com WATCH: Sunny's surprise for Dharmendra in 'Ghayal Once Again' Album: Sanam Teri Kasam Composers: Himesh Reshammiya Music: Eros Now Rating: 3 Nine songs in an album is a rare feat these days. But with Himesh Reshammiya's sharp sense of melody at the helm of things, this is an album that shows promise. The title track is a soothing number and its twin versions are equally appealing. While Ankit Tiwari's version sets the melancholic mood right, Mohammad Irfan's heartfelt singing is top-notch. Unfortunately, Palak Muchhal has limited scope in the song, but she manages to leave a haunting impact with her wonderful voice.
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Children 12 and underneath may be admitted though without a Parent. A PG-13 is more powerful than PG but milder than roentgen. Assault: Can be stronger then mild Drugs: Smoking cigarettes can be observed. Marijuana can certainly be seen as well Sexual Content: could be more than a brief incorporation of nudity (depicted non-sexually) Vocabulary: PG-13 can have more powerful words but as much as 4 strong languages. Get a hold of a good textbook.
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Lessons at a dance college, through internet based movies or with an exclusive teacher are some options. Though not every role will involve dance, just about every motion picture does. Simply take performing classes. The Bollywood movie sector is famous for its dancing and performing segments, and there are generally 6 or even more musical figures in a film. If you desire true stardom, your sound will need to be a jewel.
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'Akhon Se Ojhal' sung by leading man Adeel Chaudhary is a poignant number. His voice is fresh, soothing and melodious. Though there is a higher chance that its heartwrenching sad version will score better. Salman Ahmad displays his range in 'Kaise Boloon' which isn't an exemplary song but a solid effort. 'Yeh Nasha' sung by KK has a lovely instrumental arrangement and soft vocals make the song appealing. Naveed Zafar's song 'Fattey Chuck' is quirky and peppered with equal parts of 'bhangra-ish dhol' and electro beats. It is a bouncy number that is easy to sing.
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Haricharan and Haripriya lend able support. Road song 'Safarnama' marks a comeback of sorts for Lucky Ali who sounds a lot like Rahman here. Instrumental number 'Parade de la bastille' makes good use of violins and bagpipes. 'Tu koi aur hai' is a gentle number with Rahman behind the mike, and Alma Ferovic and Arjun Chandy bringing a mellow close. No tamasha (drama) here, just pure experimental music. For latest Music updates follow us on Twitter >>> @TOIEntertain Recommended VideoBRANOVATE Recommended By Colombia For the latest in Music news, like us on Facebook >>> TOIEntertain For more interesting Music news and pictures follow us on Pinterest>>> timesofindia Latest CommentNiceSiNGH For latest Music updates follow us on G+ >>> The Times of India Entertainment WATCH: Ranbir Deepika's intense liplock scene for Tamasha - TOI Text Film: Prem Ratan Dhan Payo Composer: Himesh Reshammiya Music: T-Series Price: Rs 199 Rating: 4 Bollywood: Sooraj R Barjatya films are famous for their celebratory mood, ensemble casts, festive music and chorus-heavy songs. The music album of the film Prem Ratan Dhan Payo has Himesh Reshammiya delivering the auditory goods while Irshad Kamil has written the songs for the Salman Khan starrer.
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