loved the post dinesh. On Fri, May 7, 2010 at 8:24 PM, Dinesh Scaran <dinesh.sca...@hotmail.com>wrote:
> > > Rawat, i understand u feel comfortable listening to Hindi songs as u > understand them. But Rawat, seriously, as for me, im not being bad here, but > most of his dubbed albums from Tamil to Hindi r not in par with the > originals (Tamil). Take Roja, Kadhalan, Bombay and such, that spark was > missing in the Hindi and Telugu versions. i shall give a detailed > explanation below. > > But this is always not the case, im not being totally inclined towards > Tamil only. For instance im a crazy fan of One 2 Ka 4, Lagaan and such. I > could not bare to listen to the Tamil version of Sona Nahi, Osaka Muraiya, > Ruth Agayire and such. I actually kept the cassettes far from my reach. It > spoilt the initial magic of the Hindi versions. > > Same thing for New-Naani album. The "Pedave Palinke" was so magical which i > couldnt digest the Tamil version of it "Kaalayil Dhinamum". > > Same thing goes to the the Kannada version of Doli Sajakhe Rakhna/Jodi. > Well i really liked "Chandramukiye" than "Velli Malare" and " Bhol Sajini". > The Kannada language was too beautiful for that song. Loved how Madhushree > went "Surya Sakani....Surya Sakani..." such beautiful song. That particular > song in Kannada sounded the best among all the version. > > Another thing Rawat, if u feel u want to listen to ARR's Tamil songs (Yes, > im guessing ur missing allot of his Gems, seriously)... i would like u to go > through these albums,they were not dubbed into Hindi. > > 1.Kangalal Kaithi Sei (M-A-G-I-C)<-- says it all. > 2.Anthimanthirai (the most underrated album, but the theme musics r > mindblowing) > 3.Uzhavan (start with Pennale Pennale, an amazing song) > 4.Iruvar (oh please please listen to this, magical Mani-ARR album) > 5.Sangamam (i think u wont be able to like this, since its a very typical > South Indian flavor, but nevertheless, u should not miss "Sowkiyama".) > 6.Thenali's Porkalam, Thakirikitha, Swasame. > 7.Kannathil Muttamittal (Excellent album, esp Vellai Pookal and Kannathil > Muttamittal by Chinmayi) > 8.Rhythm (amazing score... the panchaboothangal - 5 elements were composed > beautifully in each song. Each songs represent each element. Listen to them > and guess which is which... ;) ) > 9. Boys (Amazing album, it was a second Roja for ARR in Tamil. This album > made ARR bounced back again, after a serious of flops in Tamil, both movie > and album wise - read Star, Alli Arjuna, Udhaya, PArashuram). > > On the dubbed albums, here r the once u SHOULD not miss. > > 1.Alaipayuthey (Original version of Saathiya) - Listen to Pacchai Niramey, > Hariharan gave the whole song such life. He sung the song as if he is > whispering those beautiful lyrics into the lady's ears. Such soft and > delicate song. Sneghidene was beautiful as the male chorus had a very > haunting magic in it. And Sadhana did a wonderful job in the Tamil/Telugu > version. U should listen to know what i mean. And Evano Oruvan is such a > powerful song. Such sadness in the song. Was totally missing in that Hindi > version. And ARR used this song as BGM so beautifully in Alaipayuthey. > Really emoted the scenes so well. Yaaro Yaarodi is too Tamil folkish to suit > the Hindi lyrics. But im surprised how ARR did manage to give it the right > feel for Chalka. Still Yaaro Yaarodi had a very rustic feel. Kadhal Sadugudu > was soo sweet. A real contrast compared to Adnan' Sami in Aye Udi Udi. Its > like 2 different songs. U should listen to Tamil version. it will be a new > feel for u. > > 2.Thiruda Thiruda - Seriously, the Chinese girl's work in Thee Thee is > unmatchable... such beautifuly rendered. lovely, and powerful. Ofcource, all > the tracks should be listened to be enjoyed. > > 3.Uyire - All the songs had a different feel. When u listen to Uyire, u > wont have a feel ur listening to a dubbed album. It has its own identity. IF > u think Lata did a splendid job in Jiya Jale, please listen to what S.Janaki > did in Nenjinile. Check out how did she finished the song with her > rendition. Just so appropriate. No offense meant to Lata and her version > though, just S.Janaki did it too well that it needs such acknowledgment. Do > listen to it. Thaiyya Thaiyya had a different feel alltogether, compared to > Chaiyya Chaiyya. Poongatrile was magical.... amazing rendition by Unnimenon. > > Ofcource the other 90s original Tamil albums should be visited. It holds > its own charm. But the above are a must, immediately. haha > > This mail is not directed to Rawat alone, but to all the ARR fans who did > not get a chance to listen to these version because they do not understand > Tamil/Telugu/Kannada. Please do. > > --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com <arrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.com>, V S > Rawat <vsra...@...> wrote: > > > > On 5/6/2010 10:04 AM India Time, _Dinesh Scaran_ wrote: > > > > > People should learn to love songs despite the language.... > > > > Indeed. good point. > > > > Could you share how that can be inculcated as I seem to be missing a > > lot of Tamil gems of ARR not knowing the language so I don't listen to > > them much. > > > > -- > > Rawat > > > > > -- www.gomzyphotography.com
