In the movie Plan, Alisha Chenoi singing with the male singer "pyar aaya pyar aaya...". The guy sings at a high pitch. I am sure its not Reshmiya.
In the movie Murder, the male singer singing "kaho na kaho...". The voice is really refreshing. Has some Arabic(?) lyrics also.
DIO
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Originally posted by desi in ottawa
In the movie Plan, Alisha Chenoi singing with the male singer "pyar aaya pyar aaya...". The guy sings at a high pitch. I am sure its not Reshmiya.
The guy is Anand Raj Anand - http://ww.smashits.com/news/bollywood/music-review/3065/plan.html
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Originally posted by desi in ottawa
In the movie Murder, the male singer singing "kaho na kaho...". The voice is really refreshing. Has some Arabic(?) lyrics also.
DIO
What a concidence - I was just listening to that song while reading your post !!! Just yesterday I was thinking about those Arabic words. Should check with someone the meaning of it.
The singer is Amir Jamal - http://www.indiaglitz.com/channels/hindi/musicreview/7021.html
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Posted on: 07-06-06 12:04:12
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Originally posted by desi in ottawa
In the movie Plan, Alisha Chenoi singing with the male singer "pyar aaya pyar aaya...". The guy sings at a high pitch. I am sure its not Reshmiya.
In the movie Murder, the male singer singing "kaho na kaho...". The voice is really refreshing. Has some Arabic(?) lyrics also.
DIO
The singer of kaho na kaho is AMIR JAMAL
Not sure about the other song
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Hi,
The male singer in "Pyar Aya" is Anand Raj Anand himself (the music director). Yes he sings. You must have heard him singing "Ishq Samunder dil de andar" in the movie "Kante".
The male singing "Kaho Na Kaho" is a Pakistani guy called Amir Jalal. The arabic words in the song exist because the original song "Tamally Ma'ak" is in Arabic (Sung by the Arab superstar, Amr Diab)
Amir Jalal seems to have made "kaho na kaho" his composition in Pakistan by just changing the words of the original song. Anu Malik heard the song, liked it and made it his in the movie "Murder", but graciously allowed Amir Jalal to sing it.
All these "inspired" people forgot about Amr Diab in the mean time. But if you listen to the original (you can get it in Kazaa), you will see that other than a language difference, kaho na kaho is a complete copy of "Tamally Ma'ak". These guys didn't even bother to change the starting rift, nor the pattern of harmony, nor gave Amr Diab / his composer any credit!
And guess who had spoken at one MTV forum against music piracy -- Anu Malik.
I get so mad at times!!!
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Posted on: 07-06-06 12:27:01
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Originally posted by diamond_n
Hi,
The male singer in "Pyar Aya" is Anand Raj Anand himself (the music director). Yes he sings. You must have heard him singing "Ishq Samunder dil de andar" in the movie "Kante".
The male singing "Kaho Na Kaho" is a Pakistani guy called Amir Jalal. The arabic words in the song exist because the original song "Tamally Ma'ak" is in Arabic (Sung by the Arab superstar, Amr Diab)
Amir Jalal seems to have made "kaho na kaho" his composition in Pakistan by just changing the words of the original song. Anu Malik heard the song, liked it and made it his in the movie "Murder", but graciously allowed Amir Jalal to sing it.
All these "inspired" people forgot about Amr Diab in the mean time. But if you listen to the original (you can get it in Kazaa), you will see that other than a language difference, kaho na kaho is a complete copy of "Tamally Ma'ak". These guys didn't even bother to change the starting rift, nor the pattern of harmony, nor gave Amr Diab / his composer any credit!
And guess who had spoken at one MTV forum against music piracy -- Anu Malik.
I get so mad at times!!!
Wow, thanks for that tid-bit of info...I love arabic music and know some of Amr Diabs music.
I really like Samira Said too (not sure about name spelling) and the song Yoam Wara Yoam (my fave)
I made myself a CD of arabic songs and although I have no idea what they are saying in the songs, I just love the beat and harmory and the singers voices hold onto each note effortlessy...really inspring music. Anyway I'm sure with that one CD of mine I've only just scratched the surface of arabic music...can anyone recommend any new/latest arabic music?
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An exhaustive compilation of "inspired" Hindi songs
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