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Music and Movies are like Ears and Eyes to me and if you also feel the same, then you are going to enjoy every moment spent on my works here. Your comments and suggestions on my articles are eagerly awaited.

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HELLO DARLING - Movie Review : Another comedy plot ripped off from the west just for nothing. (Review By Bobby Sing).

AASHAYEIN - Movie Review : Nagesh is back with a worth watching film having only few avoidable glitches. (Movie Review by Bobby Sing).

ANTARDWAND - Movie Review : Should be treated equally important by the media as PEEPLI LIVE but sadly it doesn't have AN AAMIR associated with it. (Review by Bobby Sing).

When Lata Mangeshkar, Mohd. Rafi, Kishore Kumar and Mukesh all sang together in one song..

Topkapi (1964) - (Movies To See Before You Die - Thriller / Suspense) .

Make Way For Tomorrow (1937) - (Movies To See Before You Die - Drama) : The film which was adapted by "Baghban" after 66 years as its subject was still relevant to our present developed world society..

AND ONCE AGAIN - Movie Review : Clueless about why this movie was conceived by Amol Palekar. (Review by Bobby Sing).
 
 
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A fellow reader visiting the site informed me about an amazing fact about the fame, impact and magic of Hindi Film Music spread all over the globe.
The fact relates to a Manmohan Desai Hit film released in 1973 with the title “Aa Gale Lag Ja” which had Shashi Kapoor, Sharmila Tagore, Shatrughan Sinha and Om Prakash in the lead roles. The movie is reportedly very famous in the region of Algeria since 1975 and shown on Algerian TV more than once in a year. And out of their pure love for the film the people of Algeria have also renamed it as “DJanitou”. 
Just search at Youtube with this name or watch the following video to know the truth where a person is singing the song from the movie in his own regional style,
“Tera Mujhse Hai Pehle Ka Naata Koi, Yun Hi Nahin Dil Lubhaata Koi, Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na” 
 
                         

The video rightly proves the Power of Bollywood Music hugely famous all over the globe.

And thanks Fatiha for sharing this valuable info with us.
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1 Responses to “Experience the Power of Bollywood Music in the World.”
vinay   
submitted on 29 July 2010
Amazing !

This reminds me of an incidence when a friend of mine came from Sweden and I took her to my home. She was having absolutely no knowledge of Indian Music and Hindi songs as such. Nevertheless she is so very fond of music that it almost took me to surprise that she had never heard any Hindi songs as of now.

On listening how crazy she is for good and soulful music, I took my Ipod and placed on her ears with old songs of Lata ji and waited.............................


........................waited to see her reaction.

Ipod had more than 500 old songs of Lata ji. After an hour she removed ear phones just to inform me that she has never heard such a velvet soulful voice and she again started listening songs and never stopped till all songs were over. Before leaving from India she almost bought all collections from HMV of Lata ji with her.

I have witnessed this divinity, and it makes me so proud of our Aura-gripping Music. What a Bigness of vibrations, powerful induction waves, resonance of life and a perfect inspiration of breaths. Thanks to Brahm Nad !
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