Music Mania - Neetu Chandra
The classical song, 'Dhoom Taanaa Kaise Main Tumse Nain Milao Sajna', from the film, 'Om Shanti Om'. The song has not been shown in promos yet.
What is on your I-pod these days?
The classical song, 'Dhoom Taanaa Kaise Main Tumse Nain Milao Sajna',
from the film, 'Om Shanti Om'. The song has not been shown in promos
yet.
What kind of music do you like, and what irritates you?
I love classical music. And music never irritates. It always soothes.

I think all of them have great music. It is a little difficult to choose between these three. 'Mauja Hi Mauja', from 'Jab We Met'; 'Dhoom Taanaa', from 'Om Shanti Om'; and 'Dekho Chand Aaya', from 'Saawariya' - these are my favourites.
Name five of your all-time favourite songs.
I have quite a few, actually, and choosing five amongst them is
difficult. Anyway, here goes – 'Bade Achche Lagte Hain', 'Jhoka Hawa
Ka', 'Mann Ki Lagan', 'Waqt Ne Kiya Kya Haseen Sitam', and Marc
Anthony's 'You Sang To Me'.
And the one song that makes you dance.
I am a trained kathak dancer, so classical music makes me dance anywhere.
Do you like remixes, or do you prefer the original songs?
Original songs, of course.
Your favourite romantic song.
'Bade Achche Lagte Hain', from 'Rajnigandha'.
According to you, is today's music better than music of the past, or is it the same, or is it worse?
Much worse. Every generation has had different kinds of films, and
therefore different kinds of music, but this generation has music much
below the expected standard. Music earlier had life in it, and meaning,
but those things do not exist anymore. -(SAMPURN)
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