Fully Agree with Gomzy. Same thoughts. Liked th way AR has used Bekha. Was expecting some more stylish BGMs from him for Amir gets down the flight. As it would have matched very wel with the BMW & Mercedez Cars in the scene
The Director's influence has been much , as the scenes are just the same as the Tamil ones, except for the ending. At times, it makes me wonder, if the audience who are seeing the Hindi movie as the original one would be able to understand. The screenplay has been very fast The Tamil Movie was very heavy and made me feel pained, where as the Hindi Ghajini was more on a lighter note, may because of the different ending Gomzy... We share the same thoughts da,..... Happy to know that. On Thu, Dec 25, 2008 at 4:37 PM, Gomzy™ <[email protected]> wrote: > Watched the first show. > > Bottom Line: You will love it if you havent watched the original in tamil. > Its tamil ditto , except for the last 20 mins. And has been improvised. > > Music: ARR as usual scores well. As usual plays around with the main > themes. But what struck me is the way uses behka mein bekha tune for > tragical scenes. I thought he would use Kaise Mujhe. He uses the violin to > play behka, which then struck me that the tune is so similar to Nathiye > (Rythm). > > Kaise Mujhe is used in two halves. There is so much happening on screen > that its hard to concentrate on the music. Got to see it again :P > > But there are a few scenes though when you feel that surya was better . A > must watch nevertheless. > > > > -- regards, Vithur
