Sunday, April 8, 2012

Mi Hashin Furaana Dhandhen - Complete Songs



Crystal Entertainment Presents
Fathmath Nahulas Mi Hashin Furaana DhandhenVocals :- Kuda Ibbe , Yaafiu , Ashfa ,Raafiyath , Humaidh , Samaau , Maain , Theyrava
Music :- Kuda Ibbe & Samaau
Melody :- Theyravaa , Thithi & Samaau
Lyrics :- Adam Haleem Adnaan , Mausoom Shakir & Theyrava

Track Details

1. Furathama Nazaru
Vocals :- Ibrahim Ali ( Kuda Ibbe )
Music :- Kuda Ibbe
Melody :- Mohammed Abdhul Ghanee
Lyrics :- Mohammed Abdhul Ghanee
My Tones :- 16355 - 16357

2. Iyye Dhun Huvafen
Vocals :- Mariyam Ashfa , Mohammed Abdhul Ghanee
Music :- Ibrahim Ali ( Kuda Ibbe )
Melody :- Mohammed Abdhul Ghanee
Lyrics :- Mausoom Shakir
My Tones :- 16364 - 16367

3. Mi Hashin Furaana Dhandhen
Vocals :- Ibrahim Ali ( Kuda Ibbe ) , Mariyam Ashfa , Mohammed Yafiu
Music :- Ibrahim Ali ( Kuda Ibbe )
Melody :- Mohammed Abdhul Ghanee
Lyrics :- Adam Haleem Adnaan
My Tones :- 16368 - 16371

4. Neygey Bunaakah
Vocals :- Ibrahim Ali ( Kuda Ibbe ) , Mariyam Ashfa
Music :- Ibrahim Ali ( Kuda Ibbe )
Melody :- Mohammed Abdhul Ghanee
Lyrics :- Mohammed Abdhul Ghanee
My Tones :- 16351 - 16354

5. Sihijjey Birun
Vocals :- Raafiyath Rameeza & Humaidh
Music :- Ibrahim Ali ( Kuda Ibbe )
Melody :- Ibrahim Nifaar ( Thiththi )
Lyrics :- Mausoom Shakir
My Tones :- 16372 - 16376

6. Thiya Moonah - Slow Version
Vocals :- Moosa Samaau
Music :- Moosa Samaau
Melody :- Moosa Samaau
Lyrics :- Mohammed Abdhul Ghanee
My Tones :- --------

7. Thiya Moonah
Vocals :- Moosa Samaau , Aishath Maain Rasheed
Music :- Moosa Sammau
Melody :- Moosa Samaau
Lyrics :- Mohammed Abdhul Ghanee
My Tones :- 16358 - 16363

Source: KMA

Love Story (2012) Full Album


01. Heyverikan Nethi Dhanee
Artist: Kuda Ibbe, Maain
MyTone ID: 17505, 17506

02. Inthihaa Loabivey
Artist: Theyravaa
MyTone ID: 17502, 17503, 17504

03. Mijehey Vaigaa
Artist: Mira and Shammu
MyTone ID: 17507, 17508

04. Saahibaa Ey Magey
Artist: Yafiu and Ashfa
MyTone ID: 17509, 17510

05. Vaa Loabinney
Artist: Kuda Ibbe
MyTone ID: 17511, 17512
 Source: KMA

Friday, April 6, 2012

Facts about Relationships

1.) A successful relationship is not the one which is free from any disagreement or argument but one where the people know how to patch up, forget the bitter past, have a new argument and get used to repeat this process all their life.

2.) Every relationship has some complications and every human being tries his/her best to make it further complicated.

3.) A man-woman friendship is full of twists and turns, it is just a matter of time when you realize that you are moving in a circle.

4.) A wife can never understand how happy the husband feels when someone thinks that he is actually the king of the house. Actually the people meant to say that he is a big fool to think like that. A husband can never understand how happy the wife feels when someone compliments her for getting such a sweet husband. Actually the people mean to say that the husband is indeed a fool.

5.) If your relationship has just broke up and the person involved says that you would never get a person like him/her then you should feel lucky enough and hope the saying comes true because if you don’t want him/her, then there is absolutely no reason that you would want to have someone like him/her! 

6.) After watching the parents fighting, the first thing that comes to mind of the child is ‘whom should I support?’ (Who would you cheer for?)

7.) If you cannot differentiate between love and lust, then you are dating the right person.

8.) Love is the best thing that can ever happen to a human being, it refers to love after marriage.

9.) If a relationship has to break then nothing in the world can stop it but still we humans try our best to save it.

10.) Little jealousy in a relationship is good, its nice to know that someone is afraid to lose you.

Hope you liked the above interesting facts about relationships; feel absolutely free to share your precious views, queries, inputs or experiences!

Wednesday, February 29, 2012

Illusion - Chapter 2



Vijay entered the reception venue from the gate the very moment Priya moved away from the group of Rajesh, his wife and his friends to another group of women. He was accompanied by his family i.e. his mother and sister too. Vijay’s mother was a barely educated woman and his sister was slightly elder to him and introvert in nature. After entering the reception venue Vijay started glancing here and there but Rajesh was completely attentive of him and he was well aware whom Vijay was searching for. When Rajesh stared at one his friends and gave a mysterious smile the entire group of friends too noticed Vijay and they also started smiling in the same mysterious manner. Yet, Vijay was unaware of them and he was continuing to look here and there as though searching for somebody. Just then, one of the friends standing in that group raised his hand and said loudly,

‘Here! Here! Come Here! We all are standing here!’.

Another boy from the group said sarcastically to Vijay, ‘Mr. Rajesh, the host of this function, for whom you are searching, is waiting for you here’.

Now Vijay was left with no choice to pay attention to the group and he approached Rajesh and his friends on the dais along with his mother and sister.

‘Think of the devil and the devil is there’, one from among the group said, ‘just now we were talking about you only’.

‘At least once in lifetime, please manage to reach in time’, one of them mischievously said to Vijay.

‘Why? What happened?’, Vijay could not figure out his contention and he asked.

‘My friend! Till this moment she was standing here only’, Rajesh whispered into Vijay’s ears knowing fully well of the presence of Vijay mother, while pointing at Priya.

Vijay looked in the same direction where Rajesh was pointing at and noticed Priya there. Priya too was looking at him alone and they both exchanged a sweet smile of acknowledgement. But Vijay found it little odd to immediately leave the group of his friends behind and approach her. Perhaps, she too faced the same problem since she was standing among all ladies.

‘This is my best friend Vijay’, Rajesh introduced Vijay to his wife.

‘Yes! Yes! You had introduced him in our wedding’, Rajesh’s wife said, ‘I am aware of it’.

Vijay handed-over his gift-box to Rajesh and said, ‘And this is my mother and my sister, Shalini’.

Rajesh, in turn, handed over that gift to one of his friends standing nearby and bowed before Vijay’s mother to offer his respect. Rajesh’s wife too followed him and bowed before Vijay’s mother.

‘Live a happy life together’, Vijay’s mother blessed both of them.

‘Didn’t you get your father along?’, one of them asked Vijay.

That friend asked this question and suddenly the atmosphere in that group became serious because almost all of them were aware that Vijay’s father was almost always be under the stupor of liquor and Vijay would always avoid carrying him along since he was known to be very whimsical. Similarly, he would also avoid taking his sister along because of her introvert nature. She too disliked to mingle with group of people and therefore Vijay would rarely take her anywhere along. But today Vijay had brought his sister especially for Rajesh’s wedding reception since Rajesh had insisted for it. Apart from her introvert nature there were many other reasons why Vijay would avoid taking her along which were very awkward for him to describe. Therefore, if at all anybody would insist, he would simply put up the problem of her nature as an excuse. That way, Rajesh had insisted Vijay to bring his father along and had personally invited his father too which he too had willingly accepted. But Rajesh was well aware that he would not come and Vijay too would resist him even if he expresses his desire to come. On the other hand, even Vijay found it convenient to carry his sister along, instead of bringing father, because it was one and the same to honor Rajesh’s desire. Therefore, conveniently, he had sought to bring his sister along. Finding that the entire atmosphere had become serious, Rajesh was puzzled about how to restore it back to normal. Since everybody in the group was knowing about Vijay’s father, Rajesh was aware that the one who asked such a question was either ignorant about Vijay’s father or had intentionally asked that question to put Vijay in an awkward situation.

‘Mother! Please come here to meet Vijay’s mother and sister! Were you not so keen to meet both of them’, Rajesh addressed his mother and found a good excuse to change the topic.

Rajesh’s mother came there and after the exchange of few smiles, she carried Vijay’s mother and sister to the same group of ladies where Priya was standing. Priya smiled at Vijay’s sister, Shalini, and also offered her respects to Vijay’s mother.

Contd..


Original Novel by Sunil Doiphode
English Version by Girish Katre (GirishKatre@gmail.com)

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Tuesday, February 28, 2012

Illusion - Chapter 1



Today the entire hustle-bustle of Rajesh’s wedding reception. Rajesh had intentionally selected a spot, neither at an over-crowded town centre nor too far outside the village, surrounded by the green lawn. Under the pretext of reception, all of Rajesh’s old college friends, had purposely gathered and were chatting in a group, just for the sake of nostalgia. Suddenly, through the crowd they saw Priya entering there and all the chat stopped instantly. Priya, of the college days and the one now, was appearing to be radically different. At that time she was a youthful girl on the brink of adolescence and now she was a fully-blossomed beautifully charming woman. Perhaps, none of them had ever seen so well-dressed and that is why they were sensing that striking difference. All of them were staring straight at her. Priya gave a mild smile while paying a glance at everybody and all of them too responded at her in the same manner with a mild smile of recognition.

After reaching near the group, she gave the bouquet to Rajesh to congratulate him and said, ‘Congratulations and wish you a happy married and prosperous married life’.

‘More than being happy, prosperity is important’, somebody from the group commented, and once again the group was revitalized.

Then Rajesh too took the lead to introduce his wife to Priya.

‘Priya, meet my wife, Kamal’.

‘You need not tell me what is clearly visible’, Priya funnily replied, ‘Only telling the name is sufficient’.

Everybody endorsed her remark with another stroke of laughter.

One friend, then explained, ‘That’s not the matter Priya. Telling that is also equally important. What happened once is that once during the wedding of a friend of mine, both his wife and her sister were mingling enthusiastically in the crowd and our friend did not bother to specifically introduce his wife to all of us such that throughout the wedding we were assuming his wife’s sister to be the actual wife of him’.

Once again everybody passed through a stroke of laughter.

‘Under the pretext of some other friend’s name’, somebody clipped, ‘is he telling the mischief he has committed in his own wedding reception?’ and one more thunder of laughter passed through.

‘This is my friend Priya’, Rajesh attempted to introduce Priya to his wife, ‘Myself, Priya and Vijay, we had an excellent group during our college days’.

‘How shrewd is Rajesh’, somebody seized at the opportunity, ‘in order to avoid any misunderstanding he has carefully inserted Vijay’s name in between’.

That comment sparked off another round of laughter.

After seeing Kamal feeling awkward, the same friend offered an explanation to Kamal, ‘Don’t take me seriously, I was just pulling Rajesh’s legs. It’s all in the fun’.

But, the same friend continued to say, ‘I cannot give the same guarantee about Vijay and Priya’.

Now it was Priya’s turn to blush.

‘Look at that, look at that’, another friend of them jumped at the opportunity, ‘how pinkish have her cheeks become immediately after joining her name with Vijay’.

Priya was continuing to feel blushed and she was confused how to react over this.

‘How is that Vijay has not yet arrived?’, Rajesh took the lead to change the focus of whole discussion.

‘He will definitely come, haven’t you given him the invitation or forgot it while keeping all your focus on wife?’, somebody else said.

‘Oh No! He is my best friend! Will such a thing ever happen?’, Rajesh quickly replied.

Few moments passed in peace.

‘So Rajesh? Have you made any plans for honeymoon or not?’, another friend started making fun of Rajesh by turning to change the topic under discussion.

‘Of course yes!’, Rajesh replied with meaningful gesture at his wife.

Now it was Kamal’s turn to blush.

‘What plan have you made?’, Rajesh’s friend does not seem to be in any mood to spare him.

‘Simla’, Rajesh replied.

‘Oh! Only domestic!’, I had thought you would go out of India.

‘It takes long time to reach out of India! He doesn’t have that much patience to wait!, yet another friend taunted.

Discovering that the discussion is becoming increasingly mischievous and absurd, Priya moved from there to another group of guests, by formally saying, ‘Excuse me’, under the pretext of finding somebody from the acquaintance.

contd....


Original Novel by Sunil Doiphode
English Version by Girish Katre (GirishKatre@gmail.com) 
Posted by: Admin

Saturday, January 21, 2012

Missing Person [FULL]

Episode 1: The Man in the Mask

I didn’t kill him.

I didn’t even plan to kill him. I had a gun, but I just wanted to hurt him and stop him from attacking me. I had no idea why this stranger was hitting me, and it was ticking me off.

This morning Anne Prado, one of my students at the University of Southwestern California, came to my office. She said she had a problem and she needed my help. Her sister, Sarah, was missing. We were on our way to Sarah's apartment to find her, when halfway up the front steps of the building, a man ran toward me and started punching me.

I hit the man in the ear. He screamed with pain. He was small, but a tough son-of-a-gun. I stepped back, and hit him hard in the stomach.

“Oh my God!” he moaned. I think I hurt him that time.

I knew he was in pain. I pushed him down to the ground. He fell onto the grass in front of the steps to the apartment building. Now it was my turn to take control.

I stood over him and asked, “Who are you? What do you want?” He didn’t answer. He had a ski hat on, so I couldn’t see his face.

“Just get the hell away from this apartment building! You’re not welcome here!” he said.

I grabbed him by the shirt, pushed his face into the ground, and put his arm behind his back. He yelled even louder now. I think he was finally ready to stop fighting.

“Now, who are you? Why can’t I go inside the apartment?” I was getting angry and wanted some answers. I saw a few people come out of the apartment building to see what was happening.

But the man still didn’t say a word. He lifted himself up suddenly, and pushed me away. He looked at me coldly for a second, then ran into the street.

I turned to find Anne to make sure she was okay. “Do you know who he was? Have you seen him before?” I asked.

“No, Dr. Reeves. I don’t come to my sister’s apartment very often. I don’t know who he is.”

Let me back up a minute: This morning in my office Anne had explained that two days ago, she was supposed to have lunch with her sister, Sarah Salas. When her sister didn’t come to the restaurant, Anne called Sarah’s apartment. There was no answer.

Anne went to her sister’s apartment right away and knocked on the door, but there was no one home. She called Sarah’s work. Her boss told Anne that Sarah had been missing for two days. So Anne decided to ask me to help find her sister and her sister’s husband, Bill, who was also missing.

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Saturday, November 19, 2011

LOVE HURTS


There was once this guy who is very much in love with his girl. This romantic guy folded 1,000 pieces of paper cranes as a gift to his girl.

Although, at that time he was just a small fry in his company, his future didn’t seem too bright, they were very happy together. Until one day, his girl told him she was going to Paris and will never come back. She also told him that she cannot visualize any future for the both of them, so they went their own ways there and then…

Heartbroken, the guy agreed. But when he regained his confidence, he worked hard day and night, slogging his body and mind just to make something out of himself.

Finally with all the hard work and the help of friends, this guy had set up his own company …

You never fail until you stop trying. One rainy day, while this guy was driving, he saw an elderly couple sharing an umbrella in the rain walk ing to some destination. Even with the umbrella, they were still drenched. It didn’t take him long to realize they were his girl’s parents.

With a heart in getting back at them, he drove slowly beside the couple, wanting them to spot him in his luxury sedan. He wanted them to know that he wasn’t the same any more; he had his own company, car, condo, etc. He made it! What he saw next confused him, the couple was walking towards a cemetery, and so he got out of his car and followed…and he saw his girl, a photograph of her smiling sweetly as ever at him from her tombstone and he saw his paper cranes right beside her…

Her parents saw him. He asked them why this had happened. They explained, she did not leave for France at all. She was ill with cancer. She had believed that he will make it someday, but she did not want to be his obstacle… therefore she had chosen to leave him. Just because someone doesn’t love you the way you wa nt them to, doesn’t mean they don’t love you with all they have. She had wanted her parents to put his paper cranes beside her, because, if the day comes when fate brings him to her again…he can take some of those back with him…

Once you have loved, you will always love. For what’s in your mind may escape but what’s in your heart will remain forever.

The guy just wept…The worst way to miss someone is to be sitting right beside her knowing you can’t have her, see her or be with her ever again………

Saturday, October 8, 2011

Trust lost

Sally lowered her head and looked down at her feet. She was standing before Mrs. Tan, her from teacher who had called her in for a talk. Sally tried to avoid eye contact with the teacher whom she admired yet feared. Mrs. Tan's presents questions hung heavily in the air; she wanted to know why Sally grades had taken a sudden plunge recently. Her tone, though firm had a tinge of concern. Sally could sense it and for a moment, she wanted to unlock the secret in her heart. Thinking for a while, she hesitated before hammering out in a hesitant voice, "You won't tell others, would you?" Her pleading tone drew feeling of sympathy from Mrs. Tan who promised to keep all information shared as confidential.
Sally Struggled for a while and looking up with the tears in her eyes said, "I found out that I was an adopted child salt Sunday". She continued to share how the the truth was known when her parents told her that her natural parents wanted to see her. Confident with such a peace of news, Sally had been dumbfounded . to a nine-year-old, the abrupt disclosure of a secret kept successfully for nine years had thrown her in to state of confusion. Her adopted parents had never failed to shower all their love on her but apparently Sally's parents wanted to take her back. They had engaged a lawyer to see to legal procedures. It was these uncertain feelings of her future that cause Sally to lose her concentration on school.
Even she related her story, Sally pulled at her tie unconsciously. She wanted for Mrs. Tan's response. Much to her relief, Mrs. Tan nodded, and said she understood her. Sally was then permitted to leave the room.
The next day, Sally was asked by Mrs. Tan to carry a few books to the staff room after the session. Feeling much honored to be given the task, sally carried the books and followed Mrs, Tan out the room. Somehow, Sally felt uplifted and cheerful that morning. Perhaps, she was comforted that Mrs. Tan knew her background and had not made it known to anyone else. As they turned around the corner, they meet Mrs. Sim, her musical teacher. Mrs. Sim saw sally  and stopping asked her in casual voice, "So did you managed to see your natural parents?" What a question! It seemed to shoot an arrow through Sally's heart. She was shocked. and dropped the books unconsciously to the ground. Tears of anger welled up in her eyes, as she felt betrayed by Mrs. Tan. Her confidence in Mrs. Tan was suddenly shattered and  sense of disillusionment set in.
"Let me explain, Sally", Mrs. Tan started, looking at Sally ans sensing the uncomfortable and tense moment.
"But you promised!" she cried. "I will never trust you again." With tears, Sally ran back to the classroom.

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