By:
Joginder
Tuteja,
IndiaFM
Friday,
July
14,
2006
Rank
Last
week
Film
Plusses
Minuses
1
1
KANK
Now
is
the
time
for
the
album
sales
to
shoot
further
with
the
premier
of
'Where's
The
Party
Tonight'.
A
lot
rests
on
this
track
that
is
expected
to
consolidate
on
the
super
success
of
'Mitwa'!
With
great
power
comes
great
expectation!
The
same
holds
good
for
the
music
of
KANK
that
is
been
seen
with
a
hawk's
eye
ever
since
it
enjoyed
a
world
premier.
No
wonder
the
makers
would
be
nervous
to
see
the
audience
reactions
to
their
'item-song'
'Where's
Is
The
Party
Tonight'!
2
2
Fanaa
The
song
VCD
of
the
film
is
out
which
means
that
the
album
would
continue
to
be
in
news
till
the
time
another
biggie
from
YRF
arrives
Would
the
music
VCD
at
the
least
would
be
publicized
better
than
the
audio
CD?
3
3
Gangster
Though
Bhatts,
Hashmi
and
HMV
have
always
enjoyed
each
other's
company
while
delivering
hits
after
hits,
the
man
who
has
benefited
most
by
the
super
success
of
the
album
is
Pritam!
One
of
the
most
in-demand
composers
today,
he
is
being
signed
on
by
makers
like
Milan
Luthria
for
'Hat-trick'
amongst
others!
With
the
album
meeting
with
a
global
success,
there
are
hardly
any
minuses
that
one
can
cite
for
'Gangster'
4
44
Krrish
'Krrish'
survives
the
scare
from
the
release
of
the
new
albums;
and
that
too
by
a
big
margin
as
Rajesh
Roshan
melodies
continue
to
sell
well,
especially
after
the
super
success
of
the
film
Lukewarm
choreography
5
New
Omkara
The
album
supports
itself
on
two
pillars
-
'Beedi'
and
title
song
'Omkara'.
Incidentally
it's
the
rustic
flavor
of
both
the
songs
that
has
enabled
the
album
to
straight
away
debut
at
No.
5.
Impressive!
Beyond
the
'two
pillars',
remaining
songs
are
situational
and
are
meant
for
a
fixed
set
of
class
oriented
audience
6
5
PKSE
For
the
first
time
since
its
entry,
the
album
has
slid
down
by
a
place.
Still
the
sales
are
remarkable
and
it's
a
matter
of
time
before
the
album
marches
up
back
in
the
Top-5.
A
surprise
winner
of
the
season,
PKSE
is
a
sweet
success
for
PNC
and
Pritam
after
a
disheartening
outing
in
'Ankahee'
Mainly
targeted
at
young
crowds
7
6
Ahista
Ahista
One
of
the
best
albums
of
the
first
half
of
2006,
'Ahista
Ahista'
is
surprisingly
hanging
around
towards
the
bottom
of
the
charts.
There
are
hopes
though
that
the
sales
will
zoom
after
the
film's
release
since
the
look
of
'Ahista
Ahista'
with
new
pairing
of
Abhay-Soha
looks
interesting!
None.
It
is
the
best
that
Reshammiya
fans
could
have
wanted.
This
is
why
one
is
surprised
why
the
album
is
still
not
at
the
top!
8
7
One
and
Only
Himesh
Another
set
of
best
songs
that
Reshammiya
fans
could
have
ever
wanted.
ABA,
Aksar,
Aap
Ka
Surroor,
Ahista
Ahista,
HDKG,
PHP,
TDH
and
CCK
-
it
has
just
about
every
hit
song
from
these
films
None
9
10
Golmaal
The
album
hangs
on
at
the
bottom
though
the
film
releases
today.
The
music,
inspite
of
being
good,
hasn't
really
grown
so
far.
The
fate
of
the
film
should
now
decide
the
course
of
the
album
sales
Since
there
hasn't
been
much
gap
between
the
album
and
the
movie
release,
if
the
film
turns
out
to
be
a
turkey
[that
doesn't
seem
to
be
a
possibility
though],
the
album
would
go
with
it
and
hence
a
good
soundtrack
would
be
lost
10
New
The
Killer
Finally!
After
being
on
the
stands
for
more
than
3
weeks,
'The
Killer'
has
finally
found
a
place
for
itself
in
the
charts.
Arriving
at
a
snail's
pace,
this
Sajid-Wajid
score
has
at
least
two
good
numbers
-
'Teri
Yaadon
Mein',
'O
Sanam'!
Remaining
numbers
are
ordinary.
Credit
to
the
choreographers/directors
for
a
lavish
look
and
stylish
presentation
that
has
made
even
the
most
ordinary
number
look
good
on
screen
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