Dude..the meter is perfect..yeh hes reciting only..theres hardly any tune for 
the lyrics

--- On Tue, 7/13/10, raj <[email protected]> wrote:

From: raj <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [arr] Request to Telugu speaking fans...
To: [email protected]
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      Sorry I should have been lot more specific.

In ella pughazum, the place where AR sings 'Manavan manadhu vaithal mudiyathu 
enbathu illai...Kadal pol malai pol..' it comes around 3:02.



The words appear more forced almost like reciting and looked to me at times it 
has been included becos the lyricist asked to.



--- In [email protected], fani kalyan <rythmdivine2...@...> wrote:

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> Raj,the usage of L instead of U is deliebrate just for the sound of L and not 
> because it doesn't fit, and whats with ella pugazum?

> --- On Mon, 7/12/10, raj <arr_naga...@...> wrote:

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> From: raj <arr_naga...@...>

> Subject: Re: [arr] Request to Telugu speaking fans...

> To: [email protected]

> Date: Monday, July 12, 2010, 9:56 PM

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> --- In [email protected], fani kalyan <rythmdivine2001@> wrote:

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> > Your second point is not new...many other lyricists (can't rem da lyrics 
> > but many of keeravani songs)also done this usage of syllable L instead U 
> > like mutyal for mutyalu..the same is done in shivaji also..puvvalle muvval 
> > muvval..AR gives more importance on da sound of the lyric than the lyric..I 
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> > --- On Mon, 7/12/10, Aakarsh <aakarsh_vk@> wrote:

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> > Subject: Re: [arr] Request to Telugu speaking fans...

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> > Date: Monday, July 12, 2010, 5:43 AM

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> >       Honestly, the language is barely understandable in most of the songs 
> > (except for Nammakame). Pronunciation is flung out of the window. Come to 
> > think of it, there is not even a single singer in the album, whose mother 
> > tongue is Telugu. So I guess language issues and pronunciation issues are 
> > bound to happen. The singers might be talented (Vijay Prakash or Shreya), 
> > but unless they have a language coach, they cant get the diction right. The 
> > lyrics as such are not comprehend-able. Even when some lines are 
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> > Jaaraneeyakey. The way it was sung - Muthyaal or jaarneeyakey or 
> > Navvrathnaal (it should have been Navvu ratnaalu).. it sounds totally 
> > accentized/angliciz ed. Anyone who understands Telugu will cringe and it 
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> > like a totally wrong choice for that song. His diction was totally 
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> > album, but ultimately, it is a Telugu film and One would like to understand 
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> > Tamil). Because It is easy to listen to a language that we cannot 
> > understand, than to listen to a language we know and still cant follow or 
> > rather cringe at the butchering of the language with accents, robbing the 
> > whole nativity that is essential.

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> > --- On Mon, 7/12/10, live for arr Live <livefor...@yahoo. com> wrote:

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> > From: live for arr Live <livefor...@yahoo. com>

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> > Subject: [arr] Request to Telugu speaking fans...

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> > To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com

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> > Date: Monday, July 12, 2010, 10:34 AM

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> > Since the Puli audio is out, for the benefit of non-telugu speaking 
> > fans, i request you to post the meaning of each song, if not the literal 
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> > line translation. it would really benefit us by knowing what is sung in the 
> > song, rather than plainly hearing it.

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> > - Your regards

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