Pyar Do Pyar Lo - Jaanbaaz

Epitome of a cult song.. I HAD to attempt it. To me its just a sensuous revelation of that decade.. Beautiful composition.

Comments

Akshay said…
I have been listening to all your songs here and I love'em.....but my fav ones are :

1. Ek Radha Ek Meera
2. Aaiye Meherbaan: I do wonder, how it would sound without the flu though....

You didn't post for a while, but I am glad you came back with four songs.
8:43 AM
Vidya Venkat said…
Thanks Akshay. I plan to keep posting more. I was in a dormant/slacking phase for a bit :)
2:48 PM
Unknown said…
awesome..

waiting for more...
7:36 AM
Jo said…
Vidya, you have an awesome voice and your voice itself has all the necessary modulations. I am just wondering how it would sound if you had added a little reverb and echo etc to your vocals, it would be more good than the original. :-)

PS: I maintain a blog (http://audioindia.blogspot.com) where I track of all the new music posts in the music blogs. So if you can send me an email update with a link whenever you update your music blog, that will help a lot. Thanks.
10:06 AM
Deblina M. said…
Very well sung !

Hope u post more songs soon
9:27 PM
ZEG Consultants said…
I share Jo's sentiments! Adding some digital processing to your voice would make it even more amazing!

I liked your rendition even though this song was not as much of my favorite from Jaanbaaz as some other ones.
2:10 PM
Unknown said…
Great rendition BUT (I have to be the critic right?) where is the JOSH? - For a cult song - With you great voice and the ease with which you sing put the Enthu in girl - The Enthu!!!
Got to feel the words and the Cultness
9:02 AM
George said…
Vidya,
Very well sung. I really enjoyed this cover. I did feel that the mix did not do justice to your voice as it was not projected well. I would be happy to help you on this. Just mail me your vocals and karaoke track separately (gkuruvilla@gmail.com).

Great job overall!

- "George":http://blog.gksden.org
2:17 PM
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