This article sounds like song delay is a bigger 
problem than all other problems weaved around CWGames.
How come they are so more frustrated about a theme song than
about the rest of the actual organization of the games?



--- In [email protected], Gopal Srinivasan <catchg...@...> wrote:
>
> Waiting for the anthem
> Navdeep Kaur Marwah, Hindustan Times
> 
> It's touted to be India's version of Waka Waka. But, less than 50 days
> before The Commonwealth Games, Delhiites have no idea what the theme
> song for the much-anticipated event sounds like. The frustration was
> only compounded on Monday when, at an event to unveil the anthem, no
> promo for the
> 
> 
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> same was aired. To make matters worse, neither the organisers, nor AR
> Rahman, who has composed the theme song for the Games, gave out any
> details, barring a couple of words. "I urge everyone to be patient and
> wait for at least 10 days," Rahman said.
> 
> When members of the media insisted on more details, Rahman remained
> elusive, and spoke only in broad generalisation. "I've been working on
> the song for the past six months — it's energetic, and will get
> everyone hooked. We are still tweaking the lyrics and we want this
> song to go further than Waka Waka." Sounds good, Mr Rahman, but
> anything more concrete? Hardly. "The song is simple but not
> simplistic. It talks about the spirit of winning and not giving up. It
> is mostly in Hindi, with some English lyrics."
> 
> Interestingly, Waka Waka, the theme song for the soccer World Cup, was
> unveiled months before the event, so that the world could acquaint
> itself with the song. "The anthem should've been out by July," rues
> Sukhmeet Kaur, a teacher. "Rahman should understand the anxieties of
> the nation and stop procrastinating like this," says Priya Sharma, BPO
> employee.
>


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