Nicy V.P. of IB Times called the film "one of the cutest romantic comedy flicks ever made in Malayalam." She rated the film three and half stars out of five and concluded her review saying, "100 Days of Love is a movie which will make you feel good and assure that life is not as complicated as it appears to be."[10] Sreelakshmi Manghat of Desimartini.com rated the film 4 out of 5 and said that the film is "sickly sweet and a different approach to rom-com from Mollywood". She called the film "one of the best releases of 2015" and stated that director Jenuse Mohamed is "definitely a talent to watch out for."[11] Arathy Kanan of Malayala Manorama said, "100 Days of Love is breezy and great to sit through." She also stated that the director packs up "frames replete with references from all genres of movies and music."[12] Veeyen of Nowrunning.com rated the film two out of five and said, "It takes the wine drenched words of Balan, a rain and a whole lot of thinking for Sheela to decide once and for all, as to what she truly wants from life. It takes infinitely lesser time for us to decipher what '100 Days of Love' is all about - a swoonless romance bereft of smiles or sighs."[13] Deepa Soman of The Times of India rated the film 3 out of 5 and wrote: "100 Days of Love is a stylish film that is nothing out of the ordinary. What is different is the treatment - humour and novelties - the director brings to table that is clever enough to keep us engaged till the last frame."[14] Pramod Thomas of The New Indian Express said, "It [the film] is an old wine which tastes a tad different, and thus watchable."[15] Akhila Menon of Filmibeat.com rated the film two and a half stars and described it as "a very fresh version of so-called clichéd love stories."[16] Behindwoods rated the film 3 out of 5 stars and said, "100 Days of Love is a heartwarming tale that is gentle and natural."[17]
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Haricharan Sheshadri, popularly known as Haricharan in the industry & by his fans, is an Indian playback singer, Carnatic vocalist, and musician who predominantly works in Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Hindi, Kannada, and English. Haricharan was born on 20th March 1987 in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India into a musical family. His grandfather, P.S. Ganapathy, was the organizer of “Aalapanaa”, a mic-less Carnatic concert in the 60s. Haricharan’s grandmother, Smt. Alamelu Ganapathy is a national awardee in Mathematics, and she has been in academia for more than 35 years. His father, G. Sheshadri, is an artist through All India Radio, and also a bank employee. His mother, Latha, is a librarian in P.S. Senior Secondary School. He started learning Carnatic music at the age of 7 from Smt. Sethu Mahadevan. Later, he learned music from stalwarts like K.V. Narayanaswamy, T.M. Prabhavathi, and P.S. Narayanaswamy. When he was 17, Haricharan recorded his first Tamil song for the film Kaadhal in Joshua Sridhar’s music. He even went on to record three songs in his debut movie. Haricharan’s song Unakkena Iruppen was nominated for the National Film Awards in the year 2005. This song became widely popular back then and also gave a kick-start to his singing career. Post that, he has recorded many hit numbers for various music directors across the South. Haricharan became more popular after the release of his song Thuli Thuli. For his uber talent, Haricharan has bagged several accolades as well. Some of the most popular Haricharan Telugu songs are Ay Pilla, Ninnu Chudakunda Undalekapothunnanu, Dheemthana Dheemthana, Ye Chota Nuvvuna, Ay Pilla - Bit, Manasunipatti Daaram Katti, Chiru Chiru, Nee Choopule, Andhamaina Chandhamaama, and many more. While some people love listening to top Haricharan Telugu songs, some cannot miss out on the best Haricharan Tamil songs like Azhagiye, Thuli Thuli, Nillayo, Pookkalae Sattru Oyivedungal, Manamengum Maaya Oonjal, Arabu Naadu, and the list goes on. Download and listen to all-time hit Haricharan MP3 songs in high quality on Gaana.com.
Gil Sans\u00F3n: Song, the limits of song, getting close to song, hovering around the idea of song, being in and out of song, hearing a sound that reminds you of a song, imagining a song without delivering one, playing around the signifiers associated with song, messing around with the tenets of being in a rock band, levelling the field between instruments and everything that\u2019s not an instrument. I sense all of this when I listen to this record by the three-piece Maths Balance Volumes. The title clearly implies the memento mori theme that we find in most of the tracks of the album, emphasized by a delivery that\u2019s both proudly indie rock and indebted to the blues, without any purist ethos regarding the form but clearly intent on keeping all the emotional resonances available. The transient nature of the human experience finds expression in everything from the microphone hum, the mid range and the lo-fi ethos of the recording, but the weight of the songs themselves is enough to convey the message. It\u2019s a good call, and one that keeps the music away from the formalism of most blues based investigations of recent years; the feeling of arte povera fits the music like a glove and heightens the impact of the music. 2ff7e9595c
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