
Techblues is honoured with the Best Blog Of The Day byBlog Of The Day Awards .Techblues won these award for Tuesday February 26, 2008.Today I got a comment on my blog conforming the award.Thank you Blog Of The Day Awards . This is the first award for Techblues and I believe this is just a beginning and there are many more to come in this wonderful journey of mine called Techblues.
I am actually coming up with a new page element called Achievements and Recognitions on techblues.
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
Techblues Wins Best Blog Of The Day Award
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Wednesday, October 3, 2007
Saawariya music review
Sanjay Leella Bansali who always had a music extravaganza in his earlier movies will not disappoint us this time around, the music was composed by Monty Sharma not a new name to the industry, he has done background score of Sanjay's earlier movies like the Devdas and black this music consists a total of 10 songs the first goes " Saawariya" i think every one had listened this as it is widely used in all the teasers of the film "fresh and young" as i call it and it has a reprise to it too which gives a contemporary look to the album next comes "maasah-allah "song which is a slow romantic number which is quite good too and then " thodde -badmash" this gives u a acute nostalgia of devdas( i mean songs of devdas). GOOD and then the " daras bina nahin chain" listening to the lyrics of the song we can say it is a sad slow song "yooh shabnami and chaabeela " are kind of a typical bollywood songs and other songs like sawar gayi , jaan-e-jaan are slow indeed and i didn't like them especially ,and people who like all slow songs would like it i guess and the song called pari is OK overall i give it 7 out of 10 for a simple reason that 7 songs are worth listening out of the 10 songs .
Techblues verdict:
7/10.
review done by :Padma Kumar
his blog : Outlandish photos.
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