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Carol Malone says Shilpa bullying ‘is NOT racist’ and explains why Shilpa would never go for Dirk. BBC Asian Network Listen online at www.bbc.co.uk/asiannetwork Big Brother evictee Carol Malone speaks to Adil Ray on the Asian Network and acknowledges that although Shilpa is being bullied it is not racist. Big Brother did confirm that Jade’s […]
DCS is a bhangra band that was formed in 1983. DCS has been shaking the bhangra industry and the world’s Asian population ever since. They have a remarkable, innovative ability to adapt to changing trends.
Desi Culture Shock (DCS) Release date: 1st February 2007.
14 New tracks, 4 Skits, 1 Bride & Groom March (music piece) Just over 1hr 30mins of playing time, the album will be released as a long playing double CD pack.
1st Video to the track " Oh Jaan Meri Ya" featuring Juggy D. Also airing on TV is a DCS cartoon skit "If ur Punjabi and you know it!" Album is out on the Moviebox Kamlee label.
The unique music of Kabul Express is released, composed by prodigy Raghav Sachar
The unique music of Yash Raj Films’ latest production ‘Kabul Express’ was released on Friday, 17 November 2006. The film is directed by Kabir Khan and produced by Aditya Chopra. And it offers the listener some of the most melodious tunes in recent times, composed by debutant music director, the multi-instrumentalist and singer Raghav Sachar. The peppy lyrics are also by a debutant, Aditya Dhar, with lyrics for the track ‘Banjar’ featuring additional contributions from Swaratmika Mishra and Vijay Kumar.
The album opens with the title track, called ‘Kabul Fiza’, a youthful, contemporary tune that perfectly conveys the international feel of the movie, and slips effortlessly between western and Indian instruments. It is sung by the composer himself.
‘Banjar’ features the inimitable voice of Shubha Mudgal in a song that perfectly captures the flavour of Afghanistan where the movie is based and where it has been shot extensively on location. Add the tremendous percussion work on the song by the talented Sivamani and you have a track that is certain to rule the airwaves for some time to come.