My Name is Khan Johar sufi pop
Delhi 6 AR Rahman does urban. Nuff said.
Umrao Jaan Sweet + lush classical court-style
music -if it doesn't hypnotise you, it might put you to
sleep.
Dhoom 2Testosterone-fuelled bollypop mark 2,
this time infused with arabic pop riffs.
Don
Omkara
Rang de BasantiEclectic AR Rahman album. Guitar pop,
arabic accents and powerful bhangra title track.
Kabhi Alvida Naa KehnaKal Ho Na Ho: the musical sequel. But
Shafqat Amanat Ali delights on the Sufi-inspired Mitwa.
FanaaKashmir-inspired collection of tunes,
lovely title track.
Bunty aur BubliFunky + energetic fusion from Shankar
Ehsaan + Loy. Features the best bolly song of 2005: Kajra Re.
Hum
TumLaid back bolly with a bit of Britasian
input on the title track. Buy it for the infectious Gore Gore..
LuckyA melodious + slickly-produced bunch of
songs from the wonderful tunesmith Adnan Sami.
KaalQawaali anthemic rock, with irony-free
cover of the 80s hit: Eye of the Tiger.
MastiThe fun soundtrack to the blokesy
film.
DhoomTestosterone-fuelled bolly poprock
-spawning many sound-a-likes.
Veer-ZaaraLush arrangements from the long-dead
composer Madan Mohan. With fabulous extra cd of original source
material.
PaheliRajasthani folk meets Hindustani
classical. Rhythmic and rather nice with one absolute cracker of a
track: Khaali hai Tere Bina.
out of stock
MeenaxiEthereal, enigmatic, brilliant. AR
Rahman shines here. out of stock
Main Hoon NaPastichey tribute to one of Bollywood's
greatest, RD Burman. With one good qawaali thrown in for good
measure.
Kal
Ho Naa HoFresh bolly fusion that borders on
Hinglish pop, from Shankar Ehsaan + Loy. Fun reworking of Orbison's
Pretty Woman with bhangra licks.
SwadesAR Rahman's latest: a slow burner that
sometimes echoes the folksy Lagaan. But, you'll get burned all the
same. Wah!
DevdasClassical-based music by Ismail Darbar.
Out of this world.
SaathiyaBrilliant offering from AR Rahman -with
a southern flavour. Rahmantastic! Warning: highly
addictive!
Kabhi Khushi Kabhie GhamEvery song has a great hook-very
addictive. Will have you singing. A great first time Bolly
buy.
LagaanFabulous folk-influenced music from
that uber talent, AR Rahman.
Dilwale Dhulaniya Le JayengeA classic collection of songs with a
punjabi flavour- from the longest running film in Mumbai (it's
still going!)
Dil
SeProbably the best music ever. You just
have to get this. Too fabulous to describe. AR Rahman.
One
2 Ka 4Another from AR Rahman - excellent
melodies + funky bass.
Dil to Pagal Hai Upbeat soundtrack of the smash hit
film.
Raja
HindustaniMusic with soul -without the slick
production of eg. Devdas. Fantastic hooks, brilliant singing. A
favourite
TaalBeautiful + rhythmic. AR
Rahman.
Zubeidaa Another AR Rahman soundtrack with
singing from the queen of Bollywood, Lata Mangeshkar.
Asoka Engaging soundtrack with a hint of the
far east. Some beautiful lyrics.
Dil Chahta Hai
Mohabbatein Kuch Kuch Hota Hai Exuberant + youthful -every song a winner, what more can I
say?
Hum Dil De Chuke
SanamOutstanding title track + Dholi Taro
Dhol Baaje.
Monsoon Wedding Eclectic mix of traditional and fusion
sounds -wonderful! out of stock
the films are very watchable too!
