Journalism of Courage
Harry Vincent,government employee
“I recently changed my mobile ringtone from Sweet Dreams,by Marilyn Manson,which was my son’s handiwork to a much slower number by Black Sabbath called Solitude. The reason as to why I have that song as my ring tone is because firstly it incorporates a lot of slow melodic tones,and also has the fusion of a flute and a violin. Its more like the song one hears on a quiet evening,so every time my phone rings it reminds me of a quiet and peaceful time.”
Gangadhar Gyanoba Jangamwad,PRO,Pune University,
Neelabh Kumar Jha,student,
My song is aapki aankhon mein kuch from the movie Ghar. However,I have an interesting reason behind choosing the caller tune. The song being a beautiful one,has helped me avoid arguments and iron out issues. I feel caller tunes are more like your message to your caller,irrespective of your relation or him or her. And this has worked for me. I have two numbers and at times I myself listen to this song.
Jyotika Katiyal ,student
I had Aapki aankhon mein kuch as my ring tone. Apart from the fact that I like the song because it is good and melodious,I hold this song close to my heart as I had sung this song once during a college fest. I had this song for long until last Saturday,when I changed it to You are my favourite mistake by Sheryl Crow. I dont choose song by its newness,but the emotion it portrays and how close I find it to myself.
Aditi Gandhi,student
I love the evergreen hit from Golmaal Aane wala pal,jane wala hai. When people ask me what makes this song my choice as ring tone,I say- The song introduces you to the truth of life in a subtle and melodious way. And I have always liked a song that keeps you grounded to reality and make you live every moment. And this song precisely serves the purpose. I dont think age only elders like soft numbers. We youngsters too are entitled to like old numbers.
