Naresh is in Pappu cant dance as well . The line " Pappu ke paas hai MBA, kartha hai france mein holiday !" is by him.
On 6/18/08, Muktak Kanjilal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > you are wrong... Naresh is in Nazrein Milana > > *Muktak Kanjilal* > > > --- On *Wed, 18/6/08, saraswathi suvarna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>* wrote: > > From: saraswathi suvarna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: [arr] NARESH IYER IN PAPPU CAN'T DANCE AND NOT IN NAZREIN > To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com > Date: Wednesday, 18 June, 2008, 1:50 PM > > > CAN ANYBODY TELL ME AS PER THE CD > NARESH IYER HAS SUNG IN PAPPU CANT DANCE AND NOT IN NAZREIN. I ALSO FIND > HIS VOICE PAPPU CANT > > SARAS > > --- On *Wed, 6/18/08, Madhavan Rajan <rsamadhu2002@ gmail.com>* wrote: > > From: Madhavan Rajan <rsamadhu2002@ gmail.com> > Subject: Re: [arr] AV Max reviews JTYJN > To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com > Date: Wednesday, June 18, 2008, 11:53 AM > > I've uploaded the paper scans from the AV MAX June Edition...Below is the > link with the login details. > > > http://gallery. mac.com/maddy_ > arr#100044<http://gallery.mac.com/maddy_arr#100044> > > > Username: arrfans > Password: arrrocks > > > Gopal, > > > Can you please upload this in our flickr page if it's not there yet? > > > Cheers, > Madhavan.R > Love, Music, Peace...and A R Rahman for Life. > > On Mon, Jun 16, 2008 at 8:32 AM, Gopal Srinivasan <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > com<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> > wrote: > >> AV Max June 2008 >> >> Album Reviews >> >> A.R.Rahman >> Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na >> 4.5/5 >> >> Best Buy of the month >> >> Album ratings >> >> Music 4/5 >> Lyrics 3.5/5 >> Vocals 3/5 >> Arrangements 5/5 >> >> Label: T-Series >> Lyrics: Abbas Tyrewala >> >> The album is an example that an artiste of exceptional >> ability can produce some magical moments without any embellishments >> >> What's it about? >> >> If "Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak" was Aamir's big break >> entry, "Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na" is already making big news for every >> trivia it takes before it hits the theatres this season, and this time, >> it's >> the music. After reality based themes, period dramas and more, our popcorn >> hungry audiences will welcome "Jaane Tu.." with record openings we >> know. Starring Imran Khan and Genelia D'Souza in the leads, this campus >> flick >> is the story of two young souls, Jai and Aditi, who play the perfectly odd >> couple. In seven original tracks and one remix, you have immense scope for >> musical romance, some purposeful masti and all that jazz. Without much >> promises, >> A.R.Rahman stirs his musical wand yet again. >> >> Music >> >> After delivering his potential best with period films last, >> we wondered if he had lost tracks of his experimental subjects. >> Fortunately, we >> get to listen to a fresh set of tracks with the quintessential 'Rahman' >> touch >> that stands out as his signature mark. The opening track, 'Kabhi Aditi' >> sets >> the mood for an enchanting musical ride ahead. This is one song that you >> will >> carry on your lips as you trail ahead or even make it your caller tune >> (like I >> did). And don't be surprised if it silently reminds you of 'Musu Musu' >> from >> 'Pyaar Mein Kabhi Kabhi" sans the spunk. "Pappu Can't Dance" is >> a dance number with all the needful grooves that qualify as the next >> sensational DJ favourite. "Jaane Tu Meri Kya Hai' is as soulful as it can >> be without sounding depressing. Simply put, very contemporary, as if >> churned >> out to transport the listener to a world of his own - that 'Jaane Tu's' >> music. >> >> Lyrics >> >> With Abbas Tyrewala at the wheel, there's little scope for >> complaining, but there's always scope for more, we believe. Without any >> heavy >> use of language, the simple lines snuggle into what the music demands. >> What >> surprises me about "Kabhi Kabhi" is the effortless lyrics that sound >> rhythmic and yet not stagnant. Unlike the traditional roothna manana >> ganas, >> this one's closely appealing when it says 'maana saara jaahan mein kabhi >> kabhi >> andhera hota hai" and further claims that, lekin raat ke baad hi toh >> savera hota hai". Convincing isn't it? >> >> Apparently "Pappu Can't Dance' is a knowledgeable dig >> at Salman Khan, which goes like "Hai muscular, hai popular... But Pappu >> Can't Dance saala". Oh, dear, >> real pity, you see. But the lyrics are so catchy that I am sure party >> animals >> would scream the same lines the next time they hit the dance floor.. >> "Nazrein Milana' retains a good feel around it, thanks to the lyrics that >> remind you of the campus setting. "Main Bolu" talks of how two people >> say the same things with a different perspective - the glass is half full >> or >> half empty, you decide. >> >> Vocals >> >> In another line of firsts, Rahman introduces Rashid Ali who >> invokes life to Jai's non-violent character and lends his youthful voice >> in two >> noteworthy tracks. Rashid's voice bears an uncanny resemblance to our very >> own >> KK, who popularized a similar style. The two versions, "Jaane Tu Meri Kya >> Hai' evidently drowns you in pensive emotions, courtesy Runa Rizvi and >> Sukhwinder Singh as Jai and Aditi respectively. What's the album without >> the >> music director himself donning the microphone. As anyone would have >> expected, >> Rahman reserved the most anticipated track, "Main Bolu" for himself. >> The track incidentally captures the essence of the two protagonists' clash >> of >> ideas - also the theme of the movie. But before you can accuse him of >> being >> selfish, we also trust his decision of treating a song the way he wants >> it. >> >> After trying her luck with action, you have Vasundhara Das >> finally doing what she's good at - >> singing. You will hear her accompany Rashid Ali in the foot tapping 'Kahin >> To >> Hogi Woh". Unfortunately, Naresh Iyer (Rahman's find who rose to fame with >> Rang De Basanti) seems hidden among the cluster of singers in "Pappu Can't >> Dance". Since no singer has got to monopolize the track list, we get a >> wide range of singing which is a pleasant delight to the ears. >> >> Orchestration >> >> Extensive use of guitar by Sanjeev Thomas and Rashid keeps >> the smooth jazz effect especially in the title track. Talk of saxophone >> effects, the playful piano and soft drums that tingle your heartbeats - >> just what >> a campus flick expects on the musical arena. "Pappu Can't Dance" quenches >> your thirst for vibrant music and the remix, what with all the beats that >> pep >> your spirits to a new high. The title track "Main Bolu" is purely >> slow jazz, yet has a mellifluous beauty to it, thanks to the minimal use >> of >> musical weapons that seduce you to hum along. "Nazrein Milaan" has an >> experimental Boyzone air about it sounding upbeat giving it the college >> nostalgia. "Jaane Tu Mere Kya Hai" has all the ups and down that a >> sad song warrants. Also Adam Rapa can blow his trumpet (coz he's played >> them >> well) for good. Well, our Bollywood needs to take some lessons on the >> optimal >> and brilliant use of instruments from Rahman of course. >> >> Sum up >> >> Hmmm, we heard Himesh Reshamiyya, was the original choice as >> music director. Now, we are glad that venture didn't take off well. What's >> more, this is reportedly the first music album whose publishing rights are >> owned >> by the composer himself, which means that the person who creates the >> music, >> owns it too. Though it makes sense, it's unfortunate that our industry >> guys are >> not too welcome about this trend for obvious reasons. Full credits to >> Rahman >> and Abbas, for they create magic with mere music and words. It's been >> quite >> some time that our ears had a harmonious delight to remember and croon >> about. >> We don't know about the movie, but "Jaane Tu" is exactly what music >> lovers have been craving for. Either, you own it, or you don't! >> >> Tracks to experience >> >> Kabhi Kabhi >> Main Bolu >> Jaane Tu Mera Kya >> Hai >> Kahin To Hogi Woh >> >> Divya Nair >> > > > > > > ------------------------------ > From Chandigarh to Chennai - find friends all over India. Click > here.<http://in.rd.yahoo.com/tagline_groups_10/*http://in.promos.yahoo.com/groups/citygroups/> > > >
