yes i agree totally. If you have seen the interview that vivek did with rahman during tamil new years he urges rahman to give another blockbuster album in the cause or unrest,terrorism and all other problems. I think the kind of impact you have been wanting can only come through an album, not a film song. Lets see. Goodspeed.
Wb On Fri, 18 Sep 2009 08:39 IST ichord wrote: >How could I forget.....Jai Ho was a song recently celebrated globally, really >touching people, but somehow, I don't think people in India itself appreciated >the song as much as others globally, although I could be wrong since I don't >live in India! > > > >--- In [email protected], "ichord" <purev...@...> wrote: >> >> Guys, >> >> AR has been belting out some great music of late with many songs that stay >> with you. Lot of beautiful melodies too in recent years. But, one >> achievement that I want ARR to succeed in again is to create a song with >> such a haunting, impactful, touching melody that entire India and many >> abroad would tear up, be moved, and would consider that song to be one of >> the greatest melodies of Indian film song history. Of course, the lyrics >> and singing of that song would need to be equally powerful as the melody and >> the music. >> >> One example of this type of song is "Maa" from Taare Zameen Par (SEL). >> Shankar won the national award for it and the song itself was praised to no >> end by young and old alike, north, south, east, west. The closest recently >> that ARR has come to this recently is Tere Bina from Guru, Khwaja Mere >> Khwaja from JA.....pan India appreciation and beyond. >> >> I know ARR is capable of this. He just needs the right opportunity in a >> film. Who knows, maybe Raavan will be the film!!!! >> > > Keep up with people you care about with Yahoo! India Mail. Learn how. http://in.overview.mail.yahoo.com/connectmore
