All The Hits A R R (AR Rahman)
MP3 OF ALL THE HITS A R R (AR RAHMAN)
Film Songs Thodari
Tracks Listing
1. Adadaa Ithuyenna
2. Oorellam Kekkude
3. Manusanum Manusanum
4. Pona Usuru Vanthurichi
5. Love in wheels
6. Adadaa Ithuyenna (Karoke)
7. Pona Usuru (Karoke)
24 Original recording, Soundtrack A.R.Rahman
24 Original recording, Soundtrack
A.R.Rahman (Artist)
The soundtrack album and film score are composed by A. R. Rahman. The lyrics to the songs are written by Madhan Karky and Vairamuthu. Madhan Karky confirmed his association in September 2015. Recording of one of the tracks written by Vairamuthu was completed by February 2015. He has penned three songs for the soundtrack. In an interview with The Hindu, Suriya told that recording of one more track was completed by September 2015.According to lyricist Madhan Karky, for the track "Naan Un", Rahman had composed a tune and wanted him to write something. He came up with the lines - "Naan Un Azhaginile Deivam Unarugiren". Rahman usually reads something for inspiration before composing the tunes and for this particular situation of composing the track, he had picked up a random page from a book and the lines he read there were: "In your beauty I see the manifestation of God" which translates back to "Naan Un Azhaginile Deivam Unarugiren". Karky noted this co-incidence on composing the track.
Timeless Tunes Veena Instrumental Audio CD
Timeless Tunes Veena Instrumental Audio CD
Dr. Jayanthi Kumaresh (Artist)
Timeless Tunes presents some of the evergreen melodies that we always listen to with much anticipation, that have been the favourites of music lovers for many years. These are songs that bring back memories, put a smile on your face and a sparkle in your eyes. In this album, Dr. Jayanthi Kumaresh has tried to captured that familiar spirit among rasikas by presenting these well-known compositions in a new sonic arrangement. Timeless Tunes is a celebration of cherished memories.
The Very Best of Soulful Sufi
Tracks Listing
1. Khwaja Mere Khwaja (Instrumental - Oboe)
2. Shukran Allah
3. Chaandan Mein
4. Jashn-E-Bahaaraa
5. Iktara
6. Afreen Afreen
7. Dil Ibaadat
8. Ek Lau
9. Mann Ki Lagan
10. Allah Ke Bande
11. Mitwa
12. Ha Raham
13. Ali Maula
14. Teri Ore
15. Tu Hi Haqeeqat
16. Saiyyan
17. Maula Mere Maula
18. Zindagi Ye
19. Teri Justajoo
20. Tere Ishq Mein
21. Jiya Dhadak Dhadak
22. Teri Deewani
23. Bandya
24. Ali Da Malang
25. Allah Hoo
26. Tere Bin Nahin Lagda
27. Ehsaan
28. Sajni
29. Chhap Tilak
30. Noor - Un - Ala - Noor
Garbh Sanskar (Marathi) by Various
Tracks Listing
Garbh Sanskar (Marathi) by Various
1. Atharvaveda & Yajurveda Mantras
2. Shishu la Nivedan
3. Balansathi Nivedan
4. Garbha - Sanrakshaka - Tantrokta – Mantra
5. Rigveda Mantra
6. Shri Maharudra Mantra
7. Vira - Rasa – Sanskara – Shloka
8. Vadya Sangeet
9. Aumkar- Panchatattva – Bijamantra
10. Rigveda Mantra
11. Samaveda Mantra
12. Veena Vadan
13. Atma Sanskara Shatkam
14. Ashirvachanam
Soulful Voice by Arijit Singh MP3 free downloaf
1. Suno Na Sangemarmar
2. Main Dhoondne Ko Zamaane Mein
3. Jiya
4. Uska Hi Banana
5. Love Me Thoda Aur
6. Dhokha Dhadi
7. Desi Romance
8. Kabhi Jo Baadal Barse
9. Aye Dil Bata
10. Main Rang Sharbaton Ka
11. Tu Hi Hai Aashiqui
12. Tose Naina
13. Palat Tera Hero Idhar Hai
14. Khalbali
15. Taake Jhanke
16. Mast Magan
17. Yaariyaan
18. Chahun Main Ya Naa
19. Raabta
20. Kashmir Main Tu Kanyakumari
21. Jhoom Jhoom Ta Hun Main
22. Laal Ishq
Ghayal Once Again
Ajay Mehra (from previous Ghayal-1990), after finishing off his life sentence, starts a newspaper called Satyakam. Still dealing with the haunting trauma of losing his loved ones, Ajay manages to make a credible name for himself in investigative journalism. Working with a strange team of RTI activists, ex-criminals and ilk and even stranger ways of unearthing and presenting truth, Ajay Mehra has earned quite a fan following among the youths, who finds his fearless and unforgiving approach in dealing with all kinds of sociopaths very inspiring. Among his die hard fans are these four teenagers who happened to have received bravery medals from him once. These four friends once out on photography expedition, accidentally record a murder on a camera. The footage turns out to be explosive as it clearly shows two of the city’s most powerful peoples (an industrialist and a minister) involved in the murder of a RTI activist associated with Satyakam. Amidst family pressure they hands over the footage to a corporate lawyer (father of one of them) expecting him to bring the mighty sociopaths to justice. The lawyer instead strikes a deal with the mighty ones. When the kids get to know of this, feel betrayed. Luckily they had a backup copy of that footage with them. Unaware of the fact that they were all now under the scanner of that powerful industrialist’s surveillance army, they call up Ajay Mehra informing him about the murder & their wish to give that footage to him. The surveillance engineers intercept this call and the industrialist unleashes all his power to stop the kids from reaching Ajay Mehra. The minister too gets involved in the preventive attacks by paralyzing Ajay Mehra’s media network through simultaneous raids by various government agencies. Owing to their immense control over the media and government machinery, the evil duo manages to portray Ajay Mehra and the four kids as the enemy of the state on the run- within a span of just few hours. As if it was not enough Ajay Mehra is left to deal with the families of the four kids too, who feel that Ajay has instigated their kids to land up in a dangerous predicament like that. The matters get even worse when the psychological demons of his traumatic past come alive before him, revealing a truth that blows his senses away. Amidst these hostilities, fighting with people who literally own the world he was in, Ajay rises to fight back with power that only an injured tiger (Ghayal Sher) of the legends possess.
Tere Bin Laden: Dead or Alive
A Bollywood director is hired by an American talent agent to make a film on Osama bin Laden. The plan to use an Osama doppelganger in order to prove his death boomerangs when a Taliban arms dealer hijacks their idea to prove he's alive.
Don 2 by Shahrukh Khan
Having conquered the Asian underworld, Don (Shah Rukh Khan) now has his sights set on European domination. In his way are the bosses of the existing European underworld and all law enforcement agencies. The action shifts from Kuala Lumpur to Berlin as Don must avoid assassination or arrest, whichever comes first, in order for his plan to succeed.
Dhoom: 3 by Aamir Khan
One of the most stylish movie series to have ever released in India, Dhoom has made waves upon its first release in the year 2004 with its first installment. This series draws its major charm from the magnificent superbike stunts present in the movies. Dhoom 3 is the much-awaited third installment of the series, starring famous actors like Aamir Khan, Abhishek Bachchan, Katrina Kaif, Uday Chopra and Jackie Shroff. This is the first Indian movie to have released in the film format of IMAX motion picture along with Dolby Atmos surround sound. This film became a major commercial success in the box office, grossing over 400 crores, surpassing the record of Chennai Express. The music for this installment is scored by Pritam Chakraborty, who is the music director of the previous installments as well.
Iqbal Haroon Khan runs The Great Indian Circus in Chicago during the year of 1990. Due to bad times, the bank from which Iqbal took loan to run his business shuts down his circus since the money wasn't repaid properly. Sahir, who is the young son of Iqbal pleads Anderson, the owner of the bank, not to close the circus but the circus is eventually closed which devastates Iqbal and leads him to suicide. This shatters Sahir. A fully grown man in the year 2013, Sahir is trained in magic and acrobatics. He swears revenge for what happened to his father, thus robbing various branches of the bank that shut down his father's circus. To solve this case and catch Sahir, three officers Victoria, Jai Dixit and Ali takes up charge and chases the robber.
The essence of the movie lies in this point of the plot, where interesting chases and intelligent escapes take place. This cop-thief chase makes the crux of the story. The third installment has added better stunts compared to the older ones, making it more exciting. It also has the famous Dhoom Machale Dhoom song, which is a nationwide hit song. Dhoom: 3 (2013) was released in the year 2014 by Yash Raj Films in VCD format. It has a U/A certificate and a run time of 172 minutes. The film is in the language of Hindi coming in 3 discs.
Jab Tak Hai Jaan
Superstar Shahrukh Khan, gives an electritying performance as Samar Anand, a hard working young immigrant in the city of London, where he glimpses upon the love of his life, a gorgeous angelic looking girl, (Katrina Kaif). They meet and their bond blossoms into love with time spent together. Samar however meets with a serious accident and Meera vows to God she will leave Samar forever if he allowed him to live again, their love affair ends as quickly as it began. Samar angered with God and fueled with his love for Meera, declares War against Him. Samar Anand vows to walk into the jaws of death everyday as a challenge to God to keep him alive. He becomes Major Samar Anand in the Indian Army, a bomb disposal chief, defusing bombs without ever wearing a bomb suit. It is here that Major Samar also known as 'the man who cannot die' meets Akira (Anushka Sharma), a spirited vibrant, 'today's generation' Discovery Channel correspondent. Aware of Samar Anand's story, Akira is determined to unravel the mystery of love in this intriguing story, whilst herself falling hopelessly in love with Samar. Is Akira able to unravel the mysteries of love, does Samar win the battle or then does God surrender to his love? From the legendary and unforgettable director Mr. Chopra, comes an uncompromising film fascinatingly distinctive and contemporary with a visionary passion for true love. Experience this story of love and allow it to recapture your heart.
Lamhe
Viren, on a visit to India, falls in love with Pallavi, who happens to be older than he is. Her age doesn't bother him but as Dai Maa points out, its unusal in India for the woman to be older than the man. During a property dispute and a court case, Paalavi's father suddenly dies of a heart-attack. She is shattered. He goes to comfort her but finds out she was never in love with him, but with a pilot, Vinod. They get married and Viren leaves for London. A year later, Vinod and Pallavi die in an accident. She leaves behind a daughter, Pooja. She grows up to look like a replica of her beautiful mother. When Viren visits India, he gets a shock when he sees her the first time. Pooja slowly reveals that she is in love with Viren, but Viren still loves Pallavi, the memories of Pallavi never leave him. The film is about unrequited love, living life with a passion, friendship and more.
Dabangg by Salman Khan
Dabangg by Salman Khan
Dabangg is the story of a corrupt police officer played by Salman Khan and highlights the flaws and loopholes in the system. Set in Uttar Pradesh, Dabangg will primarily deal with the unlawful practices in the states of UP and Bihar.
Bajirao Mastani by Ranveer Singh
Bajirao Mastani by Ranveer Singh
Bajirao , who fought over 41 major battles and many others, is reputed never to have lost a battle. Bajirao is described as "RANMARD" a man of the battlefield. Bajirao said to his brother "Remember that night has nothing to do with sleep. It was created by God, to raid territory held by your enemy. The night is your shield, your screen against the cannons and swords of vastly superior enemy forces. " Bajirao was a heaven born cavalry leader. In the long and distinguished galaxy of Peshwas, Bajirao was unequalled for the daring and originality of his genius and the volume and value of his achievements.
In 16th century India, an undefeated warrior, Bajirao Ballal was bestowed with the title of Peshwa, or Prime Minister, by the Hindu Maratha King Shahu. He became the greatest weapon of the Maratha Empire, which he expanded through non-stop war campaigns 8 months of the year.
While camped with his men one night, a rider descended on Bajirao with an urgent request to save Bundelkhand, a fort belonging to another Hindu king, which was under siege by the Moguls, Bajirao’s greatest opponents. Bajirao refused initially, but was mesmerized upon seeing the rider, a beautiful girl, moreover a Rajput princess who rode for days to seek out his help. Princess Mastani was the daughter of a Hindu King, Raja Chattrasal. Her mother, Roohani Begum was Muslim. Mastani was used to getting what she desired, and she desired Bajirao.
If Bajirao was the weapon of the Maratha Empire, his wife Kashi was the salve. She possessed a soft, soothing nature and was utterly devoted to Bajirao. She was adored by not just by the Peshwa family but also by the Maratha people. She, too, was a woman of great beauty, but an upholder of convention, in contrast to Mastani. Despite Bajirao’s best efforts, he could not deny his love for Mastani, who swore herself to him from the day he presented her his dagger as a souvenir. She pursued him to the Peshwa palace at Pune, where Bajirao’s family, led by his mother Radha, promptly sent her to the courtesan quarters. Bajirao faced great opposition from his family, the Maratha people and the religious leaders, the Brahmin priests. Every attempt was made to render Bajirao inaccessible to Mastani, but they always found their way to each other, finally paying the ultimate price in the name of love.
Bajirao-Mastani immortalizes the journey of star-crossed soul mates against the backdrop of war and intrigue in one of the greatest eras of Indian history.
Wake Up Sid by Ranbir Kapoor
Wake Up Sid
Sid is a quintessentially Mumbai slacker boy - wealthy, lazy and completely lacking in focus. An unexpected meeting with Aisha, a driven, bold and ambitious writer from Calcutta, results in summer of discoveries, realizations and coming of age
Manthan (The Churning) by Smita Patil
The film won the 1977 National Film Award for Best Feature Film in Hindi and National Film Award for Best Screenplay for Vijay Tendulkar, and was also Indian submission for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film for 1976
Dr.Rao (Girih Karnad) is a Vetinary doc, who comes to this village with the aim of starting a Milk Co-operative society for the welfare of the villagers. But the wealthy businessman Mishraji (Amrish Puri) and Sarpanch (Kulbhushan Kharbanda) are unhappy about this. How Dr.rao succeeds in his mission to make the villagers self reliant, with the help of Bindu (Smit Patil) and Bhola (Naseeruddin shah) is worth watching.
IMDB User Reviews:
Manthan is an extraordinarily powerful and intense depiction of social change. As it has been 15 years since I've seen this film, my recollection of details may not be completely accurate; but the story tells the struggle of Indian dairy farmers to gain a fairer share of the proceeds of their labor from the larger milk-processing companies to whom they sell their raw milk. While my recollection of factual details about this movie is limited, I do recall vividly the strong emotional and artistic impact Manthan had on me. It should be noted that director Benegal also made Ankur (The Seedling) which, with a completely different story, also incarnates the painful social changes India is undergoing as it moves from a more to a less feudal social structure -- and in both movies dealing with these themes without preachiness or pronounced ideological heavyhandedness.
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Dr. Varghese Kurien left for his heavenly abode on 09th September, 2012 and I am late in paying my tribute to him. I am paying my tribute through this review which is of a movie whose Dr. Kurien himself was a part of.
Hailed as the Milkman of India, Dr. Kurien was the pioneer of White Revolution in India which not only substantially increased milk production in India but also systematized its collection and distribution and a network of milk cooperative societies came into existence through the relentless efforts of Dr. Kurien. This compaign known as Operation Flood, created dairy cooperatives all over rural India ensuring that the milk producers get the right price of the product and are saved from the exploitation of the middlemen.
However no good work could be (and can be) done smoothly in the feudalistic and exploitative set up of India. And that's shown in director Shyam Benegal's movie - Manthan (1976) whose story was given by Dr. Kurien himself. Renowned playwright - Vijay Tendulkar wrote its screenplay and legendary Shaayar - Kaifi Aazmi wrote its dialogs.
Appearing to be inspired by the real life experience of Dr. Kurien himself, the story of Manthan (the churning) starts with the arrival of a vet, Dr. Rao (Girish Karnaad) in a small village, Sanganva (Gujarat). He has been deputed by the government to start a dairy cooperative in that area. His team includes Deshmukh (Mohan Aagashe), Chandavarkar (Anant Naag) etc. Quite naturally, the local dairy owner, Mishra (Amrish Puri) who also happens to be the money-lender of the village, is not finding this activity as compatible for his exploitative business. He buys the milk from the poor milkmen of the village at very less rates and makes exorbitant profit which is now in danger due to the forming of the cooperative society in the village. On the other hand, the sarpanch, i.e., the head of the local governing body of the village (Kulbhushan Kharbanda), sees the cooperative as another means to further his power and awe in the village. The major chunk of the village population is made by the lower caste people (HARIJANS) and they look upon not only these high profile exploiters but also the urban incomers as their enemies only, mighty but unreliable. Their leader is a good-hearted but arrogant and short-tempered youth, Bhola (Nasiruddin Shah).
Quite naturally, the path ahead for the idealist young hero, Dr. Rao is thorny and stony. But he decides not to compromise with his ideals and not to get awed by the might of the opposers. He considers all human-beings as equal and endeavours to involve the HARIJAN milkmen in the cooperative society so that the purpose of the cooperative movement is served in the real sense. Bhopa first misunderstands him but once seeing his pious intentions, he joins the society with his caste brethren. Dr. Rao also gets ample moral support from a sensible and mature milkwoman - Bindu (Smita Patil). However where on one hand, Mishra is conspiring against Dr. Rao and the cooperative society, the sarpanch after losing the election of the chairman of the cooperative society to a HARIJAN youth, goes against them on the other. Mishra gets the support of the drunkard and wicked husband of Bindu in his evil scheme and he makes many moves simultaneously to jolt Dr. Rao and his endeavours and grind his own axe. The sarpanch finally arranges the calling back of Dr. Rao to his original place through a government order. However by this time, the poor as well as the oppressed masses have identified their collective strength through the inspiration of Bhola and they do not allow the cooperative society to lose its existence despite the return of Dr. Rao and his team.
Manthan is technically superior and the complete rural milieu has got enlivened on the screen. Several real villagers have also acted in the movie. Every frame (and every character) appears to be real. The length of the movie is not much but whatever is there, the narrative proves to be thoroughly engrossing for the viewer. There is no laxity or boredom anywhere.
Music director Vanraj Bhatia has made background score according to the mood of the movie. There is only one song - Mero Gaam Katha Paare, Jahaan Doodh Ki Nadiya Baahe in the movie for which Preeti Saagar won the Filmfare award for the best female playback singer. It's a Gujarati lyric penned by Niti Saagar. And now this famous song with a clip from the movie is always used as a part of the advertisement of Amul.
The famous theatre personality, playwright and actor - Girish Karnaad has excelled in the lead role of Dr. Rao. The film also features another pillar of Indian theatre - Mohan Aagashe. Many actors who were introduced to the Indian cine-audience through the parallel cinema movement of the seventies are there in this movie, viz. Smita Patil, Nasiruddin Shah, Kulbhushan Kharbanda, Anant Naag etc. are there and everyone of them has left his / her mark through admirable performance. Late Amrish Puri with his peculiar dialog delivery amuses the audience despite being in a negative role.
As rightly said by Bhola to Dr. Rao in the movie that it's easy to talk about ideals (or begin with them) but the real achievement is to stick to them even when everything goes against the protagonist. The idealism of most of the idealists loses its steam and even its breath midway because they are not strong from inside to endure the adverse times. All the same, the ending scene of Manthan declares loud and clear that an idealist may lose, the ideal doesn't.
Gori Tere Pyaar Mein by Imran Khan
Gori Tere Pyaar Mein by Imran Khan
Starring Kareena and Imran in lead roles, Gori Tere Pyaar Mein was produced by Karan Johar and directed by Punit Malhotra. This movie brings together the concepts of love and social awareness and it is for us to decide which wins.
Imran Khan plays the role of Sriram Venkat, who has just returned from the U.S after studying architecture. A take-it-easy kind of guy, Sriram is more inclined to having fun than to anything else. He falls in love with Dia Sharma (played by Kareena Kapoor) and their love story will be a narrative by Sriram as he tries to tell about his ex-girlfriend to Vasudha (played by Shraddha Kapoor), who is introduced to Sriram by his family for marriage. Vasudha declines the proposal as she is already in love with a Punjabi guy, a social worker.
Dia is a socially sound individual with strong opinions about rural development. She foresees change in the world and tries hard to make it true. The relationship between Dia and Sriram spark instantly, but soon begins to fade out as their opinion, views and ideologies clash! They become separated and Dia goes on her way to a village in Gujarat called Jhumli, making an effort to help the villagers.
Sriram visits the village and persuades that Dia come with him. She refuses and he knows that helping the villagers solve their problem is only way of winning her back. Does he succeed?
Bodyguard by Salman Khan
Reading from a diary, a lad comes to know about a nobleman from Jaisinghpur, Sartaj Rana, who invited the wrath of the Mhatre brothers, Ranjan and Vikrant, by sending Lovely Singh to free abducted women bound for Thailand. Feeling threatened, he hires Lovely as a bodyguard for his collegian daughter, Divya and her friend, Maya. Divya does not appreciate being followed around by Lovely and creates a fictional woman, Chhaya, who distracts him by repeatedly phoning him and telling him that she loves him. Lovely believes this person to be real and falls in love. In a bar, Ranjan's brother attacks Divya and is killed by Lovely - setting into motion a chain of events that will pit Lovely not only against the enraged Mhatre brothers but also against Sartaj himself, who believes that Lovely is attempting to elope with his daughter.
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