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Aap Ka Suroor, Guru nominated for Bollywood music awards

New York (PTI): Bollywood Singer-Composer Himesh Reshamiya's acting debut 'Aap Ka Suroor' has been nominated for three categories for Bollywood Music awards along sides the likes of A R Rehman's Guru.

Reshamiya will compete with A R Rehman (Guru), Shankar Ehsaan Loy (Kabhi Alvida na Kehna), Pritam (Dhoom 2) and Jatin Lalit (Fanaa) for the award of Best Music Director, CEO of Bollywood Awards Kamal Dandona announced on Wednesday.

The nominations have been based on the preference expressed by Non Resident Indians in a poll conducted over last several weeks.

'Guru' and 'Aap Ka Suroor' have been nominated in three categories and 'Kabhi Alvida Na Kehna', 'Dhoom 2', 'Omkara', and Don has been nominated for two categories each for Bollywood music awards which will be presented on November 17 at a glittering star-studded ceremony at Trump Taj Mahal Casino in Atlantic City in New Jersey, he said.

Competing for the best male singers will be Himesh Reshammiya (Yeh Tera Mera Milna-Aap Ka Suroor), Sukhvider Singh (Omkar-Omkara), Sukhbir (Dil Laga-Dhoom 2), Shaan (Main Hoon Don-Don) and Sonu Nigam (Kabhi Alvida Na Kehna-Kabhi Alvida Na Kehna).

Alisha Chinoy (Its Rocking- Kya Love Story Hai), Sunidhi Chauhan (Beedi-Omkara), Shreya Ghosal (Barso Re Megha -Guru), Chinmayee Keerthi (Maya Maya-Guru) and Alka Yagnik (Salaam-Umrao Jaan) have been nominated for best female singer.

For best song, Sunidhi Chauhan-(Dhoom Machale-Dhoom 2), Himesh Reshmiya (Joot Nahi Bolna-Aap Ka Suroor), Alisha Chinoy (Its Rocking- Kya Love Story Hai), Shaan (Main Hoon-Don) and Keerthi Chunmayee (Maya Maya-Guru) will compete.


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