New to Milliblog? If you like what you read here, may I suggest subscribing to Milliblog’s RSS feed or e-mail alerts?. Thanks for visiting!London London doesn’t register. Ragubir Yadav’s Ramji ke paas is good fun. The remixes jar, but are funnier. Silly lyrics galore in Do do do, but the strange combination of Suresh [...]
Archive for August 28th, 2005
Strong Dhoom hangover in Ishq hai jhootha. Also carries off from where Pritam left, in Chocolate. Ankhiyan na maar is Adesh Shrivastava territory – routine, loud, fast Punju pop. Jal jal ke is the pick of the soundtrack, thanks largely to Sonu Nigam’s spirited singing and lovely Spanish flavor, which hopefully is not lifted. Both [...]
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- viraajan: Shocked to see your review... Meina munki was the second song i played from the list and got irritated instantly :) Could not stand the noise... S
- Divya: adigadigo and veerudena are really nice,,karthik never disappoints his fans :) but veerudena reminded me of some song..I'm trying hard to recollect bu
- johnson_2412: "kichu kichu" sounds kinda simliar to enrique iglesias' "push push back upon me"