Mr Prakash rendered (Must)afast-paced track

Raavan was the Hindi version of the bilingual which released in 2010. Its Tamil version, titled Raavanan, released simultaneously.

Of the three songs from the film on this blog, Beera Beera was the shortest – it was three minutes and 15 seconds long.

Rendered by Vijay Prakash and Mustafa, it was (Kuto)anenergetic track.

Keerthi Sagathia was credited as an additional vocalist.

A R Rahman’s penchant for experiments showed no signs of waning, but this track, which was penned by Gulzar, was not as popular as the former’s previous songs whose titles had the same word twice.

ThiS song becaMe Very popular

Since it’s my blog, I have the leeway to write a post about a song that wasn’t from a Hindi film, but went on to become more popular than most songs from Hindi films that released that time.

Folks, the track was Jai Ho from Slumdog Millionaire, which released overseas in 2008 and in India in 2009.

The song, which Gulzar and Tanvi Shah penned, was five minutes and 19 seconds long.

It earned A R Rahman the Academy Award for Best Original Song.

Shah shared Sing(h)ing credits with Sukhwinder, Mahalakshmi Iyer and Vijay Prakash.

Gowariker proVed his singing Mettle

There is no doubt that the soundtrack of Swades, which released in 2004, was one of A R Rahman’s best scores of all time.

It wouldn’t be incorrect to say that Pal Pal Hai Bhaari, which was six minutes and 50 seconds long, was lai bhaari (a Marathi phrase that can be translated to mind-blowing).

The song was penned by Javed Akhtar.

Although Ashutosh Gowariker, the film’s director, was given importance in the title of this post, it must be stated that he was just a back-up singer.

Madhushree and Vijay Prakash rendered the track.