Krrish - Ending Theme

[vinthora]

BRILLIANT piece of music. This is up there with people like Hans Zimmer and John Williams.

[gamerkidXD]

Give me thrills

[midhunnrules]

dazzling...

[daniazhar811]

thanks for uploading



[missesdebbyoberoi]

EPIC MOVIE!

[keepsmileMV]

hey how can i watch dis vidio huh i want 2 watch part 1 n part 2 ncan u tell me wat is the title plz

[tezveerful]

so awesome man :D



[silversRAY]

great!!

[kaberichatterjee1]

TOTALLY EPIC! GENIUS COMPOSITION!

[imfxxz]

@kaberichatterjee1 Yep Starts from ripping off Kenny G's Havana then morphs into Halo 2's theme song.

Bollywood composers these aren't even leaving OST's of video games.

[kaberichatterjee1]

@imfxxz So what if it sounds similar to other soundtracks? You could claim ANYTHING is plagiarized if your only basis for your argument is that it sounds or looks like something else. So please, unless you have a better, stronger argument, do not send me your nonsense.

[imfxxz]

@kaberichatterjee1 Better, stronger argument over a music track ? Needn't i mention that it does not require a person to hear the songs more than once to judge if its pirated or original ?

Tard !

[kaberichatterjee1]

@imfxxz I don't think you are familiar with the proper definition of "pirated". Let me elaborate. If something is pirated, it means that a piece of work (movie, soundtrack, etc.) is being copied frame by frame (like a theater camera film) and sold by unauthorized sources. That is piracy. If a piece of music sounds like something else, it is nowhere close to piracy. In fact, there are 2 possibilities in that situation: either the composer was not aware of the other piece, or it is an inspiration.

[kaberichatterjee1]

@imfxxz I don't think you are familiar with the proper definition of "pirated". Let me elaborate. If something is pirated, it means that a piece of work (movie, soundtrack, etc.) is being copied frame by frame (like a theater camera film) and sold by unauthorized sources. That is piracy. If a piece of music sounds like something else, it is nowhere close to piracy. In fact, there are 2 possibilities in that situation: either the composer was not aware of the other piece, or it is an inspiration.

[imfxxz]

@kaberichatterjee1 A supposed linguist speaking about music...!!!

Yep you know when it gets boring ?

BTW, an unauthorized production of copyrighted material can also be referred to as piracy.

[kaberichatterjee1]

@imfxxz WTF is wrong with you? Ha! You're actually making me laugh. Copyrighted material? You fucking high dude? It would be copyright infringement if this track was the EXACT SAME THING, copied NOTE FROM NOTE, but since it's not, your argument resembles a pile of kangaroo shit. I rest my case.

(And by the way, it was you who had started this argument, not me.)

[Jagged85]

@imfxxz

Reality check: Every musician out there borrows from each other. That's how entire music genres have developed: by musicians copying sounds from each other. Imitation is how musical evolution has taken place over the years. What matters is not the individual parts, but the overall sum of the parts.

And if you think Bollywood musicians are so unoriginal, then I dare you to check out Charanjit Singh's 1982 album "Ten Ragas to a Disco Beat" and still tell us that with a straight face...

[syaorandoter123]

i loooooooooooooooooooove you Hritik. ''muah!''

[Byanca85]

Very beautiful!

[ko3r]

tysm i was looking for this!

[HopeYouLOL]

JUST IMAGINE !!!!!!

[HarabJaan]

Cool...thanks for uploading ...

-save as favourite

=D

[shakthiman]

Salim Sulaiman really ROXXX!!! Great one from them!!! AMAZING PIECE!!!

We have a lot of ppl whoz gonna ROCK BOLLYWOOD MUSIC.... The YOUNG team will be LEAD by Emerging Legend Composer Rahulraj....

[NirvanaHRfan4]

@shakthiman Rajesh Roshan is the music director na??

[Jagged85]

@NirvanaHRfan4

Rajesh Roshan produced the Hindi songs, while Salim-Suleiman composed the instrumental score, including this ending theme.