After Choli ke peeche, Subhash Ghai comes up with Kambal ke neeche for Kaanchi – Watch video!

The showman has taken raunchy lyrics to a completely new level. Read on to know…



The latest song from Subhas Ghai’s Kaanchi Kambal ke neeche, has taken raunchy lyrics to a new high. The song has been sung by Neeti Mohan and has been featured on her sisters, Shakti Mohan and Mukti Mohan. The song has used all possible Bollywood lyrics and amalgamated them into a song, which is seemingly more cheesy than any other item number ever. The song also features Mahima Chowdhury in a cameo appearance. It also has Rishi Kapoor and Chandan Roy Sanyal in it.

The making describes the thought process behind making the song. It shows the ideologies of the director, lyricist Irshad Kamil, music composer Ismail Darbar. The song has been specially choreographed song under the tutelage of Ganesh Acharya. Innuendos are galore in this song. Ghai has used catchy phrases from his erstwhile films to take the connotation to the naughty level..........
                                                 

Kaanchi song Thumka: Rishi Kapoor fails miserably while recreating his younger days

The Subhash Ghai film is slated to release on April 25, 2014:



The makers of Kaanchi are out with the party song of the season and trust us there is nothing wrong with the song, apart from the fact that Rishi Kapoor is seen trying to shake a leg just like he used to do in his younger days. However, he fails pathetically. Rishi Kapoor seems to be remembering his Bachna ae haseeno and Om Shanti Om days too much that he agreed to shake a leg for such a song. If we recall his Shah ka rutba presentation from Agneepath was really awesome, but his attempt in Thumka falls flat on his face...........
                                              

Kochadaiiyaan music review: AR Rahman brings out his best for Rajinikanth!

Lyrics: Mehboob, Irshad Kamil and Raqueeb Alam 



Singers: Raihanna, Arijit Singh, Jonita Gandhi, Javed Ali, Shashaa Tirupathi, Karthik, Shreya Ghoshal, Raghav Mathurs, AR Rahman and  the Kochadaiiyaan Ensemble
Rajinikanth’s latest film Kochadaiiyaan sees him being directed by his daughter, Soundarya R Ashwin. The film has been in the making for almost six years after which it is now finally ready for release. First time in India a film has been made using the motion capture technology. The film has Deepika Padukone paired opposite the Superstar.  Will this AR Rahman-Rajinikanth combination be able to create ripples in the music world or not? Let us find out in the song by song music review.

Aye jawaan: Sung by AR Rahman and Raihanna, this is an anthemic song. This song has a bit of an eerie feel to it and will surely grow onto you. The lyrics by Mehboob motivate you a lot as a listener........