I also like the male version by Tochi Raina which was not released on the CD but was present in the film.

It is an honor to be associated with a blog that drips pure love of music.

There are thousands of songs out there, many of which have fallen into oblivion.

Some Atulites could also tell you charming little stories behind the making of each song.

Delving here, I have discovered gorgeous songs that not much known but are as precious as Koh-i-Noor.

It is all kudos to Atul who has, with his magnetic personality, been able to draw so many music lovers into a tight community called Atulites.

Congratulations to Atul for the personal landmark of 10000 individual postings.

I know the people here, and I know this is merely a stepping stone for many more such achievements.

It is a bias that is perfectly understandable if you listen to the quality of early songs.

Nothing that is created now comes close to the kind of music that was once created.

Yet, some of the newer songs have a beautiful melody that lingers in your mind.

O Re Manwa Song Movie After The

Almost all my friends felt they would not be able to name a movie after the 80s.

Surprisingly, there was at least one movie per year that qualified to be listed as a good movie.

We still have singers who bring a lot of feeling to their songs and lyrics that convey a depth of feeling.

It is an odd pair.

Ranbir Kapoor is a popular sweetheart and Konkana is an art house favorite.

Yet they came together in this quirky film that worked on many levels.

As the title of the movie shows, it is primarily about a spoilt rich boy who learns to make his way in the world.

O Re Manwa Song How To Survive In

It is also about a small town girl who learns how to survive in a big city.

Even though she is very sure of what she wants in life, she finds it hard to reconcile with the fact that she has fallen for a younger man.

Now cinema has taken a more realistic turn and songs are more often in the background, depicting the mood of actors.

This song is also played in background and has the same feel as a song sung by a wandering mendicant in earlier films.

And the take home from our association with ASAD is tremendous.

Just one more thing about this songmy daughter has said that there is an all male version to this song.

I agree that there are still good songs being composed ( but very few and far in between).