This is a movie about a wholesome and loving family and the insecurities of the mother regarding her stepson.

‘Padosan’ is the hilarious story of how destiny brings two opposites together, a village bumpkin and a rich educated girl. A laugh-riot that will have you roll off your seats with mirth.

Ajab Prem Ki Ghazab Kahani is an upcoming romantic comedy film which stars Ranbir Kapoor, Katrina Kaif and Upen Patel in lead roles with Salman Khan making a special appearance. The promos are really interesting, feeling like this movie should also be a super hit when released on 6 November 2009. BTW, Music is composed by Pritam, and is appearing great (the buzz echos that:).

Officially the music released on 2nd October, but that was just in books, neither the CDs came out not it was released on net. I was looking for them everywhere, but could find no luck, but hey I got this just now, and even without listening all the songs, I am adding them here. Okay alot of talking from me, Hope you love the songs..

1. Main Tera Dhadkan Teri - Sunidhi Chauhan K.K. Hard Kaur
2. Tera Hona Laga Hoon – Atif Aslam, Alisha Chinoy
3. Aa Jao Meri Tamanna – Jojo, Javed Ali,
4. Tu Jaane Na – Atif Aslam
5. Prem Ki Naiiyya – Neeraj Shridha , Suzanne D`Mello
6. Tu Jaane Na (remix) – Atif Aslam, DJ Seketu
7. Oh By God - Sunidhi Chauhan, Mika Singh, Hard Kaur
8. Tu Jaane Na (unplugged) – Kailash Kher Naresh Iyer
9. Follow Me - Hard Kaur
10. Tera Hone Laga Hoon (remix) - Atif Aslam, Alisha Chino, DJ Seketu
11. Aa Jao Meri Tamanna (remix) – Jojo, Javed Ali, Dj Suketu
12. Main Tera Dhadkani Teri (remix) – Sunidhi Chauhan K.K. Hard Kaur Dj Suketu
13. Prem Ki Naiiyya (remix) - Neeraj Shridhar, Suzanne D`Mello, Dj Suketu
14. Tu Jaane Na (reprise) - Rana Mazumder Ashish Pandit Soham Chakraborthy

Oscar-winning musician A R Rahman has pipped another great Ilayaraja to win the ‘Grassroot Grammy’ held in the US.
The ‘Mozart of Madras’ bagged the top prize for the soundtrack in the Tamil film Godfather in the ‘Best Indian album’ category at the ‘Just Plain Folks 2009 Music Awards’ held recently.

Bangla band ‘Krosswindz’ and Ilayaraja were among others nominated in the category.

With over 50,000 members worldwide, the ‘Just Plain Folks 2009 Music Awards’ is aimed at supporting grassroot songwriters and musicians through networking, education and promotional support.

Rahman also won the third place in the ‘Best Indian Song’ category for ‘Innisai’ (Radio Mix) from Godfather while his ‘Illamai’ was fifth in the same category.

Ilyaraja’s “Music Journey: Live in Italy” was third in the ‘Best Indian album’ category.

In ‘Indian Classical and Traditional Album’ category, Shweta Jhaveri’s “Avishkar” clinched the first position.

The awards received responses from over 163 countries

Kishore Kumar was a prolific vocalist and sang in many Indian languages including Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, Assamese, Gujarati, Kannada, Bhojpuri, Malayalam and Oriya. Along with Mohammed Rafi , and Mukesh, he was one of the leading male Bollywood playback singers from the 1950s to the mid-1980s.

Kishore Kumar was born in a Bengali family in a small place known as Khandwa. This place is situated in the state of Madhya Pradesh. He was youngest among his siblings with two elder brothers and a sister (Sati Devi). Both of his elder brothers ventured into acting and established their names in a big way. The eldest one, Ashok Kumar is known for giving numerous hits. Right from his childhood, he was interested in becoming a playback singer. To follow his dreams, he too soon shifted to Mumbai and started living with his brothers.

Kishore Kumar had no formal training in music. Knowing that, it feels even more wonderful to see his repertoire. He was a great mimic and his favorite singer was K L Saigal. He always imitated Saigal with perfection. He took his own sweet time to develop his natural style of singing. He continued trying for work and also started to refine his voice. He is credited to give a style known as ‘Yodeling’ which was his signature style. Yodeling is basically an Austrian style which he perfected to the hilt and used it in his various hits. A complete natural, he kept on experimenting with new voices and often non-sensical terms in his songs.

July 31 will never be the same again for Mohd Rafi”s innumerable fans the world over. For on this day in 1980, Rafi saaheb as he was fondly called, left for ever, succumbing To a massive heart attack at age 56. And Tu kahin aas paas Hai dost from Aas Paas became the last recorded song of the Singing legend.

Its 29 years since Rafi died but his songs are as fresh as the morning flower. He continues to live in the hearts and souls of music lovers.

On july 31st (Friday) hundreds of his fans from many parts of The country and abroad as well will visit the juhu garden mosque from morning onwards – the Burial ground of MOHD RAFI to pay homage and seek his blessings.

Ab Mujhe raat Din

Sonu Nigam, one of the most versatile and talented singer of Bollywood was born on the 30th of July 1973 in Faridabad, Haryana. Sonu’s family moved to delhi when he was very young.

Sonu started singing at a very young age of four-and-a-half years, he sang a Mohammad Rafi number at a concert where his father was due to perform. This earned him praises as well as criticisms as a Rafi-sound-alike.

When Sonu was just 17 years old he moved to the city of dreams, Mumbai in search of work as he wanted to pursue his career in music. Sonu’s parents were also singers and hence he inherited the singing talent. He has two younger sisters.