can i get some information on Indian Singer Naresh Iyer?
540114
Not so long ago, Naresh Iyer was just one among the 25,000 aspirants queuing up for Channel V's talent hunt show, Super Singer.\n\nNow, thousands are rocking to his voice, thanks to Roobaroo and Paathshala, two of the three songs from the hit movie Rang De Basanti that he has lent his voice to.\n\nThe 25-year-old from Matunga in Mumbai sang his way to the 25 final Super Singer contestants. And when he stood face to face with ace music composer A R Rahman and popular singer Adnan Sami -- the judges for the show – he had no idea that his future was about to be decided.Rahman told Naresh that there was good and bad news for him. The bad news was that he was out of the Super Singer contest. \n\nThe good news, Naresh narrates with a glitter in his eyes, was that Rahman promised to call him for a recording in Chennai.\n\nSoon after the show the young singer packed his bags and headed for Chennai, hoping to start his singing career -- a far cry from his earlier plans of becoming a chartered accountant.\n\nNaresh was not exactly a newcomer to music. He had sung in almost 500 stage shows with a theatre group called Rangaat Productions. He had also trained for two years under singers Chintamani Gore and Sushila Mani. \n\nIn fact his first stint as a playback singer was in a Tamil movie, Anbe Aaruyire. \n\nWhen he started recording for Rang De…Naresh had no clue he was singing for an Aamir Khan movie.\n\nAnd he started on the on the lilting Roobaroo at 4:30 am, after nearly 12 hours in the recording studio. But by 7 am, the song was complete. \n\n"To work with Rahman is a dream come true," Naresh says. "He is more like a friend in the studio. He is not bossy at all. I was nervous when I went to meet him for the first time but when I started working for him, I realised he was cool!"\n\nWasn't singing at that hour a strain? "If you're working for Rahman, it's no big deal if you sacrifice your sleep," is Naresh's reply.\n\n"When Rahman comes to recording studio, he does not start with work immediately," Naresh continues about the man who many believe is the father of the modern Bollywood sound. "First, he chats with you to make you comfortable. The tune is given to you, and then you rehearse. Only when you start singing, Rahman steps in [with his suggestions]. Later, you realise that the [completed] song sounds very different from what you had rehearsed!"
1043921
Go to www.bollywoodstars.com
230267
tell her about you love her more than any one in the world and she is the most precious person to you ! if you are indian then you just sung a song for her as " tu har pal ane lagi hai nazar " from sonu nigam album named as JAAN
1018763
i'm into r&b, so i'll recommend india.arie, jill scott, rihanna, black eyed peas, mary j blige, ne-yo, and jamie foxx
965012
Try these links below-\n\nhttp://www.papuyaar.com/music.php\nhttp://www.dishant.com\nhttp://www.bollyfm.net\nhttp://www.okesite.com\nhttp://www.indiaglitz.com/ \nhttp://www.indiamp3.com\nhttp://www.desiweb.net\nhttp://ww.smashits.com/index.cfm\nhttp://www.giitaayan.com/\nhttp://hfgk.8m.com/\nhttp://www.musiconnet.com/\nhttp://www.geocities.com/moonson2006/indian_pop_songs.html
80262
I love HINDI music. Try indiamp3.com
926293
why not u try \n\n\nhttp://www.songs.pk/
576349
Hai chacha,                                                              his  voice  is  fantastic, new ,trendy & special.\n          \n                       good luck.  VAVA
401191
Sami Yusuf (July 1980) is a British singer of Azeri descent. His first album, Al-Mu'allim, was released in July 2003 and attained huge success. His second album, My Ummah, which was released in 2005, comes in two versions, a musical version and one with just percussion. Yusuf's music comprises mostly of songs about Islam and being a Muslim. At present he is fast becoming a very popular figure in the Muslim world, with his harmonic voice and inspiring lyrics.\n\nHis status has taken an enhancement on the second album with the participation of the hugely successful genre-defining trio of Outlandish on the track "Try Not to Cry".\n\n[edit]\nAl-Mu'allim\nTrack listing from 2003 album:\n\nAl-Mu'allim \nWho is the Loved One? \nThe Cave of Hira \nAllahu \nThe Creator \nMeditation \nYa Mustafa \nSupplication
733903
Try these links below-\n\nhttp://www.papuyaar.com/music.php\nhttp://www.dishant.com\nhttp://www.bollyfm.net\nhttp://www.okesite.com\nhttp://www.indiamp3.com\nhttp://www.desiweb.net\nhttp://www.bollywoodmusic.com/
1105786
You can find out more about Sri Sri Ravi Shankar and Art of Living foundation through this video...\nhttp://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5510726480716775180&q=%22art+of+living%22\n\nI was in Ashram during the Silver Jubilee Celebrations in February... it was amazing!! There were so many people and so much fun!\n\nYou can subscribe to eSatsang from this following website:\nhttp://lists.esatsang.net/mailman/listinfo/esatsang\n\njgd!
383311
hey paresh ! ive herd the track 'Sutta' ! n frm the 'source' ive herd it, i gather its a common song at most north indian univs. sry but i hv no info on wer ppl get it frm (until n unless they hv copies distributed at coll. by seniors!)n yea'...it began at s'IIT in india !
1103781
Shri Mani Shankar Aiyar \n\nMinister Youth Affairs & Sports\n\nLok Sabha \n\n#### Link:-\n\nhttp://www.sarkaritel.com/com/index.htm\n\nthis will give you his profile, picture, dob address as well..\n\nbefore him it was Mr. Sunil Dutt who passed away on 25th may 2005
164610
Born December 12, 1981, Chandigarh\nCurrent age 24 years 74 days As of today
853589
Try these links below-\n\nhttp://www.papuyaar.com/music.php\nhttp://www.dishant.com\nhttp://www.bollyfm.net\nhttp://www.okesite.com\nhttp://www.indiaglitz.com/ \nhttp://www.indiamp3.com\nhttp://www.desiweb.net
690065
http://www.musicindiaonline.com
238466
Try this:\nhttp://www.artistdirect.com/nad/music/artist/listenwatch/0,,477627,00.html#artist_name