Madras Cafe (2013) Movie Stills
Starring:- John Abraham, Ayushmann Khurrana, Rashi Khanna, Sheetal Malhar, Leena Maria.
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Madras Cafe Movie Stills | Wallpapers | Photos
Madras Cafe (2013) Movie Stills
Starring:- John Abraham, Ayushmann Khurrana, Rashi Khanna, Sheetal Malhar, Leena Maria.
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Madras Cafe (2013) Movie Stills
Starring:- John Abraham, Ayushmann Khurrana, Rashi Khanna, Sheetal Malhar, Leena Maria.
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']]}Madras Cafe 2013 Movie Review
Music: Shantanu MoitraLyrics: Ali Hayat Rizvi, Manoj Tapadia, Zeb
Singers: Papon and Zeb
With light-hearted melodies in films like Parineeta and the Munnabhai series, composer Shantanu Moitra has found his niche – a pleasant mix of original and inspired music. And for good reason or bad, his latest work comes from the same mould.
Directed by Shoojit Sircar, Madras Cafe showcases a RAW agent who’s been asked to be a part of a covert operation that has arisen from political unrest. Unlike his last outing – Shootout At Wadala – John Abraham will be a law-protector in a war-based film that also stars Nargis Fakhri and Rashi Khanna. Musically speaking, the film pairs Moitra with lyricist Ali Hayat Rizvi on a soundtrack comprising five originals, one remix and one theme tune.
Sun le re – the opening track establishes the seriousness of the album with a guitar-based arrangement that has a soothing effect. Rizvi’s thought-provoking lyrics capture the mood of the film effortlessly, as Angaraag Mahanta, popularly known in the music world as Papon (who sang Kyun na hum tum from Barfi!) is at his usual best, even though the song doesn’t have anything exceptional to offer. But the most interesting part comes in on the remix, with its pepped-up electronic arrangement.
With the second track Ajnabee, Moitra gets back to familiar territory, sounding comfortably close to his own classical-based composition Piyu bole (Parineeta). Zeb’s vocals in a soft romantic number blend perfectly with the strum of the guitar and make for good listening.
Moitra has been credited for bringing back the piano to Bollywood songs with his hit songs and in Khud se he does it again, adding a classical tadka. Papon’s effortless crooning justifies a man’s angst and the fight within himself.
There’s nothing to complain about with Madras Cafe, Conspiracy theme and Entry to Jaffna, but we need to see how these tracks are actually implemented onscreen into the story. Melody is Shantanu Moitra’s strong point, but Madras Cafe is not really his best work, even though he works hard to capture the ‘serious’ ambience of the film.
This one is worth a listen, but better in the context of the story as it unfolds onscreen!
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']]}Madras Cafe 2013 Movie Review
Music: Shantanu MoitraLyrics: Ali Hayat Rizvi, Manoj Tapadia, Zeb
Singers: Papon and Zeb
With light-hearted melodies in films like Parineeta and the Munnabhai series, composer Shantanu Moitra has found his niche – a pleasant mix of original and inspired music. And for good reason or bad, his latest work comes from the same mould.
Directed by Shoojit Sircar, Madras Cafe showcases a RAW agent who’s been asked to be a part of a covert operation that has arisen from political unrest. Unlike his last outing – Shootout At Wadala – John Abraham will be a law-protector in a war-based film that also stars Nargis Fakhri and Rashi Khanna. Musically speaking, the film pairs Moitra with lyricist Ali Hayat Rizvi on a soundtrack comprising five originals, one remix and one theme tune.
Sun le re – the opening track establishes the seriousness of the album with a guitar-based arrangement that has a soothing effect. Rizvi’s thought-provoking lyrics capture the mood of the film effortlessly, as Angaraag Mahanta, popularly known in the music world as Papon (who sang Kyun na hum tum from Barfi!) is at his usual best, even though the song doesn’t have anything exceptional to offer. But the most interesting part comes in on the remix, with its pepped-up electronic arrangement.
With the second track Ajnabee, Moitra gets back to familiar territory, sounding comfortably close to his own classical-based composition Piyu bole (Parineeta). Zeb’s vocals in a soft romantic number blend perfectly with the strum of the guitar and make for good listening.
Moitra has been credited for bringing back the piano to Bollywood songs with his hit songs and in Khud se he does it again, adding a classical tadka. Papon’s effortless crooning justifies a man’s angst and the fight within himself.
There’s nothing to complain about with Madras Cafe, Conspiracy theme and Entry to Jaffna, but we need to see how these tracks are actually implemented onscreen into the story. Melody is Shantanu Moitra’s strong point, but Madras Cafe is not really his best work, even though he works hard to capture the ‘serious’ ambience of the film.
This one is worth a listen, but better in the context of the story as it unfolds onscreen!
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']]}Madras Cafe 2013 Movie Review
Music: Shantanu MoitraLyrics: Ali Hayat Rizvi, Manoj Tapadia, Zeb
Singers: Papon and Zeb
With light-hearted melodies in films like Parineeta and the Munnabhai series, composer Shantanu Moitra has found his niche – a pleasant mix of original and inspired music. And for good reason or bad, his latest work comes from the same mould.
Directed by Shoojit Sircar, Madras Cafe showcases a RAW agent who’s been asked to be a part of a covert operation that has arisen from political unrest. Unlike his last outing – Shootout At Wadala – John Abraham will be a law-protector in a war-based film that also stars Nargis Fakhri and Rashi Khanna. Musically speaking, the film pairs Moitra with lyricist Ali Hayat Rizvi on a soundtrack comprising five originals, one remix and one theme tune.
Sun le re – the opening track establishes the seriousness of the album with a guitar-based arrangement that has a soothing effect. Rizvi’s thought-provoking lyrics capture the mood of the film effortlessly, as Angaraag Mahanta, popularly known in the music world as Papon (who sang Kyun na hum tum from Barfi!) is at his usual best, even though the song doesn’t have anything exceptional to offer. But the most interesting part comes in on the remix, with its pepped-up electronic arrangement.
With the second track Ajnabee, Moitra gets back to familiar territory, sounding comfortably close to his own classical-based composition Piyu bole (Parineeta). Zeb’s vocals in a soft romantic number blend perfectly with the strum of the guitar and make for good listening.
Moitra has been credited for bringing back the piano to Bollywood songs with his hit songs and in Khud se he does it again, adding a classical tadka. Papon’s effortless crooning justifies a man’s angst and the fight within himself.
There’s nothing to complain about with Madras Cafe, Conspiracy theme and Entry to Jaffna, but we need to see how these tracks are actually implemented onscreen into the story. Melody is Shantanu Moitra’s strong point, but Madras Cafe is not really his best work, even though he works hard to capture the ‘serious’ ambience of the film.
This one is worth a listen, but better in the context of the story as it unfolds onscreen!
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']]}Ajnabi Video – Madras Cafe (2013)
Ajnabi has a thoroughly endearing tune with beautiful voice of Zeb’s while complementing her with a minimal unplugged background from movie Madras Cafe featuring John Abraham, Nargis Fakhri in lead roles. The lyrics are penned by Bilal Sami and music is composed by Shantanu Moitra.
Song: AJNABIMovie: MADRAS CAFE
Singer: ZEBUNISSA BANGASH
Lyrics: BILAL SAMI
Music: SHANTANU MOITRA
Music Label: T-Series
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']]}Ajnabi Video – Madras Cafe (2013)
Ajnabi has a thoroughly endearing tune with beautiful voice of Zeb’s while complementing her with a minimal unplugged background from movie Madras Cafe featuring John Abraham, Nargis Fakhri in lead roles. The lyrics are penned by Bilal Sami and music is composed by Shantanu Moitra.
Song: AJNABIMovie: MADRAS CAFE
Singer: ZEBUNISSA BANGASH
Lyrics: BILAL SAMI
Music: SHANTANU MOITRA
Music Label: T-Series
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']]}Sun Le Re Video – Madras Cafe (2013)
Here is the first soundtrack of John Abraham, Nargis Fakhri starrer movie Madras Cafe directed by Shoojit Sircar. The song is in voice of wonderful singer Papon. The music is composed by Shantanu Moitra while lyrics are penned by Ali Hayat.
Song: Sun Le ReSinger: Papon
Music: Shantanu Moitra
Lyrics: Ali Haya
Music Label: T-Series
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']]}Sun Le Re Video – Madras Cafe (2013)
Here is the first soundtrack of John Abraham, Nargis Fakhri starrer movie Madras Cafe directed by Shoojit Sircar. The song is in voice of wonderful singer Papon. The music is composed by Shantanu Moitra while lyrics are penned by Ali Hayat.
Song: Sun Le ReSinger: Papon
Music: Shantanu Moitra
Lyrics: Ali Haya
Music Label: T-Series
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']]}Madras Cafe (2013) Official Theatrical Trailer
Here we present to you the most awaited OFFICIAL full trailer of the movie Madras Cafe starring John Abraham, Nargis Fakhri and Siddhartha Basu.
Directed By: Shoojit Sircar
Produced By: Viacom 18 Motion Pictures, JA Entertainment, Rising Sun Films
Music By: Shantanu Moitra
{[['']]}
']]}Madras Cafe (2013) Official Theatrical Trailer
Here we present to you the most awaited OFFICIAL full trailer of the movie Madras Cafe starring John Abraham, Nargis Fakhri and Siddhartha Basu.
Directed By: Shoojit Sircar
Produced By: Viacom 18 Motion Pictures, JA Entertainment, Rising Sun Films
Music By: Shantanu Moitra
{[['']]}
']]}Madras Cafe (2013) Official Theatrical Trailer
Here we present to you the most awaited OFFICIAL full trailer of the movie Madras Cafe starring John Abraham, Nargis Fakhri and Siddhartha Basu.
Directed By: Shoojit Sircar
Produced By: Viacom 18 Motion Pictures, JA Entertainment, Rising Sun Films
Music By: Shantanu Moitra
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']]}Madras Cafe (2013) Hindi Movie First Look | Poster
Madras Cafe (2013)First Look -
Starring John Abraham and Nargis Fakhri
Starring John Abraham and Nargis Fakhri
Movie Releasing On 23th August
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']]}Madras Cafe (2013) Hindi Movie First Look | Poster
Madras Cafe (2013)First Look -
Starring John Abraham and Nargis Fakhri
Starring John Abraham and Nargis Fakhri
Movie Releasing On 23th August
{[['']]}
']]}Madras Cafe (2013) Hindi Movie First Look | Poster
Madras Cafe (2013)First Look -
Starring John Abraham and Nargis Fakhri
Starring John Abraham and Nargis Fakhri
Movie Releasing On 23th August
{[['']]}
']]}Madras Cafe (2013) Official Theatrical Trailer
Here we present to you the most awaited OFFICIAL full trailer of the movie Madras Cafe starring John Abraham, Nargis Fakhri and Siddhartha Basu.
Directed By: Shoojit Sircar
Produced By: Viacom 18 Motion Pictures, JA Entertainment, Rising Sun Films
Music By: Shantanu Moitra
{[['']]}
']]}Madras Cafe (2013) Hindi Movie First Look | Poster
Madras Cafe (2013)First Look -
Starring John Abraham and Nargis Fakhri
Starring John Abraham and Nargis Fakhri
Movie Releasing On 23th August
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