It hasnt been nominated yet. It is only short-listed. Wonder when these
journalists get it right.

On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 2:41 PM, A.R.Rajib <[email protected]> wrote:

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> 'Rahman will collect Oscars like Filmfare trophies' - Resul Pookutty
>   By: Chirag Sutar    21 Jan 10 11:59 IST
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>  'Rahman
> will collect Oscars like Filmfare trophies' - Resul Pookutty
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> MUMBAI: When it comes to music, 2010 has started on a good note for sure.
>
> A R Rahman's track from Couples' Retreat 'Na Na..' has already been
> nominated for this year's Academy Awards.  For those who may have forgotten,
> Slumdog Millionaire's now famous track 'Jai Ho' is also nominated at this
> year's Grammy Awards.
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> Rahman's friend and Oscar winner Resul Pookutty is escatic about Rahman's
> nominations, but more than anything else, the Kerala born sound techinician
> is confident that this year too, Rahman will reign.
>
> One of the reasons why 'Jai Ho' will score over others is because there
> hasn't been any other track like 'Jai Ho' on an international level, says
> Pookutty. "This is one of the first original motion picture songs that is
> being celebrated on such a large scale internationally - no other motion
> picture soundtrack has done that in the past.. that gives me the confidence
> that Rahman will bag the Grammys in this category for sure - there's no
> doubt he'll pick up the Grammy."
>
> Moving to Rahman's Oscar nomination for Couples' Retreat, Pookutty says the
> west is already grooving to the Tamil songs on Couples' Retreat. "His music
> is transcending all the language and cultural barriers particularly because
> "Rahman has introduced 'language' as 'sound'," he reasons.
>
> In the past couple of years, Rahman has been the only musician giving music
> that has resonated with the masses at some level and Pookutty too resonates
> with the same sentiment.  "When I hear Rahman's music, I feel I have heard
> his music somewhere - it has a quality of triggering a nostalgia at one
> level," he adds, saying that even when he works on a masala movie with a big
> star, Rahman brings in an element of sufism and spirituality.
>
> Pookutty says that the West is in a way discovering Rahman's music, "but
> one of the reasons why I really feel proud of being associated with Rahman
> is beacause he has taught us Indians how to love and respect other
> traditions - he goes beyond in bringing together sounds from various
> cultures, and I am sure he is going to bring home the Oscars like he
> collects Filmfares - he's going to make the entire country proud," he adds.
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> http://www.radioandmusic.com/content/editorial/news/rahman-will-collect-oscars-filmfare-trophies-resul-pookutty
> --
> - Regards
>
> ~ ~ A.R.Rajib ~ ~
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