Good and apt guess.. I'd tend to agree...

ciao / Gopal

--- On Wed, 18/2/09, Firoz <nfi...@gmail.com> wrote:
From: Firoz <nfi...@gmail.com>
Subject: [arr] song that suited Himesh
To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com
Date: Wednesday, 18 February, 2009, 7:31 AM











    
            My guess is "Kaise Mujhe" from Ghajini



-----

Firoz



--- In arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com, "sharat3" <shar...@... > wrote:

>

> i wonder which was the song that suited Himesh...any guesses or info 

> on this? 

> 

> 

> 

> 

> --- In arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com, "Roshan" <roshan.ravi@ > wrote:

> >

> > February 17th, 2009

> > 

> > A R RahmanWe read about how Himesh Reshammiya has refused to sing 

> for

> > A R Rahman. But Rahman says he has never met Reshammiya.

> > 

> > Laughs the soft spoken maestro sarcastically, "Our communication 

has

> > been only through the press. He told the press he wanted to sing 

for

> > me. I told the press I had composed a song that would suit his 

> voice.

> > To this he replied again through the press that he didn't want to 

> sing

> > for me. We've not met. We haven't exchanged a call or an sms."

> > 

> > Rahman finds it strange that after hounding him for so long 

> Reshammiya

> > changed his mind. "For the past two years I had been reading about 

> how

> > he wanted to sing for me. As a gesture returning his compliment I

> > thought this song would be perfect. I didn't know he would sing 

for 

> me

> > only when I compose for a film starring him. I don't know if I can 

> do

> > that," say Rahman who turns 41 in January.

> > 

> > "2008 was my most productive year in Hindi cinema in the last ten

> > years. I had 7 soundtracks in the North and South. And I'm happy 

> with

> > all of them. God has been kind. I haven't planned anything big for

> > 2008. But my music school in Chennai is my biggest dream come 

true.

> > The whole of 2008 the school gave me a high."

> > 

> > Rahman has just composed his first ever song for an international

> > opera-on-film that's directed by Shekhar Kapoor. "I thank Shekhar 

> for

> > trusting me with something so unusual. The singer Kavita Baliga is 

a

> > teacher at my music school. Though she's Indian she comes from LA.

> > It's a great team that we have at music school. Right now I've 110

> > students. They come from India, Singapore and Malaysia. I want to

> > cultivate musicians who don't know just about classical music but 

> also

> > new-age sounds. Today's complete musician has to be clued into 

world

> > music. And that's what we're trying to inculcate at my school."

> > 

> > Eventually Rahman wants a music orchestra coming out of his 

school.

> > "And I also want to produce new voices for films."

> > 

> > Rahman regrets the fact that music and harmony have gone out of 

our

> > music. "In the course of time listeners have lost patience with

> > melody. All the tracks have to be super-racy. As a composer I'd

> > definitely prefer melody. But if people want to come to movies 

just 

> to

> > have a good time then I'll give them racy songs. I don't want to 

> lose

> > out on the young audience. However filmmakers need to understand 

the

> > value of melody. It's not as though people have not liked the 

> melodies

> > in Yuvraaj. I've to give it to Mr Ghai for taking film music away 

> from

> > the predictable. I'm very proud of Yuvraaj. There are two kinds of

> > music, the one to draw audiences in like Jaane Tu…Ya Jaane Na or 

the

> > one that propels the plot forward like Yuvraaj."

> > 

> > Speaking of his very special rapport with Aamir Khan Rahman says,

> > "Whatever goes to Aamir is a very high-profile and filtered 

project.

> > So my music has to automatically match up."

> > 

> > The year has been plush with projects for Rahman. "I've worked 

with

> > three generations of directors, and in as many continents. I can 

> tell

> > what they like and not like. Working with Abbas Tyrewala in Jaane

> > Tu…Ya Jaane Na was a rewarding experience. Yes, I'll be doing 

Abbas'

> > next.I'm as proud of Pappu can't dance sala as Tu muskura. Now 

after

> > Ghajini, I've Delhi 6 and Adaa coming up one after another."

> > 

> > An unfulfilled dream? "All my private album projects have been

> > neglected because of my movie commitments. All my colleagues at my

> > private music-label are crying about this. I want to complete 

these

> > non-film projects." -Subhash K Jha / Sampurn Media

> >

>




 

      

    
    
        
         
        
        








        


        
        


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