Tamil 1. Kangalaal Kaithu Sei - Expected very little but then was mesmerised for days to come. 5 gems!
2. Sivaji - Huge let down. Hindi 1. Jaane Tu - Didnt know much abt the cast or the director. So was not very hopeful. Felt there wud be songs like Lakeer or the 'Koye Koye' song from Tehzeeb. Dunno why. But then, there is no song I like less in this movie now. A throughly enjoyable album! 2. Daud - Coming after Rangeela, I was mighty disappointed with this. Not that it was bad. Like chord, I had my hopes too high. English 1. Slumdog - That was around the time when we first started dropping hints in this group abt a new english movie by ARR, by some popular british director, whose name I didnt catch then. But I loved 'O Saaya' right from the 1st time, when I watched its video in youtube. Like a bucket of cold water on my face, it made me damn awake! 2. Bombay Dreams - Only because I could not relate much to it and for the sake of completing this list in 3 languages :) Regards, Mugilan. PS: Trust 'Chord' to come up with some interesting topics to discuss, which make even the silent souls in this group to respond :) On Wed, Aug 19, 2009 at 6:08 PM, Gomzy™ <gomtesh.upad...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > Not a fan of ranking and comparisons but felt tempted to respond. My list > is exactly the opposite > > 1. magal Pandey ( was blown away by the kind of hard core north indian > rustic flavor was given) > 2. Delhi 6 ( the tracks are good. But expected something more traditional, > going by the name) > > On Wed, Aug 19, 2009 at 1:18 PM, Chord <purev...@yahoo.com> wrote: > >> >> >> 1) Which ARR soundtrack surpassed your initial expectations the most (you >> had a certain idea about the music before the release, but once you heard >> the music, you were totally surprised and blown away)? >> >> 2) Which ARR soundtrack disappointed you the most (you had certain >> expectations for the music, but when you heard the music initially, you were >> extremely let down)? >> >> For me, number 1 - Delhi 6 (blew me away, way beyond what I expected) >> For me, number 2 - Mangal Pandey (it's not a bad soundtrack, just that my >> expectations were too huge) >> >> > >
