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best hindi pop songs ever

Bitter Sweet Symphony is Dana Dan

Throughout the year the music director Pritam has delivered some serious hits as man is all over the place and people go gaga over his name. But his latest film, who did an average job as musical director. Because of the reputation and goodwill leading, or rather the music loving people expect much from him. But somehow he did not stick to their class in their companies in recent years.

In Ajay Devgan's film All the Best, who missed the Pritam knew. And now, in De Dana Dan, is back with the same vigor as before in his music. With href = "http://dedanadan.erosentertainment.com" target = "_blank" title = "De Dana Dan"> De Dana Dan, this is the film of 11 who has composed music for.

De Dana Dan's music is similar to that of Ishq Kambakkht to some extent. The song 'Paisa' reminds us of the song 'Om Mangalam' of Kambakkht Ishq. Even the Punjabi pop group RBD which she sang these two songs are getting better with his music. The album has heard before feel but surprisingly interesting. Contains six original and an equal number of remixes. The song that stands out leaving a soft effect is the opening track 'Rishta Naat. The song is a easy on the ear romantic theme sung by Rahat Fateh Ali Khan and Suzzane Demello.

'Ja Gale delay is another melodious number that generates soft interest. And it was sweetly sung by Javed Ali and Banjyotsana.

Baamulaiza is an issue with some pretty good Hinglish lyrics sung by Mika Singh, Dominique Cerejo and Style Bhai. Leave a good effect, although it has nothing new to offer. Sunidhi Chauhan sings' Hotty naughty "having a dash of hip hop in it, that will make you groove.

Finally, the song 'De Dana Dan', which is full of life and warmth, sang for Boys Ad.

In music a set of Dan Dana does the trick. With a few hits bath rhythms, lyrics and scorching stimulate euphony, the music of De Dana Dan achieved.

Dana Dan "> De Dana Dan is Nitin (Akshay Kumar) and Ram (Sunil Shetty) that only the lucky in love and otherwise, his life is a big zero, as is its stock of banks! But now his rich girlfriends, Anjali (Katrina Kaif) and Manpreet (Sameera Reddy) have given an ultimatum to earn enough money so they can escape. Or forget about them forever. Broke and desperate Ram Nitin and need to make big money and fast. Hit an audacious plan to kidnap Moolchandji, the dog of the rich spoiled bitch Archana (Archana Puran Singh). But Moolchandji flee, and police think it Nitin who has been kidnapped. As children try to get their hands on the ransom money, they encounter a variety character as a gift from China, a hired murderer, an officer of ACB, a club dancer, an ambassador, a frustrated young woman, a letch, a waiter and a dead drunk that nobody wants. What happens next is De Dana Dan like everything and everyone is disbanded.

About the Author

Srinjan Bhowmick has a flair for writing for bollywood movies. Currently he is writing for De Dana Dan. It is hoped that De Dana Dan Movie will be a great success.

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