The Rat's Weekly Top 20
01: Aararai Kodi - Ah Aah (+1)
02: Kanda Naal - Kanda Naal Mudhal (-1)
03: Thigu Thigu - Ah Aah (+4)
04: Suttum Vizhi - Ghajini (=)
05: Rahatulla - Ghajini (=)
06: Yaaridamum - Totti Jaya (+4)
07: Chi Chi - Majaa (+12)
08: En Kannodu - Arinthum Ariyamalum (-2)
09: Tholaidoora Nilave - Chinna (R)
10: Oru Maalai - Ghajini (-7)
11: Pani Thuli - Kanda Naal Mudhal (=)
12: Theepidikka - Arinthum Ariyamalum (-3)
13: Do Re Me - Ponniyin Selvan (+1)
14: Uyire En Uyire - Totti Jaya (-2)
15: Thachikko - Ponniyin Selvan (=)
16: Kaalangathaley - Chinna (R)
17: Kodambakkam Area - Sivakasi (-9)
18: X Machi - Ghajini (+2)
19: Enna Paattu - Oru Naal Oru Kanavu (-6)
20: Thai Maasam - Majaa (-4)
As of Nov 20, 2005
June 08, 2005
Paheli
Released: 2005Language: Hindi
Category: Movie
Music Dir: M.M.Kreem
Starring: Shah Rukh Khan, Rani Mukherjee, Amitabh Bachchan, Sunil Shetty, Juhi Chawla
Dheere Jalna
Kangna Re
Phir Raat Kati
Laaga Re Jal Laaga
Khaali Hai Tere Bina
Minnat Kare
Dheere Jalna (Instrumental)
Music Review: If you are looking for the typical chartbuster-type music from this Shah Rukh Khan movie, you will most likely be let down. This album is worth a hear for its melodies, but I was disappointed that the music director of the movie decided to reuse a tune he had composed for a Telugu movie years ago, for 'Phir Raat Kati'. Et tu M.M.Kreem?
-Rathish a.k.a The Rat at 10:46 PM
3 Comments
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at 5:14 PM
Ram said... Ha ha ha... maybe M M Kreem never anticipated that there would be any intersection between the sets of viewers watching older telugu and new hindi movies. Too bad, he could not escape the ears of the Rat!
I thought you have been pretty kind to this movie album. It was not impressive. Even the instrumental was not all that good!-
at 5:16 PM
Ram said...
Any reason why Anniyan songs have taken a beating in your ratings, while Raam songs are making a comeback? Does this have to do with Anniyan's delayed release!
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at 5:47 PM
Rathish a.k.a The Rat said...
There is no scientific basis behind the Top 20. Its just a reflection of what mood I am/was in, and what songs I've been listening to. Raam climbed up cuz I listened to the songs a lot last week. I didn't even think of listening to Anniyan last week, and so Anniyan dropped down. Ideally, the release of movie shouldn't have any impact on the ratings, but sometimes the way a song was picturized could affect my opinion of a song subconsciously.