Guy loves attention. Let's not give it to him.
--- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, "en_arvind" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Here is his brilliant analysis of why JA is not creating mass
> hysteria..
>
> http://indiafm.com/slideshow/2008/02/06/181/index4.html
>
> Titled "Thanda Matlab Jodhaa Akbar" he does a highly "scientific"
> analysis based on "hard facts" and "reason". I think he leaves out
> ONE major issue...UTV has not paid Indiafm to promote JA..else he and
> his "even more brilliant" analyst brother TA would make us believe
> that JA is the next biggest event after Indian Independence !!
>
> One of the issues...you guessed it. The "Cold" Music. Here's what he
> has to say
>
> Issue - Cold music
>
> Frankly, till this point in time, A.R. Rahman's music has hardly
> created the kind of impact one expects from the maestro. For a film
> which is releasing in nearly a week from now, at least a couple of
> songs should have become a national rage right now. Even a staunch
> Rahman supporter would agree that it is not the case so far. Boring
> feel of the music coupled with unimpressive visuals playing along
> have only pushed the film a few steps behind.
>
> Solution
>
> Of course, one can't have Hrithik strip to his waist, show his six-
> pack abs and sing a 'Dard-E-Jodhaa' here! The songs can't be changed
> either but the easiest kill would be to bring on new visuals at the
> least. Also, if the best track of the album, 'Azeem O Shaan
> Shahenshah', is brought back along with dramatic visuals, the impact
> created would certainly take this film set in the 16th century to a
> new level altogether.
>
> I want to see this guy in person and give him one tight slap !!
>
