Music News

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  Music review: Jab Tak Hai Jaan

  The soundtrack of Jab Tak Hai Jaan begins with Challa, a song that has elicited a wide range of reactions ever since its video released
  on YouTube two weeks ago.

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  I just fell to the ground: Asha Bhosle on daughter's death

  Asha Bhosle hasn't come to terms with her daughter Varsha Bhosle's death yet. She is not making public appearances these days. The singer told Mumbai Mirror that her family wanted to keep her in dark about the tragedy.

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  Emraan Hashmi: Let's do it Gangnam style!

  Good morning, my lovelies! How looks your day? I'm a Monday hater and I wish I could do something to make these early morning blues go away. Well, I have some goss on Emraan Hashmi, if that helps!

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  Anurag Kashyap in awe of Honey Singh, wants to make film on him!

  Filmmaker Anurag Kashyap would have many fans going crazy over his work, but Punjabi rapper Yo Yo Honey Singh has driven him crazy. Honey Singh has rapped for a song called Keekli Kaler Di for Kashyap’s upcoming film Love Shuv Te Chicken Khurana.

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  ‘Vision’ary tribute: Jagjit ghazals get Brailled

  Now, visually impaired ghazal aficionados will also be able to read their favourite verses. A city-based duo has come up with what they call the county's first Braille book on Jagjit Singh and other ghazals maestros.

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  Six item girls, one pan-indian song!

  In filmmaker Sajid Khan's forthcoming remake, Himmatwala, Ajay Devgn will be seen dancing with not one, but six leading ladies.

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  Is SRK's Challa from Jab Tak Hai Jaan inspired?

  AR Rahman's Challa song might be creating waves on the internet, but it has emerged that the song is not exactly err.. original.

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  Aamir Khan's Talaash music launch in a 'sleazy hotel'

  Promotional activities have become a big part of creating pre-release buzz for Bollywood films, what with actors going to great lengths to spread the word. Read On..

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  Reshammiya hopes for successful Diwali with SOS

  After the success of the music of Bodyguard and Bol Bachchan, music composer Himesh Reshammiya hopes to strike a gold this Diwali with Son of Sardaar (SOS).

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  Now playing: Mahadevan Jr

  It's not new for celebrity kids to follow their fathers' footprints. The newest entrant to the list is Shankar Mahadevan's 11-year-old son, Shivam, who will make his singing debut in Nikhil Advani's animation film, Delhi Safari.

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  Special song to be shot with Hrithik-Kangna in Jordan

  It looks like Kangna's grievances with the Roshans regarding Kites has been completely washed away. Not only was she treated like a princess all through the making of Krrish 3, we hear she will be shooting a song with Hrithik this week in Jordan.

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  Music Review: Rani Mukerji's Aiyyaa

  Last seen in No One Killed Jessica, Rani Mukerji is returning to silver screen with quirky romantic-comedy Aiyyaa opposite southern star Prithviraj.

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  Honey to rap for Ajay Devgn!

  Punjabi rapper Yo Yo Honey Singh will be singing for actor Ajay Devgn in the latter’s Diwali release, Son of Sardaar. Singh will be rapping for the song, Rani Tu Main Raja, from the movie, along with singer Mika.

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  My song definitely part of Nautanki Saala: Ayushmaan

  Actor-singer Ayushmann Khurrana says one of his compositions will definitely be part of Rohan Sippy's Nautanki Saala, even though recent reports indicate otherwise.

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  Chakravyuh's song cleared with disclaimer!

  Last week it was reported that Prakash Jha's upcoming film Chakravuyh had hit a road block as one of the tracks in the film called 'Mehangai', was said to portray Indian industrialists Tata, Birla and Ambanis in a bad light.

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  TEASER: Rani's belly dance in Aiyyaa!

  Rani Mukherjee is all set to give Katrina a competition in belly dancing. The actress has filmed a belly dance number for her upcoming film Aiyyaa. The teaser is out! Take a look. VIDEO INSIDE

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  Sason Ki Zaroorat back in Aashiqi 2

  The film might be called Aashiqi 2, but the makers insist it has nothing to do with the Rahul Roy-Anu Aggarwal starrer, Aashiqui; however, evidence claiming otherwise continues to pile up.

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  Sonakshi’s item song unnecessary: Paresh Rawal

  Actor Paresh Rawal, who is making his debut as a producer with Oh My God, says the item number Go Govinda featuring Sonakshi Sinha was not required in the film.

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  Now, clash of the versions!

  Directors Bejoy Nambiar and Nikhil Advani include different adaptations of Dama Dum Mast Qalandar in their forthcoming films.

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  SNEAK PEEK: Salman's dance song in Preity's Ishkq in Paris

  Salman Khan made a commitment to Preity Zinta. And proving his filmi one-liner true, he hasn’t gone back on his word. Almost a year ago, actor-turned-producer Preity had approached Salman to make a special appearance in her film Ishkq In Paris.

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  WATCH: Ranbir, Priyanka have a blast in new Barfi! song

  Ranbir Kapoor, the prankster and Priyanka Chopra, the 'child' make quite a team in the latest Barfi! song Kyon. The two are seen sharing a unique bond - they fight, have fun and travel together.

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  Kareena's Chicago-Moulin Rouge connection

  Katrina Kaif may be headed for Chicago to shoot for Dhoom 3 in a week from now but closer home, Kareena Kapoor has brought Chicago to town. For her next release Heroine, she recently shot for a promotional music video which is on the same lines as Renae Zellweger and Catherine
  Zeta-Jones musical Chicago.

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  NEW SONG: Preity Zinta frolicking in Ishkq in Paris

  Preity Zinta's back again. And she's certainly busy merry-making. In the latest teaser from her upcoming film Ishkq In Paris, the actress proves 'Girls just wanna have fun'! Take a look.

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  Neha Dhupia turns item girl for Tigamanshu Dhulia's next

  Neha Dhupia is the latest to join the bandwagon of Bollywood actresses shaking their leg on an item number with Tigmanshu Dhulia's upcoming film Saheb Biwi Aur Gangster 2.

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  Music Review: Barfi! music is simple, flawless

  Pritam has been hit with several allegations of plagiarism in recent times. With Barfi!, the music director hits back at critics with a vengeance through the soundtrack that has eight numbers. It's vintage Pritam at his best.