Dear Stylegamer, I do not agree with you. When Vaali was made - Ajit was not a hot star. Its only after Vaali he became a hot star.
ARR desperately needs to prove again to this stupid tamil film industry that he is a great. So there is nothing wrong in choosing some masala movies once in a while. Masala movies are the only way to bring ARR to his old days. Ofcourse no denying in the fact that ARR is all time great so far. He has done great things to change the style of not just the tamil film industry's music even the whole of Indian film industry. Now almost all the music directors are following his foot path including Harris, Yuvan, Vidyasagar etc etc and even Illaiyaraja. So, ARR has made the difference and now he himself trying to change his style since everybody is doing it in the same style and following his old style. --- stylegamer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Alex Kumar, ARR is in fact one of the driving forces > in Indian cinema > today, apart form the established directors like > Mani Ratnam, > Shankar, > Subhash Ghai, Sham Benegal, MF Husain and Ashutosh > Gowariker.....His > music plays a big part in how movies are made...dont > u remember how > his music to an extent had changed the way movies > were made? it is > because of ARR that big budget movies were made by > Shankar during the > 90s in the hope that the music may offset a box > office flop or add to > its success....Even now the numerous ARR "spinoff" > MDs are depended > upoun by the directors...Shankar wouldnt have made > Anniyan possible > if > Harris was not making ARR-like music.....But ARR has > a responsible > part to play...he can offer to make movies with > strong valuable > intellectual content like ROja or Bombay, thus > forcing directors to > put more effort in their stories to cnvince ARR to > make music...I > mean > ARR initially had this thinking when he > started...but seriously > speaking Sj Suryah's movies like Vaali are nowhere > close to vasanth's > 1995 thriller Aasai....They simply lack the strong > characterisation > in > the movies made by these old time etablished > directors....Sj Surya's > characters seem pretty shallow, ordinary and > mainstream..The reason > Vaali became a hit could be cause of the music and > the cast -Simran > and Ajith..2 very hot stars of the 90s.But nobody is > going to > remember > Vaali as musch as Roja, Bombay, Indian or > Gentleman..The state of > Indian cienma now is not very good compared to the > past...They sare > ruined by uncreative, irritating dance scenes, > dialogues, shallow > performances by cast and uninteresting repeated > storylines all > packaged in new coulourful gimmicks and > technology...How many times > have we seen Vijay doing a Thirumalai or Sachin? how > many times have > we seen Ajit doing a REd or Dheena.....its allt he > same ....tamil > cienam is now stuck in a monotonous rut > > > > > > --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Alex Kumar > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: > > > > Dear Stylegamer, > > > > ARR should be making more movies with SJ Suryah in > my > > opinion. Though he is a commercial director, he > has > > his own style of presentation which i admire. I > > disagree with you that all his movies are just an > > ordinary masala fair. You should go and watch his > 1st > > film Vaali which was a very good thriller. Kushi > and > > New wasn't bad either, both was good in their own > way. > > Both Mani & Shankar too are commercial directors > who > > gives good messages in an entertaining way. In the > > past few years ARR has been making many patriotic > and > > classy films which sadly don't do well. Those days > ARR > > made many commercial films and once in a while he > made > > off-beat films like Fire, Andhimandarai, Earth and > > Zubeidaa. Today ARR seem to go the other way > around. > > In todays time, ARR should be making more > commercial > > as well as good films. So working with directors > like > > SJ Suryah > > is nothing wrong just like working with directors > like > > Mani Ratnam, Shankar, Subhash Ghai, Sham Benegal, > MF > > Husain and Ashutosh Gowariker. > > > > > > --- stylegamer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > I mean his movies have no scope compared to > Shankar > > > or Mani...just > > > commercial masala > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > __________________________________________________ > > Do You Yahoo!? > > Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam > protection around > > http://mail.yahoo.com > > > > > > > > > ------------------------ Yahoo! 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