Music, when the lyrics describe some purposeful emotion or thought. These posts are in a mix of English/Hindi or English/Kannada pairs. With the advent of Google's transliteration, it is unnecessary to have inconsistent and misleading hand-crafted English transliterations of originals, for Hindi and Kannada in this blog's case. [If a transliteration is required, it can always be produced by software]. Hindustani ragas are shown in Devanagari, e.g., ♫देश; Carnatic, in Kannada, e.g., ♫ಖರಹರಪ್ರಿಯ.
Showing posts with label शंकर-एहसान-लोय. Show all posts
Showing posts with label शंकर-एहसान-लोय. Show all posts
Friday, March 01, 2013
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
Monday, February 15, 2010
नूर-ऐ-खुदा
The poet brings out a recall of unhappy events, and a plea to God to produce justice, by the character in the film.
Other singers of this song are Shankar Mahadevan & Adnan Sami. (I could not fit these names in the Labels field). That Shankar Mahadevan has brought out a musical piece that sounds like an original Arabic singer's rendering, is a testament to the universal nature of music and, of course, to Shankar's musical abilities.
Other singers of this song are Shankar Mahadevan & Adnan Sami. (I could not fit these names in the Labels field). That Shankar Mahadevan has brought out a musical piece that sounds like an original Arabic singer's rendering, is a testament to the universal nature of music and, of course, to Shankar's musical abilities.
Labels:
2010,
H,
Life,
My Name is Khan,
SRK,
कजोल,
निरंजन आयंगार,
शंकर-एहसान-लोय,
श्रेया
Sunday, November 22, 2009
Sunday, November 23, 2008
कभी अलविदा ना कहना -
The first few lines of this song are very perceptive of the lyricist in bringing out the feelings that may exist in the former lovers of a separation, or divorce, that is about to happen.
Labels:
1974,
H,
SRK,
अल्का,
कल हो न हो,
जावेद,
राणी,
शंकर-एहसान-लोय,
सोनू निगम
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