Vignesh . Two points to remember and memorize. 1) Its A R Rahman and not Raghuman or Hanuman. 2) You do not own the tamil language.
On Sat, Jun 14, 2008 at 1:12 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > dear friend why throw stones in mud. i grieve abot me havng done same. > few fans r true 2 non-divisions. wen raguman start give rocking music 2 > tamil films i vl take him on my head & c poi-fans njoy raguman nos. in > spontaneity. vic > > > > > > > > > > --- On *Fri, 6/13/08, Shah Navas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>* wrote: > > From: Shah Navas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: Re: [arr] A.R.Rahman Unpopulared Movie Names > To: [email protected] > Date: Friday, June 13, 2008, 5:32 PM > > Rawat, > > Is this you? I am a big fan of Gulzar, Javed, Vaali and Vairamuthu. And I > don't call anybody as Sir, even Rahman. From when did you start hanging on > such petty things? > > Like Kalimuthu (No, he is not a realtive of Vairamuthu) said its > preposterous to even compare lyricists and musicians. If you do so, your > idea of a language is limited then. > > Tamil is from the family of Dravidian languages, while hindi is from > Indo-Aryan. Even the basic grammar structure varies significantly. > > The same is true with music. Music is beyond language, Language by itself > is not and cannot. Is it tough for you to accept that there are good > lyricists outside bollywood? > > Your idea of Vairamuthu learning 200 hindi words to pen a original Hindi > song to show his glimpse of greatness is laughable at best. Do you think you > can compose a meaningful song if you know 200 words in a language you never > knew? What's your point. I feel you are just trying to cover your position. > Not an intelligent discussion. > > The literary contribution of Vairamuthu is immense. Infact, his greater > works lies there. Ridiculing some of his translated lyrics is childish. I > don't know about Javed's or Gulzar's literary works. Apprise me of them if > you wish to. > > If your real intention of knowing Vairamuthu's or any artists > greatness/genius then you should have engaged in a conversation with people > who have gone through their works and ask them why do they think he is great > and you try to understand their points. The way you have built this > conversation seems to be in bad taste to me. > > It is you who is bringing the region and language divide and conveniently > claiming that 'everything is fine within limits'. Artists work for > satisfaction and the inherent urge. Fame is a by product. Fame is not > everything one lives for. Please understand that. If you want to appreciate > classical music, you have to learn it/or develop an ear for that. Asking > Yanni to compose a rajasthani folk so that you can appreciate his genius is > ?? > > > On Fri, Jun 6, 2008 at 5:58 PM, kishore parayath <kishore.parayath@ > gmail.com <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote: > >> Yes, Yodha's Original malayalam version was a big hit here... But its >> Tamil, Telugu and Hindi versions failed in d box office since there were not >> good distributers dat time... >> > > > >
