of ‘Subhan Allah’ [Fanaa]. Within seconds, Sonu Nigam takes over and you instantly know why he is simply the best that we have today when it comes to crooning melodious romantic tracks. His trademark silky voice is at play once again in this beautifully composed number which easily finds a place at the top of romantic numbers composed by Salim-Sulaiman. If the ‘mukhda’ is impressive then watch out for the ‘antara’ – it proves once again why Indian melody can never ever be out of vogue. Shreya Ghoshal joins the scene three and a half minutes into ‘Shukran Allah’ and makes an instant impact. This is one song that would be played for a long-long time and is easily one of the best that we have heard this year.

It’s the sound of guitar that lends a modern day feel to ‘Dua Hai‘. Though the English portion by Marianne D’Cruz has a distinct (and oft repeated sound by Salim-Sulaiman), it’s the coming together of Sukhwinder Singh and Kailash Kher which brings in a different dimension to ‘Dua Hai’. A fusion ‘qawalli’ that sees a mix of ’sufi’, ‘rock’ and ‘pop’ coming together, it’s the hook of ‘Dua Hai’ that keeps the ball rolling for song. While Kailash Kher brings in his own rustic touch to the track, it is usual energy that Sukhwinder Singh brings to the proceedings which make ‘Dua Hai’ special. Hear it for a couple of times and you would be hooked on for sure.

Salim Merchant gifts himself an entire song as a singer in the form of ‘Ali Maula‘. A situational track that should play as a part of the film’s background, it has the kind of lyrics that may not be comprehendible to the common man. However, in the context of the film, one can well imagine it to be making a huge impact. Rendering a pensive feel to the proceedings with the protagonist kneeling before God to lend enough courage for him to accomplish the impossible, ‘Ali Maula’ carries trademark Salim-Sulaiman sound. In addition, the ‘remix version’ is well done too and makes one hit for a couch in the lounge!

Remember the impact that songs like ‘Naina’ and ‘Laakad’ had made after they were seen and heard in Omkara? Similar dark, haunting yet romantic touch is pretty apparent in ‘Rasiya‘ which sees a fusion of Indian and Western classical music. Excellently crooned by Shruti Pathak who keeps her voice low for this sensual, romantic and poetic track, ‘Naina’ is yet another quality song by the young singer who has earlier rendered one of the best tracks ever by Salim and Sulaiman – ‘Mar Jaava’ [Fashion]. The composers certainly know how to pitch her voice and in what situation. No wonder, ‘Rasiya’ is pretty much a testimony to this fact.

Soon after this slow moving number comes a highly energetic title song ‘Kurbaan Hua‘ which proves once again that Vishal Dadlani is seriously taking his stint behind the mike. Singing quite regularly now for the compositions created by him along with Shekhar, Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy and also Salim-Sulaiman, Vishal rocks the show, literally, with ‘Kurbaan Hua’. This is a kind of number which evokes instant reactions and immediate appreciation. ‘Kurbaan Hua’ is a rock track that completely goes with the action packed theme of the film, hence making one look forward to it’s placement in the narrative. Other than ‘Shukran Allah’, this clearly is the pick of the lot in Kurbaan.

OVERALL

Kurbaan is a quality album all the way and clearly the best that Salim & Sulaiman have offered since Fashion. A difficult album to compose considering the kind of theme that the film comes with, Kurbaan boasts of the kind of sound that is consistent throughout. While quite a few tracks would be noticed more after the release of the film, there are songs like ‘Shukran Allah’ and ‘Kurbaan Hua’ that would make sure that Kurbaan makes a good head start at the music stands.

OUR PICK(S)

‘Shukran Allah’, ‘Kurbaan Hua’, ‘Dua Hai’

Ratings: (3.5/5)

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Sunday, October 18, 2009

My Big Fat Bollywood Wedding: Mp3 Collections

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Ajab Prem Ki Ghazab Kahani (2009): Music Review

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By Joginder Tuteja, October 12

EXPECTATIONS

Now this one does sound like a promising album. First and foremost names like Pritam and Irshad Kamil are good enough to result in a quality album. Case in point being Love Aaj Kal and Jab We Met where the composer-lyricist ‘jodi’ has already succeeded in creating magic. Secondly, the film is a romcom in the offering with heart-throbs like Ranbir Kapoor and Katrina Kaif being paired opposite each other for the first time. Thirdly, the film is a TIPS production and it would be difficult to imagine that Ramesh Taurani would settle down for anything substandard for his own music label. With expectations well in place, one plays on Ajab Prem Ki Ghazab Kahani.

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MUSIC

It’s a rocking kick start for the album with some groovy beats followed by Hard Kaur’s rendition leading to a superb rhythmic build up for ‘Main Tera Dhadkan Teri’. K. K. comes on scene immediately and gets the pace rolling for this club track that has chartbuster written all over it. This is a kind of number that Pritam has specialized in over the years. No wonder, he makes use of his hit track record to create yet another number that straight away makes an impression in the very first listening. What impresses most in the song is the way he uses Sunidhi Chauhan in the song as each and every line from her brings in that spunk and edge to ‘Main Tera Dhadkan Teri’. This one is meant for the big screen viewing.

There are two more versions that follow for ‘Main Tera Dhadkan Teri’. While one definitely looks forward to the ‘remix version’ which gets on a faster pace and makes one head for the dance floors, what surprises is the track ‘Follow Me‘ which is a recreated version of the same song. This one is a solo version by Hard Kaur and gets into a similar seductive mood as ‘Touch Me Touch Me’ [Race]. Let’s have a music video rolling. All in all, just the kind of treat that one was looking forward to from the album as one looks forward to what Pritam has to offer in songs to follow.

At the very first instance, ‘Tu Jaane Na‘ seems to be embarking on a sudden start. However, a minute into the song, Atif Aslam takes over the proceedings and comes up with a heartfelt rendition for this love track. With a ’sufi’ element to it, what strikes most about ‘Tu Jaane Na’ is a certain purity that makes it yet another quality number that Imtiaz Ali would have loved to have in his next film. Moving at a smooth pace, ‘Tu Jaane Na’ boasts of good lyrics and one wonders why the promos of the song have not yet been released?

Since the number takes its own time in settling down, the makers have made a smart choice in placing it as many as four times with different singers coming on board. After Atif Aslam, the song appears in a ‘reprise version’ with Soham, Rana Mazumdar and Ashish Pandit coming together. In fact this one turns out to be slightly more ‘filmy’ version in the way Soham goes about rendering the song. A ‘remix version’ may have sounded unnecessary on paper due to the theme and pace of the song. However, credit to DJ Suketu who gives a different dimension to ‘Tu Jaane Na’ and makes it sound as if this one could well have been an original version. A good remix creation.

Finally arrives an ‘unplugged version’ and as Kailash Kher, Paresh and Naresh go about their act, one is convinced that ‘Tu Jaane Na’ is pretty much the other highlight number in the album after ‘Main Tera Dhadkan Teri’. This is a kind of song that can be heard on a repeat mode without being bored. With first two tracks making such an impression, one goes on to have good expectations from the songs to follow.

The quintessential ’shehnai’ tune that is heard in marriages finds a remix going for it, courtesy Pritam who spins a track titled ‘Oh By God‘. It’s this ’shehnai’ which is an integral part for this song that is fun and youthful with Mika and Sunidhi Chauhan coming together. Yet another high energy dance in the album, it’s the kind of track that could boast of an enhanced appeal if supported by some vibrant dance moves.

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Melody returns to the album soon after with Atif Aslam coming together with Alisha Chenoy for ‘Tera Hone Laga Hoon‘. Written by guest lyricist Ashish Pandit (who does spin a nice romantic tale), this one is a love song that takes one straight to the hills and the trees. A kind of love song that has time and again worked, ‘Tera Hone Laha Hoon’ has both the singers coming together with some heartfelt rendition that makes it a kind of hear that is quite comfortable on ears. Thankfully, the ‘remix version’ doesn’t go overboard either and keeps the spirit of melody intact.

‘Prem Ki Naiyya’ follows next but doesn’t quite stand in the same league as most of its predecessors. In a lesser album one wouldn’t have quite minded this rhythmic dance number that has a rooted Indian feel to it. Still, in spite of the presence of Neeraj Sridhar and Suzanne D’Mello, the number just stays on to be a decent hear and that’s about it, even as a ‘remix version’ follows for this track too.

The album sees a good ending for itself with ‘Aa Jao Meri Tamanna‘ that makes an instant impression, just like was the case in ‘Main Tera Dhadkan Teri’. However, the genre of both the tracks is totally different here. While ‘Main Tera. .’ is a dance track, ‘Aa Jao.. ‘ is a love song which has melody as it’s pace. This one again has a distinct Pritam feel to it, whether in terms of rendition, pace or arrangements. What also makes the song a certain high is the manner in which Javed Ali goes about his rendition. He does quite well and one can easily sense that he has his heart pretty much set for this song. Jojo gives him good company for this song that also appears in a well deserved ‘remix version’.

OVERALL

This is Pritam’s year. Period. Delivering chartbusters by dozens all through the year, he can now look forward to another bountiful of hit songs up his sleeves with Ajab Prem Ki Ghazab Kahani. Also, Ranbir and Katrina can enjoy a hugely popular track for themselves in the form of ‘Main Tera Dhadkan Teri’. Go, pick this one up from the shelves!

OUR PICK(S)

‘Main Tera Dhadkan Teri’, ‘Follow Me’, ‘Tu Jaane Na’, ‘Aa Jao Meri Tamanna’, ‘Tera Hone Laga Hoon’

Ratings: (3.5/5)

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Blue (2009): Watch Movie Online

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Movie: Blue
Year: 2009
Famous Actors: Akshay Kumar, Sanjay Dutt, Katrina Kaif, Lara Dutta, Rahul Dev, Zayed Khan
Director: Rohit Shetty
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All The Best (2009): Watch Movie Online

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Movie: All The Best
Year: 2009
Famous Actors: Ajay Devgan, Fardeen Khan, Sanjay Dutt, Genelia Desouza, Bipasha Basu
Director: Rohit Shetty
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