well by wasted i mean un-noticed or un-celebrated, as bollywood has this tradition that music is appreciated, remembered, wins awards etc, only if movie is a hit (though there are few exceptions too, like Dil Se..)
--- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, V S Rawat <vsra...@...> wrote: > > On 2/20/2009 2:48 PM India Time, _Jahanzeb Farooq_ wrote: > > > this is EXTREMELY sad. i have no word. i had HUGE expectations from > > this film! once again ARR's brilliant work wasted. > > I have seen it and I wouldn't say that ARR's work got wasted. All the > songs are there, some in parts, some repeatedly. > > ARR's music brings entertainment in the movie. > > Of course the music didn't gel so well in the movie as does in a Mani, > Shankar film. But everybody knows that. NOt only this director but > several directors have failed here. > > The placement of songs, there effect on the pace of movie, these all > vary person to person. It was this director's film so he let his view > prevail. > > Nobody seeing the movie would be able to complain about the music. They > would be thankful to ARR's music and would mention is as a single > positive part of the movie. > > I can say that I didn't find any single person complaining about D6 > music so far. > -- > Rawat >
