Milliblog’s Top Recent Listens – May 2016

Hindi

Qatl-e-aam, Behooda, Paani ka raasta and Raghav theme – Raman Raghav 2.0 (Ram Sampath)
Listen to the songs on Saavn.

Salamat, Nindiya and Dard – Sarbjit (Amaal Malik, Shashi-Shivam and Jeet Ganguli)

Keh bhi de and Neki ki raah – Traffic (Mithoon)

Chitta ve, Da da dasse, Ikk kudi and Ud-daa Punjab – Udta Punjab (Amit Trivedi)

Tu hai toh main hoon and Zara zara – Waiting (Mikey McCleary)

Jeene se bhi, Mehandi and Dum-a-dum – Dhanak (Tapas Relia)

Pyar ki – Housefull 3 (Toshi and Sharib Sabri)

Baby ko bass pasand hai, Tuk tuk, Jag ghoomeya, Sachi muchi and Bulleya – Sultan (Vishal-Shekhar)

Haq hai, Rootha, Grahan and Kyun re – TE3N (Clinton Cerejo)

Ishqe di lat – Junooniyat (Ankit Tiwari)

Kuch to hai and Jeena marna – Do Lafzon Ki Kahani (Amaal Malik and Babli Haque)

Tamil

Aaravalli, Kutheetti and Ayyo paavam – Velainu Vandhutta Vellaikaaran (C.Sathya)

Myma – Enakku Innoru Per Irukku (G V Prakash Kumar)

Oothe, Oadittaanga, Kirukka and Raatinam suthudhu – Unnodu Ka (C.Sathya)
Listen to the songs on DooPaaDoo: Oothe | Oadittaanga | Kirukka | Raatinam suthudhu

Athe nila – Meenkuzhambum Manpaanayum (D.Imman)

Telugu

Ya yaa, Rang de and Yellipoke Shyamala – A Aa (Mickey J Meyer)

Sakhiya – Guppedantha Prema (Navneeth Sundar)

Vacchindi kada avakasam, Title song, Madhuram madhuram and Naidorintikada – Brahmotsavam (Mickey J Meyer)

Kaav kaav and Yegirenay – Okka Ammayi Thappa (Mickey J Meyer)

Chali chali and Gusa gusa lade – Gentleman (Mani Sharma)

Kannada

Kai ethi thaddhandre and Naa gudsi – Jigarthanda (Arjun Janya)

Malayalam

Halli sreehalli and Rambo – Mudhugauv (Rahul Raj)

Para para and Kaathirunna pakshi njan – Kammatipaadam (John P.Varkey and K)

The Sambar song – Sambar (Sunny Vishwanath)

Indipop

Ankhiyan udeek diya, Aj latho naio, Akhiyan nu rehn de, Aaye na balam and Challa – Suno (Shilpa Rao)
Listen to the songs on Saavn.

Visweswara – Santhosh Chandran Indo Flamenco
Sijo K George’s pristine rendition is a delight to listen to (despite the Malayalee accent). And the flamenco backdrop is a great touch to the Sindhu Bhairavi raaga based Swathi Thirunal composition!

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