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Indian Express
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Indian Express
Sitaare Zameen Par title song: Aamir Khan, Genelia D'Souza track will melt your heart. Watch
The makers of Sitaare Zameen Par released the title song of Aamir Khan and Genelia D'Souza's upcoming film on Thursday. In the peppy track, the actors can be seen motivating and training the specially-abled basketball team together, with a mix of fun and discipline. The video also shows heartwarming romantic moments between Aamir and Genelia, which will bring a smile on your face. The Sitaare Zameen Par title track is composed by Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy, sung by Shankar, and written by Amitabh Bhattacharya. In the song's video, the team keeps winning matches and prove that they aren't lesser than anyone. The track is refreshing, uplifting, and sets the right tone for the film, capturing the beautiful growing connection of Aamir and the children. While sharing the title song, the makers wrote, 'Zor lagaake, jaan ladhaake, bolna… #SitaareZameenPar Title track is out now! #SitaareZameenPar Song out now.' ALSO READ | Aamir Khan says he plays a 'very rude and politically incorrect' character in Sitaare Zameen Par: 'He insults everybody' Check out the song: Several fans praised the track in the comments section and expressed their excitement for the film. 'Sports anthem of the year. Good job,' a user wrote. Another fan commented, 'Classic Vibes! The OG Aamir Khan is here!' A person wrote, 'This song is giving so much positive vibes.' 'Dil jeet lia maja agayaa. Refreshing song. Sitaare hai asli ke (The song has won my heart. Real stars are here),' another comment read. One of the fans appreciated the lyrics and said, 'Hukum ke ikke. Jubaa ke pakke. Reverberate in my mind.' The song 'Sar Aankhen Pe Mere' and 'Good For Nothing' (a revamped version of Aamir Khan's 'Papa Kehte Hain' from his 1988 film Qayamat Se Qayamat), were released by the makers earlier. Alongside Aamir Khan and Genelia D'Souza, Sitaare Zameen Par introduces 10 debutant young faces – Aroush Datta, Gopi Krishna Varma, Samvit Desai, Vedant Sharma, Ayush Bhansali, Ashish Pendse, Rishi Shahani, Rishabh Jain, Naman Mishra, and Simran Mangeshkar. Directed by R. S. Prasanna, the movie is a spiritual sequel of Aamir's 2007 hit film Taare Zameen Par. Produced by Aamir Khan Productions, it is set to hit theatres on June 20.
Glasgow Times
21-05-2025
- Sport
- Glasgow Times
Classic target still up for discussion with Falakeyah
The filly, owned and bred by Shadwell, is by New Bay and out of a dam called Alaflaak, herself a half-sister to the stud's brilliant broodmare Aghareed – producer of two top-class horses in both Baaeed and Hukum. Her debut came in a Wolverhampton maiden in November and resulted in a straightforward five-and-a-half-length victory, and this term she began her campaign with an even more impressive performance to land the Pretty Polly Stakes at Newmarket in good style. In third behind her was Ed Walker's Qilin Queen, who won the Childwickbury Stud Fillies' Trial Stakes at Newbury at the weekend and is Oaks-bound as a result. Falakeyah is also pencilled in for an Oaks, but whether that be the mile-and-a-half English version or the shorter trip of the French equivalent at Chantilly remains to be seen. 'Both the Oaks, French and English, are still under consideration,' said trainer Owen Burrows. 'We decided against supplementing her for the Irish Guineas, but she's come out of the race well and we're really pleased with her. 'Angus (Gold, of Shadwell) and Richard (Hills, also of Shadwell) came down last Saturday and watched her do a routine piece of work, we've all been happy with her. 'Interestingly the form was franked on Saturday by Qilin Queen as well which is always good to see. 'She's obviously a very exciting filly and we just want to make sure we get it right with her. 'Whether it's the English or French Oaks is up for discussion, one's on the sixth of June and one is the 15th, so we've a couple of weeks still to decide. 'We're still discussing whether we think a mile and a half will be too far at this stage, but we've touched on the fact there is only one chance to run in the Oaks. 'Jim (Crowley) will probably have another sit on her, I'm hoping there might be a bit of rain about so we can do a bit of work, see how she is and go from there.' Despite her participation not being certain, Falakeyah is fairly prominent in the market at this stage along with 1000 Guineas heroine Desert Flower and the Cheshire Oaks winner Minnie Hauk. The latter is trained by Aidan O'Brien, who also has Giselle, Whirl, Lake Victoria, January and Island Hopping on the possibles list. Guineas fourth Elwateen, owned by Shadwell and trained by Saeed bin Suroor, will need supplementing if she is to head to Epsom over the Coronation Stakes.
Rhyl Journal
21-05-2025
- Sport
- Rhyl Journal
Classic target still up for discussion with Falakeyah
The filly, owned and bred by Shadwell, is by New Bay and out of a dam called Alaflaak, herself a half-sister to the stud's brilliant broodmare Aghareed – producer of two top-class horses in both Baaeed and Hukum. Her debut came in a Wolverhampton maiden in November and resulted in a straightforward five-and-a-half-length victory, and this term she began her campaign with an even more impressive performance to land the Pretty Polly Stakes at Newmarket in good style. In third behind her was Ed Walker's Qilin Queen, who won the Childwickbury Stud Fillies' Trial Stakes at Newbury at the weekend and is Oaks-bound as a result. Falakeyah is also pencilled in for an Oaks, but whether that be the mile-and-a-half English version or the shorter trip of the French equivalent at Chantilly remains to be seen. 'Both the Oaks, French and English, are still under consideration,' said trainer Owen Burrows. 'We decided against supplementing her for the Irish Guineas, but she's come out of the race well and we're really pleased with her. 'Angus (Gold, of Shadwell) and Richard (Hills, also of Shadwell) came down last Saturday and watched her do a routine piece of work, we've all been happy with her. 'Interestingly the form was franked on Saturday by Qilin Queen as well which is always good to see. 'She's obviously a very exciting filly and we just want to make sure we get it right with her. 'Whether it's the English or French Oaks is up for discussion, one's on the sixth of June and one is the 15th, so we've a couple of weeks still to decide. 'We're still discussing whether we think a mile and a half will be too far at this stage, but we've touched on the fact there is only one chance to run in the Oaks. 'Jim (Crowley) will probably have another sit on her, I'm hoping there might be a bit of rain about so we can do a bit of work, see how she is and go from there.' Despite her participation not being certain, Falakeyah is fairly prominent in the market at this stage along with 1000 Guineas heroine Desert Flower and the Cheshire Oaks winner Minnie Hauk. The latter is trained by Aidan O'Brien, who also has Giselle, Whirl, Lake Victoria, January and Island Hopping on the possibles list. Guineas fourth Elwateen, owned by Shadwell and trained by Saeed bin Suroor, will need supplementing if she is to head to Epsom over the Coronation Stakes.
North Wales Chronicle
21-05-2025
- Sport
- North Wales Chronicle
Classic target still up for discussion with Falakeyah
The filly, owned and bred by Shadwell, is by New Bay and out of a dam called Alaflaak, herself a half-sister to the stud's brilliant broodmare Aghareed – producer of two top-class horses in both Baaeed and Hukum. Her debut came in a Wolverhampton maiden in November and resulted in a straightforward five-and-a-half-length victory, and this term she began her campaign with an even more impressive performance to land the Pretty Polly Stakes at Newmarket in good style. In third behind her was Ed Walker's Qilin Queen, who won the Childwickbury Stud Fillies' Trial Stakes at Newbury at the weekend and is Oaks-bound as a result. Falakeyah is also pencilled in for an Oaks, but whether that be the mile-and-a-half English version or the shorter trip of the French equivalent at Chantilly remains to be seen. 'Both the Oaks, French and English, are still under consideration,' said trainer Owen Burrows. 'We decided against supplementing her for the Irish Guineas, but she's come out of the race well and we're really pleased with her. 'Angus (Gold, of Shadwell) and Richard (Hills, also of Shadwell) came down last Saturday and watched her do a routine piece of work, we've all been happy with her. 'Interestingly the form was franked on Saturday by Qilin Queen as well which is always good to see. 'She's obviously a very exciting filly and we just want to make sure we get it right with her. 'Whether it's the English or French Oaks is up for discussion, one's on the sixth of June and one is the 15th, so we've a couple of weeks still to decide. 'We're still discussing whether we think a mile and a half will be too far at this stage, but we've touched on the fact there is only one chance to run in the Oaks. 'Jim (Crowley) will probably have another sit on her, I'm hoping there might be a bit of rain about so we can do a bit of work, see how she is and go from there.' Despite her participation not being certain, Falakeyah is fairly prominent in the market at this stage along with 1000 Guineas heroine Desert Flower and the Cheshire Oaks winner Minnie Hauk. The latter is trained by Aidan O'Brien, who also has Giselle, Whirl, Lake Victoria, January and Island Hopping on the possibles list. Guineas fourth Elwateen, owned by Shadwell and trained by Saeed bin Suroor, will need supplementing if she is to head to Epsom over the Coronation Stakes.
Leader Live
20-05-2025
- Sport
- Leader Live
Classic target still up for discussion with Falakeyah
The filly, owned and bred by Shadwell, is by New Bay and out of a dam called Alaflaak, herself a half-sister to the stud's brilliant broodmare Aghareed – producer of two top-class horses in both Baaeed and Hukum. Her debut came in a Wolverhampton maiden in November and resulted in a straightforward five-and-a-half-length victory, and this term she began her campaign with an even more impressive performance to land the Pretty Polly Stakes at Newmarket in good style. In third behind her was Ed Walker's Qilin Queen, who won the Childwickbury Stud Fillies' Trial Stakes at Newbury at the weekend and is Oaks-bound as a result. Falakeyah is also pencilled in for an Oaks, but whether that be the mile-and-a-half English version or the shorter trip of the French equivalent at Chantilly remains to be seen. 'Both the Oaks, French and English, are still under consideration,' said trainer Owen Burrows. 'We decided against supplementing her for the Irish Guineas, but she's come out of the race well and we're really pleased with her. 'Angus (Gold, of Shadwell) and Richard (Hills, also of Shadwell) came down last Saturday and watched her do a routine piece of work, we've all been happy with her. 'Interestingly the form was franked on Saturday by Qilin Queen as well which is always good to see. 'She's obviously a very exciting filly and we just want to make sure we get it right with her. 'Whether it's the English or French Oaks is up for discussion, one's on the sixth of June and one is the 15th, so we've a couple of weeks still to decide. 'We're still discussing whether we think a mile and a half will be too far at this stage, but we've touched on the fact there is only one chance to run in the Oaks. 'Jim (Crowley) will probably have another sit on her, I'm hoping there might be a bit of rain about so we can do a bit of work, see how she is and go from there.' Despite her participation not being certain, Falakeyah is fairly prominent in the market at this stage along with 1000 Guineas heroine Desert Flower and the Cheshire Oaks winner Minnie Hauk. The latter is trained by Aidan O'Brien, who also has Giselle, Whirl, Lake Victoria, January and Island Hopping on the possibles list. Guineas fourth Elwateen, owned by Shadwell and trained by Saeed bin Suroor, will need supplementing if she is to head to Epsom over the Coronation Stakes.
