Music now available nationwide from local stores, Amazon.com and downloadable from iTunes.
After the global musical successes of KABHIE KHUSHI KABHIE GHAM and KABHI ALVIDA NA KEHNA, Sony Music Entertainment (India), the largest multinational and third largest music company in India, is proud to release the soundtrack of one of this year’s most highly anticipated Indian motion pictures, MY NAME IS KHAN, an epic romantic drama with Global appeal.
New Delhi, Indian filmmakers are now looking at the digital medium to make up for losses due to music piracy. Actor Aamir Khan and singer Lucky Ali were among those who tried to catch up with the new media in 2009.
Music launches traditionally give way to the release of cassettes and CDs of an album, but today filmmakers and artists are depending on the digital medium. In 2009, two films – “Blue” and “3 Idiots” – released their music on the digital format.
New Delhi, (BollywoodWorld.com) Bollywood churns out hundreds of films and many more songs year after year since music is an integral part of Indian cinema. The year gone by had chartbusters like “Emosanal attyachaar” and “Masakalli” that thoroughly entertained listeners.
IANS has picked 10 best songs of 2009 from various genres that created waves in the music industry and remained audiences’ favourite once released. The list shows that Pritam Chakraborty and A.R. Rahman rule the chart.
Film: “Jail”
Music Directors: Shamir Tandon, Sharib Sabri and Toshi Sabri
Lyricists: Ajay Garg, A.M. Turaz, Sandeep Nath and Kumaar
Singers: Sonu Kakkar, Lata Mangeshkar, Sharib Sabri, Toshi Sabri and Neil Nitin Mukesh
Rating: ***
After the success of “Fashion”, Madhur Bhandarkar returns with “Jail”, which stars Neil Nitin Mukesh and Mugdha Godse. And the filmmaker has roped in composer brothers Sharib and Toshi Sabri along with Shamir Tandon to score the music.
Film: “Blue”
Music Director: A.R. Rahman
Lyricists: Abbas Tyrewala, Mayur Puri and Raqeeb Alam
Singers: Kylie Minogue, Sonu Nigam, Sukhwinder Singh, Shreya Ghoshal, Vijay Prakash, Rashid Ali, Blaaze, Raqeeb Alam, Sonu Kakkar, Neha Kakkar, Jaspreet Singh, Udit Narayan and Madhushree
Ratings: *** 1/2
Fresh from a world tour, Lady GaGa was all about showing the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards her performing prowess.
The “Poker Face” diva was nothing short of outstanding as she took the stage for a memorable and dramatic rendition of her latest hit “Paparazzi.”
Johannesburg, Indian pop queen Sunidhi Chauhan enthralled South Africans with a whirlwind tour of two cities at the weekend, belting out all her frenetic-paced hits with a stage energy to match.
After performing in Durban the night before, the troupe played into the early hours of Sunday at the Carnival City arena here.
Lily Allen
Continuing along with her worldwide promotional tour, Lily Allen performed in concert at the Hordern Pavilion in Sydney, Australia on Tuesday (June 9).
Asking fans “Can I get away with sunglasses on stage? Quick I’ve got 2 mins” just before taking the stage, the “Smile” songstress is currently making rounds for her second album, “It’s Not Me It’s You”.
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