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Say it the musical way this Valentine
'Its only words and words are all I have....'. And perhaps saying those magical words to someone dear to one's heart and soul 'melodiously' is the trend catching up this year.
'Its only words and words are all I have....'. And perhaps saying those magical words to someone dear to one's heart and soul 'melodiously' is the trend catching up this year.
With the approaching Valentine's day, when the love besotted couples find themselves short of any appropriate gift for their valentine, then the cassettes and CDs flooding the market become their first choice.
And this time around, the options are variable. Those looking for the English songs have the best available stock in the album 'Ultimate Love'.
Another one in the queue is 'Because I love you' which has the numbers from the popular singers such as Celine Dion, Jennifer Lopez, Destiny's Child, Billy Joel, Gloria Estefan and others.
However, the market trend clearly indicates that the inclination towards the Hindi album is more among the youngsters.
'Screen Lovers', the VCD is offering the variety. It has the songs dating back to the Black and White era of the Hindi movies starting from the number 'pyar hua, ikrar hua' from 'Shri 420'. There is also the song from the classic 'Pakeezah'. It will be a negligence on our part if the most popular actor of the romantic era Rishi Kapur is left out in this race. There are songs from 'Bobby' and other movies of this romantic hero. Songs from the latest movies such as 'Bluff Master' too are available in the VCD.
The album 'Now and Forever' has 36 greatest hit love songs.
'Jiya dhadak dhadak' which has the latest songs from Kalyug, Murder etc and the albums 'Essential Romance' 'Tere liye' are also in demand. 'Essential easy' is offering the numbers from the movies of 70s and 80s era which were quite popular. Besides the others on the shelves are 'My love' and 'You are my passion'.
However, still for those looking something unique, there is an extraordinary album 'Mohabbatein--made for each other' which has the instrumental music of the all-time hit songs of Hindi movies, both olden goldies and the latest ones.
Ajay Chhabra, owner of one of the music stores in the Civil Lines area said, demand of the albums is already soaring and sales will surely rise in a few days.
