Unlike last year, where I felt the entire music scene, across languages, was unexciting, this year was slightly different. The Hindi film (and TV series) music was a total slog! Dismal is the word ...

After a week’s break – 16 songs this week. The YouTube playlist has all the songs, while Spotify is missing just one – the short song from Sapta Sagaradaache Ello. Mann – The Yellow Diary ...

I too don't agree with this review Jagan! But yes, 'Naane Varugiren' is a highly complex composition. Singer Shaasha Tirupati said in her interview with 'The Hindu' that 'Naane Varugiren' is the most ...

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 ...

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 ...

Back after a three-week break. Reason? Health (for those not following me on Twitter)! So, a massive playlist of 21 songs! Bheegi Saree and Danger – Param Sundari (Sachin-Jigar) – Hindi: Just like how ...

A humongous playlist, for Milliblog Weeklies’ standards – 28 songs this week! Title song – Ek Deewane ki Deewaniyat (Kaushik-Guddu) – Hindi: When the ‘Tu hi armaan’ line explodes, guitars blazing the ...

While YouTube has all 12 songs from this week, Spotify, surprisingly, is missing 3 songs – Raani Varaa from Rajabheema (which is part of a jukebox on YouTube, but since it is the last song in the ...

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 ...

PS: If you liked Udanchoo, may I request you to also listen to this superlative, relatively unheard song called , from the Marathi film, Chitrafit – 3.0 Megapixel with music by Yug Bhusal? You’ll know ...

Shoot the kuruvi makes up for its bewilderingly bizarre lyrics—including a corny leave letter read out by Radha Ravi—by being mighty catchy. Vishal’s tune sounds like something the song’s singer, ...

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