I think I have become the "frog in the well", listening to the same playlist. You can also suggest singers, composers, lyricists, albums etc.
"This is not only a background sound but also the heart beat of the middle class Indians.. a typical Indian train sound which will synchronise with the heart beat of all Indians"-Abhishek Palpala
"If mumbai is a sound , this is how it would sound like."-Jeganath James
"Travel in Mumbai local, put earphone in an ear... Listen local train sound from other. It's heavenly experience when the train sound in both the ears resonates."-Bharat Bhushan
"When Rahman is high.. he doesn't even need lyrics"-Shreyas Pendharkar
"When it comes to background score or music I admire only 2 people, Hans Zimmer and A.R rahman"-Anirudh Tutu
"Eargasm!!!!! listening to this with earphones is sooo good!!"-Monica Gnanasambandan
"this train goes out the world"- Saleem Mohammad
"Oscars? What's that?"-Baba Gyaan Prashaad, 'Banaras Waley'
Presenting Today's track:
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PS: Where were you, and what was your age when Slumdog was released? I was, in a dusty small town of western Rajasthan, clutching my merge savings of Rs 10 (in denomination of 2 rs coins), standing in front of a 'CD Parlor', and browsing the latest arrival of mp3 CD's, stumbling on Slumdog, and the shopkeeper bhaiya nudging me with - "ye le jaao, naya aaya hai, issmey thodey alag hat ke gaane hai"....
Latika's Theme from this movie was also quite underrated
12432TrivendrumRajdhani,RashmirathiI would have skipped watching this movie but then this was the opening scene of the movie and I was like Mark Ruffalo who got hooked on it.
Villanelle,Rashmirathi
May Kasahara,
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