"A.R. Rahman has come up with another great track where the first half featuring Kylie is in English with a Western tune while the second half has Sonu Nigam coming behind the mike for the 'bhangra' portion"
Wahh!!! I so damn cant wait for this soundtrack --- In [email protected], "mana...@..." <mana...@...> wrote: > > She came, she shot, and she (apparently) broke quite a few hearts. If there > has been one personality from the world of glamour who managed to divert > media's attention from *Slumdog Millionaire* to something else in the week > gone by, it was Kylie Minogue. In the country for the shoot of a song and > dance sequence in the multi starrer > *Blue*<http://www.bollywoodhungama.com/stills/partiesnevents/Press_conference_of_Blue/index.html>, > she was quite comfortably the 'woman of the week'. However, she wasn't the > only woman who was the center of attraction since there was one more lady > who was pretty much in the limelight as far as the B-town was concerned. The > name was Farah Khan. > > Calling the shots six months after choreographing '*Desi Girl*' [*Dostana*], > the director-choreographer made sure that her dance moves mattered once more > as she got together Kylie and Akshay Kumar on the same dance floor. As Kylie > flies back to Australia after completing her shoot for the song, Joginder > Tuteja catches up with Farah Khan and knows from her about the shoot, > alleged throwing of tantrums by Kylie and her reunion with Akshay Kumar. > > *Kylie, Kylie and more Kylie. Now what is so special about her entire song? > Please, can you let go of the veil? > *This is a night club number which is supposed to be set in Bahamas. > However, we have replicated the same setup in Mumbai itself. The song has an > international setup to it and why just Bahamas; it could have suited even > New York or Miami. > > *When you say the song has an 'international setting' to it, what exactly do > you mean? * > It means that we are not making a 'bhel-puri' by bringing in an > international artist like Kylie and then making her turn into a Bollywood > dancer. She is supposed to be what she is in real life and hence retains her > international appeal. It is with the arrival of Akshay Kumar in the song > which brings in an Indian element. A.R. Rahman has come up with another > great track where the first half featuring Kylie is in English with a > Western tune while the second half has Sonu Nigam coming behind the mike for > the 'bhangra' portion. > > *So does the song belong to Kylie or Akshay? * > The song belongs to both of them. They both have equal footage in it. While > the first half has Kylie in it, the second half has more of Akshay. > > > http://www.bollywoodhungama.com/features/2009/03/09/4948/index.html >
