Aseem o shan irritatingly louder? What a joke.!! One of my friend came in the last week from DUBAI. He is working in the electronic section of a super market. He told me that when anybody purchasing a CD player, they are operating the device to the customer by playing ASEEM O SHAN SHEHANSHA.
Thulasi Ram wrote: > man, i can understand that u hate JA movie the core now u r > pinching the music too. this is ridiculous in my context.. to u azeem-o-shah- > in-shah is song is "irritatingly louder".. which to me, is a big joke.. even > Joginder was able to change his stance on JA's music.. > u r the odd one out now! i wudnt be surprised if you feel lagaan and swades > songs as irritantingly louder! On Fri, Jul 18, 2008 at 11:17 AM, V S Rawat < > [EMAIL PROTECTED] com > wrote: > On 7/18/2008 8:35 PM India Time, _Gomzy_ wrote: >> hehe Rawat, you will be disappointed to know that he is indeed the >> composer. AG is the best and gets the best out of ARR. > I think JA music is an absolute failure on part of ARR. > ARR didn't at all get the feel of the period movie. It seems ARR had > absolutely no idea the large - big - huge - grand - great - showman > style in which AG was making the movie. > So, ARR composed music which is very personal, individualistic music, > and that didn't match at all, didn't fit at all in the grandeur of the > movie. > Result was disastrous. music sunk down without a trace in the movie. > This would be the only movie of ARR in which the director didn't butcher > the songs, still the songs didn't become noticeable, just because the > songs were on a different concept as if ARR was composing for a soft > love story between Jodha and Akbar, but the music movie was Princess and > Queen Jodha and Azeemoshaan Shanshaah Akbar from beginning to end. > Azeemoshaan Shanshaah is the only "public" song, and I found it > irritatingly loud. Moulded lyrics worsened it. > How could it happen? > Why, if ARR and AG are so intimate? > Didn't AG tell ARR what he is doing in the movie so that ARR would have > included the grandeur in his music? > it seems AG kept on emphasizing to ARR that he is making a love story > between Jodha and akbar, and that is why ARR created such a personal > music for the film, missing out on the grandeur. > Mughal-e-azam also had the 100% classical personal song Prem Jogan Ban > Ke, that was shot on Dilip and Madhubala in the garden overnight. But > rest of the music was mostly with the grandeur that befits on a period > movie of this scale. Even the songs between individuals had a grandeur > of a period movie. > ARR missed on this grandeur, and gave three looooonnnnng personal songs > - jashnebahara, in lamhon ke daman mein and khwaja mere khwaja. That was > disproportionate for the film. > Though I don't blame ARR for Manmohana fiasco. The song was so long and > too much noticeable, but that also I think is because AG must have kept > on emphasing to ARR about showing hindu Jodha doing prayers in Muslim > Akbar's palace, so ARR gave it a lot of importance and created such a > loooonnnnggg non-subtle song that pinches in ears. > JA would always hold the crown of music going in one direction and film > going orthogonally to that. And I blame AG 100% for that. he took ARR > for a ride for this film. And ARR lost by not giving a "pyar kiya to > darna kya" level of song in it. I think ARR was just not knowing that he > can give such a song in it. >> >> On 7/18/08, *V S Rawat* < [EMAIL PROTECTED] com <mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> com >> >> wrote: >> >> On 7/18/2008 6:43 PM India Time, _Jahanzeb Farooq_ wrote: >> >> > Is out boss not composing for Ashutosh Gowariker's What's Your >> > Raashee? The wikipedia page >> > ( http://en.wikipedia .org/wiki/ What%27s_ Your_Raashee% 3F ) shows >> SEL as >> > music directors. I am completely surprised. Ashutosh has said in some >> > interview some days back that he wants A.R.Rahman for it. So sad! >> > >> >> Whatever. >> >> My view is that Ashutosh is not really a song-music person. He might >> have good ear for music but he doesn't have imagination enough to give >> good treatment to songs. >> >> All songs of Lagaan/ Swadesh were sort of fit in the movie. There >> was no >> special scene, no great visuals, no imagination at all. All routine >> scenes, all daily life situations. Just on the run. >> >> At most, a situation was created for the Kailash Kher song in Swades, >> but how shabbily it was patched in. >> >> So, I think it is no loss for ARR if Ashutosh goes away. It was >> Ashutosh's films that were benefitting from ARR's music, the films >> themselves didn't add to the beauty of ARR's songs. >> >> Ashutosh is not a 1% of Mani or Shankar when it comes to songs >> picturization. >> >> Of course, a film getting hit makes the music reach more persons, there >> is no denial of that. >> >> And, if ARR feels comfortable with Ashutosh and becomes more creative >> giving his better ones, then of course, it is a loss for us if Ashutosh >> breaks away. >> >> I didn't mention JA because the movie went of a totally different track >> away from music. I don't even remember where Jashnebahara or lamho ke >> daaman had been. Such a forgettable treatment. And remember the stale >> situation of Manmohna, the gaudy money-waster sets of >> Azeem-shaanshahansh ah give pain when remember. JA was a shit, confused, >> purpose-less movie. >> >> I always felt that SEL are a perfect fit for Ashutosh's level. >> >> -- >> V > -- > V >
