Arya's music fails to impress
35944
Manisharma's music is youth oriented but Pa Vijay's lyrics spoil the show.
586156
Ninade Nenapu is a mediocre film except for a couple of catchy songs.
560453
Dasarath's new film is a predictable one.
624739
The new Alfie is a dull, shallow, and uninspired effort
82738
Shaad Ali's new film is a moronic, overbaked effort.
636348
While we were not watching, item songs just got cooler. Forget Kareena Kapoor doing her swish-and-swirl in Don
72593
Rajpal Yadav acts well, but the film doesn't impress.
572945
The film is nothing like its Telugu original.
98044
Interesting music does not tell us to be good or bad. It asks only to be admired. Getting great music and simple faith together happens, but with difficulty.
431268
Rathnaja fails to recreate the magic of Nenapirali in his second directorial venture. Prem looks cute in songs and has worked hard for his role. Hamsalekha delivers good songs, but the film drags forever.
661116
Pankaj Parasher's detective drama fails to match the original's charm.
326547
The Tamil film makes no sense at all.
239158
There is nothing stimulating about this album.
740086
Ramesh Arvind and Jaggest entertain, but the second half is a waste.
260565
The music of director Saran's new film sounds good.
174358
Ram Gopal Varma Ki Aag fails to live up to the original.
94871
Last week was another miserable one for music sales, but with one modest highlight: The indie-heavy âJunoâ movie soundtrack rose one spot to the top of the Billboard chart, becoming the first album in Rhino Recordsâ three-decade history to reach No. 1. After the announcement of four Oscar nominations for âJuno,â including best picture, the soundtrack sold 65,000 copies, according to Nielsen SoundScan, bumping Alicia Keysâs âAs I Amâ (J), which moved 60,000, to No. 2. In the fourth straight week of very low sales, Natasha Bedingfield opened at No. 3 with 50,000 copies of âPocketful of Sunshineâ (Epic), Mary J. Bligeâs âGrowing Painsâ (Geffen) sold 45,000 to reach No. 4, and Radiohead dropped one spot to No. 5 with âIn Rainbowsâ (ATO), moving 35,000. Cat Powerâs new âJukeboxâ (Matador) reached No. 12 with 29,000 copies sold.