Independent reviews on the music have been lukwarm somewhat but in the
context of the film being reviewed overall....JA as Gopal states was
received very generously.......so.......


On Feb 16, 2008 4:59 PM, Aditya Nataraja <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>   Hi,
>
> Rahman recently opted out of OSO on the issue of rights and royalty. As a
> result he had to walk out on an SRK production (which went on to become a
> big thing). Both these acts seem to have given ARR's image a different
> tinge that is reflecting in the music section of the reviews of JA. I am yet
> to come across someone (apart from Rajeev Masand of CNN IBN) who has
> wholeheartedly praised the music of JA during his/ her review of the movie.
> Being an ARR fan I just adore the music. I think it fits the grandeur and
> scale that Ashutosh Gowariker has envisioned. It cannot be possible that the
> movie is rated as a 4 on 5 and the music is just 'passable'. How can that
> be? That means either the reviewer has not paid attention to the music while
> watching the movie or it must be the 'tinge' that I am talking about working
> its effect. As a Rahman fan I am disappointed by the movie reviewers giving
> a lukewarm response to the music. And am sure as my fellow fans you are too,
> hence this mail.
>
> Having said that I must also reiterate my support for Rahman in his policy
> of having a share in the rights of the music. As the creator of the music
> he certainly deserves a share of the money that these buggers make out of
> selling it. Of course he might not get the major part, but some part he
> certainly deserves. So he is asking for it and we stand by him. My question
> after this long mail is: Do you think that this policy of his is earning him
> detractors? Or do you believe that people are seriously not moved by the
> music of JA as is indicated by most reviews?
>
> Just throwing open something for discussion. Feel free to let me know if I
> have gone wrong somewhere.
>
> Love,
> Adi.
>
> --
> "You are what your deepest desire is;
> As you desire, so is your intention;
> As your intention, so is your will;
> As is your will so is your deed;
> As is your deed, so is your destiny"
>                                           -The Upanishads
>  
>

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