Back after a week’s break. A monster playlist this time – 35 songs! Probably the highest in recent times for any Weeklies! The YouTube playlist is missing two songs (‘What A Flow’ and ‘Monkey Moonji’ ...

Sharib and Toshi’s Kabhi jo baadal is Bhatt-family style sweeping balladry – Arijit’s version is the best, while Shreya’s pathos version pales in comparison. Mika composed Full jhol is annoyingly bad, ...

Dil Ka Kya – Metro…In Dino (Pritam) – Hindi: The way Pritam lands each word in ‘Dil Ka Kya’ is just one of the many charming part so this lovely song! Raghav Chaitanya’s expressive vocals and Niladri ...

It’s difficult to decide what is more cringe-worthy in Eden Garden – Raja’s music or the bizarre lyrics that perhaps wanted to refer to Garden of Eden, but ends up talking about Kolkata’s cricket ...

Zamaana Lage – Metro…In Dino (Pritam) – Hindi: Very, very Pritam, and a fitting start to the Metro sequel. Arijit Singh and Shashwat Singh power this ghazal beautifully even as Qaisar Ul Jafri’s ...

Back after 3 weeks owing to a lot of travel! And it’s a bumper Weeklies with two impressive soundtracks and a lot more! Sugar Baby, Muththa Mazhai, Vinveli Nayaga, Anju Vanna Poove, O Maara, Engeyo, ...

Vaazhndhu Paaru, Iragey, Iragey Reprise, Ore Vaanam – Tourist Family (Sean Roldan) – Tamil: Besides Mugai Mazhai and Aachaley, there’s enough in Tourist Family’s soundtrack that makes this one of Sean ...

Three weekends of back-to-back Milliblog Weeklies is a rarity these days 🙂 Good times for good music! Koi Naa – Bhool Chuk Maaf (Tanishk Bagchi & Gifty) – Hindi: A really sweet tune that gets better ...

Despite the digital processing, Revanth is great form in the energetic and steadily rhythmic Adhilekka.O kshanam could easily pass off for a Mani Sharma melody! Yuvan’s tune is gorgeous and his punchy ...

Right from the serene, Calpton’ish Dil gaaye ja, till the almost-fusion ghazal’ish Khudahaafiz, Raasta-Man is vintage Lucky Ali.Rehne de and Tauba tauba display his earlier, Sunoh-style musical streak ...

Bhoomi is Shakthisree’s stellar show, with a matching chorus and a somber ending.Mazhai Kuruvi‘s sparkling strings promise a lot, but the pedestrian rhythm and meandering tune pull it down.Kalla ...

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