1. It has become fashionable to have a profane word in a film title or a film song
eg: Kaminey, Pappu cant dance saala, man lafange, Lafange Parinde, etc
2. How diseases have been explored in last 5 years for film scripts
eg.: Khamoshi, Black, My name is Khan, Taare Zameen Par, Guzaarish, Lafange Parinde, etc.
3. How names have become important to songs. (no comments on what they do to their namesakes)
eg.: Kabhi Kabhi Aditi, Munni Badnaam, Sheila ki jawani, aisha, blah blah
4. How Hindi language is gaining momentum again through songs...
eg.: many egs but can't write the whole songs, but many of vishal bharadwaj, gulzar, prasoon doshi songs...
(if i have 6 more, i can send it to a magazine! you are invited to contribute)
3 comments:
oye lucky, etc..
and even using a regional gravy to prepare ur global dish i would say. in film songs moreso.
like mainstream commercial cinema songs having a heavy punjabi gravy in the lyrics and music.
also the amit trivedi brand of likeable music. u articulate it for use.. cant really do it right now.
and khamoshi (if its the sanjay leela bhansali one) surely isnt in the 'last 5 yrs' bracket i think.
and Dilli 6, Once upon a time in mumbai, No once killed Jessica..
and again "aali re" ! while talking bout the borrowing from regional flavours..
hey... hi dips here...
u kno wht u cn write about d eng lyrics use in songs,,, eg, in zoobi dooobi.... pagal stupid man...
thn d song: on d roof in d rain,
also shiela ki jawani- i kno u wnt me ...
otherwise therz use of meaningless words lyk tan tadan.... in kamine...
zoobi doobi...n ring ring ringa... in slumdog...
:)
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