Comments on: An awesome track from Gaalipata

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Mon, 21 Jan 2008 09:06:00 +0000

Hi Folks, good to see this reviews in this forum., One thing I wanted add after watcing this movie yesterday., Alhtouhg I am not against the playback singers from north but after watching the movie yesterday I felt Rajesh’s voice could have been used for Minchagi instead of Sonu Nigam as he cannot match the class of Rajesh Krishnan., It appears clearly in the movie in 2 scenes where Rajesh has sung Anisuthidey Yakoo song and his trying to sing a sad song which his class and why he is such a great singer.., I really fail to understand why he has not been considered where he deserves to lend his voice for some beuatiful trakcs…

No offence on any other singers but thought it should be highlighted…

cheers

By: Prasanna L.M

Prasanna L.M — Thu, 03 Jan 2008 06:47:00 +0000

hi badari, There is nothing wrong in your words to blast you. It all depends on individuals interest. I am pretty much impressed with kaikinis lyrics in this song than the tune. I didnt feel anything special in that tune. I think use of some special, rarely used words is what makes jayanth so special & different from others. Even yograj bhat is also good at this. Lets see whether they will able to recreate the magic or not.

By: badari

badari — Wed, 02 Jan 2008 09:40:00 +0000

Minchaagi… starts off well. But in subsequent stanzas lyrics appears unusual. For such a touching tune lyrics appears mis-match. words such as Chandaadaara, varadigaara I think have never been used in kannada lyrics. That is the strength of kaikini. But if you ask me Yograj Bhat has done a better job with awesome lyrics in “Nadhim dheem tana…”. At least for this album Yograj Bhat appears a better lyricist than kaikini!

Before you blast me let me tell you I am a die hard fan of Kaikini, still…

By: Prasanna L.M

Prasanna L.M — Mon, 24 Dec 2007 09:02:00 +0000

balachandra,
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vaneecha,
Thanks for your comment.

srik,
Thank you. Yes. Its good to see lot of creative work happening in the film industry after long span of time. Lets hope that they will continue with the same spirit in the coming years.

By: Balachandra

Balachandra — Mon, 24 Dec 2007 08:35:00 +0000

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By: vaneecha

vaneecha — Sat, 22 Dec 2007 12:36:00 +0000

I too listened to the Gaalipata song on suvarna channel…
I liked it.

By: Srik

Srik — Fri, 14 Dec 2007 07:30:00 +0000

Hey Pras,

Nice to see your comment about Ninnindale... Its such a fantastic song! The lyrics, music and the voice behind it...Just WOW! I came to know of this song's existance only a few days ago, even though i had known about a famous song from Milana, I was not interested, but once i listened to it fully, I just couldnt stop playing it back and forth!! Its such a gem of a song... Picturisation didnt catch me, though. Probably Punith effect!

At the same time, Picturisation of Ee Sanje Yakagide is a splendor! I have very few words to describe the criativity thats on display in that song, If you wanna feel that song, click here.

And about the new song, it has to still go well with the audience...Though I feel there is that Manomurty magic that is missing... What amazes me with Manomurty is his songs are so melodramatic, but still he uses highly simplistic swaras!

And yes, the lyrics...no doubts about the quality when Jayanth is around. Thanks a lot for introducing this song to me.