Suzhal, Tururu, Aagaya Neelam – Oh Butterfly (Vaisakh Somanath) – Tamil: After last week’s Pogaadhe, I was looking forward to the full sountrack (since the film release yesterday, though to generally ...

Abhijit Hegde Patil’s Someone Somebody is blasé; its remix, even more so. George Theofanous’s Mile na tu makes up with some enthusiasm, but fails to make any impact. Sajid-Wajid’s title ...

Back after 3 weeks owing to a lot of travel! And it’s a bumper Weeklies with two impressive soundtracks and a lot more! Sugar Baby, Muththa Mazhai, Vinveli Nayaga, Anju Vanna Poove, O Maara, Engeyo, ...

In Walk of the Bride/Seetha Kalyana Vaibhogame, when Harish ends his opening and the music starts at the 2-minute mark, you know you are listening to an Agam song! The idea to fuse the Tamil wedding ...

Rahein Na Rahein Hum, Dilbar Ki Aankhon Ka – Thamma (Sachin-Jigar) – Hindi: Rahein Na Rahein Hum has Sachin-Jigar traversing Pritam zone, much like how they traversed A R Rahman zone for Pardesiya in ...

(Spotify’s playlist is missing one song – L ove Insurance Kompany’s version of Enakena, so I have added the original from Aakko) Title song – Do Deewane Seher Mein (Shreyas Puranik) – Hindi: It’s not ...

These days, there are soundtracks with so many songs (like Rockstar) that you don’t really expect all those songs to be included in the film’s narrative. In fact, directors like Maniratnam have ...

Title song – Ek Din (Ram Sampath) – Hindi: It’s so good to see Ram Sampath composing for a film again, after what feels like eons. It also sounds very unlike Ram Sampath’s body of work and is Arijit’s ...

Back after a L-O-N-G time (a month!), thanks to a lot of travel and work. So, bumper-sized playlist this time – 38 songs! Awaara Angaara, Jigar Thanda, Jigar Thanda (Female), Chinnaware – Tere Ishk ...

Din Jo Dhal Gaya – Kuch Sapney Apne (Vishal Bhardwaj) – Hindi: A searing melody that is so very Vishal Bhardwaj, particularly when Rekha Bhardwaj goes, heartbreakingly, ‘Lautaayegaa?’ at the end of ...

Three weekends of back-to-back Milliblog Weeklies is a rarity these days 🙂 Good times for good music! Koi Naa – Bhool Chuk Maaf (Tanishk Bagchi & Gifty) – Hindi: A really sweet tune that gets better ...