Composer, Pritam, made sure that there was an interesting rhythm to the song, along with gripping lyrics. Re Sultan‘ from Sultan is picturised on Sultan Ali Khan (Salman Khan), working hard to regain his strength.

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This place should really have gone to Dave Rudder's anthem Rally Round The West Indies, but then you'd miss the sight of Sir Allen Stanford, Sir Gary Sobers and Sir Viv Richards other having a dance-off at 37 seconds in. 10) The Commentators – N-n-n-n Nineteen Not Out Commenting on ‘Ziddi Dil’ in 2014, Kasmin Fernandes from The Times of India wrote about the inspiring musical combination: Blue-chip composers Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy have been behind some memorable numbers for years. ‘Soorma’one again proved that they have not lost their indefatigable shine. Milkha steals to survive in refugee camps. He is left heartbroken when Biro (Sonam K. Ahuja), the girl he loves, marries someone else.

Their only hit to peak at number 100 of the ARIA Chart “Can’t Bowl, Can’t Throw” a hilarious take on the Scott Muller/Shane Warne/Joe the cameraman incident of 1999. Good old Frank Turner, you can always rely on him to save the day. It seems incredible to me that more songwriters haven't used tennis as a metaphor for relationships (given the obvious pun on the word 'love'). Perhaps it's too obvious. Frank doesn't take the obvious path here though - he's much cleverer than that. Instead, this is a song about staring down "the barrel of (his) fourth decade" and being afraid that life's slipping away from him. As with many of Frank's songs, it's also about not giving up. Maybe that's why he remains one of my absolute favourite contemporary songwriters. I feel every word he writes... He even led the celebrations at Lord’s in 1950 when West Indies first won on British soil – the inspiration for Victory Calypso by Lord Beginner, another to arrive on the Windrush – and after returning to Trinidad in 1962 established a calypso tent that for three decades turned out some of the all-time greats. The song also features Maksood, aka Ghode (Aditya Lakhia) and Ghanshyam, who is familiar as Ghanshu (Deven Bhojani). As it's the Wimbledon final this weekend, I thought I'd have a go at a TopTen Songs About Tennis. I had a great Number One in mind, but was surprised by how difficult it proved to scrape together the rest of them. I had to go pretty obscure in places, but sometimes that's a nice change of pace from beingoverwhelmed by choice (as I often am when I think of a subject these days). Still, I can't believe there aren't more songs about tennis. Perhaps you know some that I couldn't think of...?The song keeps its Indian feel intact. Aided by an elaborate orchestra, it blazes on and promises to keep the flag flying high.” The film also had other compelling numbers, but ‘Yahan Ke Hum Sikandar’ stands out from a sporting perspective. The song is used in the first episode of The Mighty Boosh, "Killeroo". It is danced to by Rich Fulcher's character, Bob Fossil. In 2002, AR Rahman unsurprisingly won the ‘Best Music Director’ Filmfare Award for his work in Lagaan.