Absolutely true.... Anything that comes very often loses interest On Sat, Jun 21, 2008 at 12:45 PM, Sathya Sundaram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> All ARR interviews (of late) have had the same kind of questions & AR > has no different choice to answer. We also have lot of interviews of ARR > recently appearing in TV/magazines etc. > Infact, about 10 years ago, we would be waiting for ARR to appear in a > TV channel or any other interview. I feel that charm of waiting for ARR > interviews and listening to what all he says is lost now. (We can also see > him looking tired answering to some of the questions) > > An example is the latest NDTV Good times interview and the Channel V > interview, where ARR didn't have any new questions to answer and all the > questions which the interviewer asked to ARR, any one of us could have > answered it referring to his previous answers. > > The same old questions - > 1) What is his favorite song from all of his films? > 2) Why is he repetitive? > 3) Relationship with Maniratnam. > 4) how does he approach to do a song? > 5) why does he take long to do a song? > 6) How did Roja happen? > 7) Working with Illayaraja, MD's consuming Alcohol and drugs to compose > music. > 8) Why did he come out of Illayaraja's troupe? > > Next time I would expect ARR to provide interactive interviews (like 1995 > Pongal Sun TV interview where ARR played the Pongal song with keyboard, > Nadaswaram, thavil in Dharmavathi ragam, 2004 Sun TV interview where he sang > Jana Gana Mana from Aayutha Ezhuthu at the end, ARR interview with Simi > Garewal etc..) rather than purely verbal stuff. > > > -- regards, Vithur HELP EVER; HURT NEVER; LOVE ALL; SERVE ALL
