its anuradha 😉 and its only song of anrudha with ar rehman 😊 you can also go through the music review of the film"The best song of the album come towards the end. Sonu Nigam lifts Kismat Se Tum Humko Mile to amazing heights, sounding very reminiscent of Mohd. Rafi in a semi-classical number of the 60s or 70s. Anuradha Paudwal provides able and equally competent support - and Rahman combines conventional Indian instruments with his inimicable style to come up a truly remarkable composition for a soft, slow and romantic number. Poetic line, my guess by Majrooh, contribute as much to the brilliance of this song."
Originally posted by: Rekha_ji
1997 = TIPS dub Alka's songs with Anuradha's voice (she was dating the CEO)
2017 = TIPS creator's grand-daughter Tulsi Kumar is on their latest album with her weak ass voice. Gulabi 2.0 on the Noor soundtrack.Some things never change.
Originally posted by: Rekha_ji
1997 = TIPS dub Alka's songs with Anuradha's voice (she was dating the CEO)
2017 = TIPS creator's grand-daughter Tulsi Kumar is on their latest album with her weak ass voice. Gulabi 2.0 on the Noor soundtrack.Some things never change.
Originally posted by: Rekha_ji
- "Kismat Se Tum" from Pukar is one of my favourite songs of all-time, it's always synced to my iPhone 😳 I even watched bits of Pukar earlier today and saw the video again. It is Anuradha not Kavita on the track. Anuradha sounds angelic on the record, absolutely magical. But I also think Alka would have nailed it. Alka definitely has the range Anu does. But I can't imagine Anuradha doing justice to a "Choli Ke Peeche" or "Taal Se Taal" or "Tu Muskura". There is a reason why Anuradha couldn't last past the mid-90s. Alka did a few cheesy songs in the 80s, showed her versatility in the 90s with romantic numbers and all kinds of fast-paced and mid-tempo's. She's the only one from that era who successfully transitioned into the 2000s. Don't get it twisted.
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