Everyone should understand that the song got awards because of ARR's music, not because of Gulzar's lyrics, not because of any singer in it.
-- Rawat On 7/21/2010 7:59 PM India Time, [email protected]_ wrote: > This really makes me feel bad.. Who is he referring to? > > Sent from my Nokia phone > -----Original Message----- > From: Gomzy™ > Sent: 21:07:2010 7.06.33 pm > Subject: Re: [arr] "There is a virus in Rahman’s hermitage"-Sukhwinder Singh > > > Sukhi is best ignored. > > On Wed, Jul 21, 2010 at 6:41 PM, riyazeth<[email protected]> wrote: > >> >> >> This has been taken from the Times of India interview of Sukhwinder Singh, >> what is he talking about here? >> >> Beyond negativity >> >> Speaking of tuning, Sukhi's best songs were composed by A R Rahman. But, >> there were reports of differences cropping up between the two when Rahman >> didn't take him for the Oscars and even Grammy. To this, he says: "Success >> is a celebration, which has to be cherished! I believe others' success >> should also reflect on your face. And I've learnt one thing - If someone, >> who has always done his best for you, suddenly starts scolding you or >> behaves badly - try to remember the good things that he had earlier done for >> you!" But, when the two met after the controversy, wasn't there negativity >> in the air? "Not at all! In fact, I asked Rahman where's my biryani and both >> of us sat down and ate a hearty meal! We did Raavan after that, and will >> soon work on another project too. Rahman is a living saint, who can't do >> anything negative! But, there's a virus in his hermitage, which is not from >> the musical world. If that virus is not checked in time, it may just corrode >> his work." >> >> Ryaaz
