I hope this news is true. wanna see him composing for some Inception like movies. Zimmer has given such a haunting and awesome score. and especially seeing the video live performance of its music made me wish ARR does something like that.
/Jahanzeb --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Roshan <c.pix...@...> wrote: > > while I doubt that this news is entirely true. I hope he does cut down some > indian movies and find time to do an international album. > > home is where you can always come back to. opportunities don't come that > often. > > On Tue, Jul 27, 2010 at 1:02 PM, Bivin Chandra <bivinchan...@...>wrote: > > > > > > > A R Rahman's international career which has taken off in a biggish way > > after Slumdog Millionaire, keeps encountering snags, thanks to long-pending > > assignments back home. > > > > According to sources Rahman has to keep interrupting his international > > plans to be home for various pending assignments.The harried composer is now > > seriously thinking of putting all home-made assignments on hold to > > concentrate on building his career abroad, or else he feels he would lose > > the international advantage he obtained after Slumdog Millionaire. > > > > Says a friend of Rahman, "The Indian assignments after Slumdog Millioniare > > have been very time-consuming ,especially Raavan where Rahman not only had > > to do two versions of the music in Hindi and Tamil, but director Mani Ratnam > > also asked him to give 3-4 tunes for every lyric before one was selected. > > The music of Raavan took more time than Rahman could afford, with the result > > that other Indian assignments primarily Abbas Tyrewala's untitled John > > Abraham-Pakhi starrer got left behind." > > > > At the moment Rahman is back again in Chennai for mixing the music of > > Abbas' film. But the background score of the film which releases in October > > is still be done. > > > > No one is admitting it, but one of the primary reasons why Tyrewala's film > > got delayed is the music score which Rahman has been serving up piecemeal, > > for no fault of his , since the composer was committed to be out of the > > country for half the year for his world concerts. > > Says the source, "Rahman had to continuously keep breaking his > > international tours and other projects to be home for various reasons, like > > the music release of Raavan and other things. He has begun to feel that his > > international career would never take off if he has to keep returning > > home." > > > > Abbas Tyrewala , in Chennai with Rahman for the mixing of his film's music, > > jumps to the composer's defence. "Yes Rahman has been a little tied up and > > therefore unable to deliver quickly. But that's because he has to be > > constantly moving back and forth between India and the US. Raavan took much > > longer than Rahman thought. I'm not worried about my music. It's almost > > done. Whatever time Rahman takes is finally worth the while." > > In the meanwhile Rahman has not signed a single new assignment in Mumbai or > > Chennai in the last few months. > > > > After completing Abbas Tyrewala's music Rahman will now focus on > > consolidating his career abroad. > > > > > > > > http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/entertainment/bollywood/news-interviews/No-more-Bollywood-for-Rahman/articleshow/6222385.cms > > > > > > > > > > -- > ----------------------------------- > http://roshanravi.com > http://ramblingsoul.com > http://cssheaven.org >
