Re: [arr] movie please...?

[Aria null]

Tamil version??
which one???

- Original Message -
From: sbhuvi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Mon, 5 May 2008 20:45:10 +0530 (IST)
Subject: Re: [arr] movie please...?

Kismat se is a beautiful song, sung by anuradha paudwal and Sonu nigam. 
I kinda like the hindi version, though it also has a tamil version..

Re: [arr] movie please...?

[Aria null]

Kismat se .. is nodoubts one of the gems created by our maestro!!!
it is just breathtaking when sonu nigam hits the high notes (stanza part)...
   Infact, sometimes i dream that in the song...In Lamhon Ke daaman mein (from 
jodha akbar)...
if sonu had sung the chorus, high notes part as solo .. it wud have been just 
mind blowing..
but May be i am wrong , arr knows whats best..not only for the song..also it 
has to be according to the picturization of the song in the movie...

but just wish that i cud hear that chorus part as solo voice...


  

!--Sri Balaji--! <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  yaaits from PUKAR.Moreover there is a beautiful song 
in this movie which is no where discussed our forum so far..

The song is "Kismat Se". ARR is not performing this song in any of his 
concerts. I have been expecting this song from LA Concert itself. Whenever we 
get a chance to meet ARR we will ask about this.

Rahmaniacs, don't miss this song in Pukar. Its an awesome composition.

regards,
sribalaji.

--- On Mon, 5/5/08, Vithur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  From: Vithur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [arr] movie please...?
To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, 5 May, 2008, 8:28 PM

  Its from Pukar 


  On Mon, May 5, 2008 at 8:20 PM, Saravana  wrote:
Hi,

Can anyone tell me from which movie is the song "Key Sara Sara"
I have the song with me, but i dunno from which movie it is...

Thank you.

Regards,
Saravana.

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[arr] The Mozart of Madras

[Vithur]

 http://erikschaepers.wordpress.com/2008/05/05/the-mozart-of-madras/ The
Mozart of Madras May 5, 2008 · No
Comments

I would like to introduce the man whom they call "The Mozart of Madras" …
his name is AR Rahman.

He is an incredibly talented musician, composer, arranger, producer,
performer .. you name it , AR does it. And he does it very, very well. So
far I have "only" listened to a double-CD collection entitled "Introducing
AR Rahman" but when I listen to something intriguingly new, it means that
the particular CD is in permanent rotation in my car's cd player, for weeks
on end.

AR manages to blend the Indian concept of melody-over-rhythm with our
Western concept of Melody-over-Harmonies, and the result is almost always
sensationally beautiful.

It is quite remarkable that although I do not speak a word of Hindi ( do
you? ) AR's music flows so naturally that it needs no explanations at all.
Same was true for Mozart, the master of masters.

A great example of AR's craft is "Thirakkaatha
Kaattukulle"
.

Peace and Love,

Erik

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[arr] Re: Lata Jee on Living Lagend ARR

[Chord]

If that comment is true, which I doubt, it's stretching things to say 
that only ARR is a MD.  There are other talented and prolific MDs in 
India who do great work like SEL, Moitra, Bharadwaj.  It is nice to 
hear that she has only praises for ARR and of course ARR is the best 
without a doubt.  




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wrote:
>
> Hi Guyes
>   I'm from Pakistan and want to share something
>
>   "There is no man who could call music director in India now 
adays, except A R Rahman. He is doing well but doing few movies in 
the year. he should do more.
>   It's said by Lata Jee on a Pakistani News Channel "Dawn News" at 
2nd of May during her interview.
>   I think its ammazing that only our boss meeting criteria of music 
director ;-)
> 
>  Send instant messages to your online friends 
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Re: [arr] CORRECTED MAIL !!! A LITTLE PRAYER IN THE END!!!

[Thulasi Ram]

nice mail Jai.. i can relate to ur feelings easily.. hail ARR!

On Mon, May 5, 2008 at 3:03 AM, Jai Kothari <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:

>
>
> Hello frnds,
>
>
>
> i was wanting to share 2 great news with all of you since sat but somehow
> it got delayed,and finally o got the chance to share it with the group its a
> small news but for me another reason for being a proud fan of "THE GREAT
> MAN" and ths special group.
>
>
>
> FIRSTLY,
>
> Recently i had gone to ths Exhibition called Soundtrek 2008, which was
> held at mumbai, i was one of the exhibitior out there, i had gone for
> expirence sake. they had displayed all the recent Pro Audio Systems namely
> RCF, DB technologies, Behringer, Beyerdynamic and so on,
>
>
>
> i was in the room of DB Technologies and since it was an exhibition they
> had to test the speakers again and again for the customers and delears and
> so on and 1 Track they used to display the sound again and again was "THE
> BEAT OF PASSION" from the movie TAAL.and the second track used by them was
> "AZEEM O SHAAN" from JA.
>
>
>
> i was feeling so happy and so proud as a RAHMAN fan that ths is the final
> nail to the coffin for the baseless arguments and criticism (NOT DIRECTED TO
> ANY ONE PERSONALLY) that we hear.People from within the industry try out his
> songs to check out the  creditability of the speakers and so on and rely on
> his music for their investment.This simply proves there is no 1 even closer
> to "THE GREAT MAN". Another Reason to Say PROUD TO BE A RAHMAN FAN
>
>
>
> SECONDLY,
>
> Just read bout the news tat JNTYJN is releasing on 15th of may, and since
> the time i read tat have not been able to contain my happiness.The simple
> reason being another RAHMAN album, and for a personal reason being i feel
> lucky and blessed, because one of RAHMAN SIRS album is releasing on my
> BIRTHDAY!!! WOW...Am I dreaming or wati dnt believe my luck..I
> PERSONALLY LIKE EVERY OTHER RAHMAN FAN WOULD LIKE TO WISH RAHMAN SIR 100%
> success for all his forthcoming projects and keeps giving us just reasons to
> "CELEBRATE", "SMILE" AND BE HAPPY.
>
>
>
> SIR I WISH YOU ALL THE VERY BEST AND ALL THE SUCCESS AND MORE SUCCESS FOR
>  ALL YOUR FORTHCOMINGS PROJECTS AND MAY GOD ALWAYS BE WITH YOU AND YOUR
> FAMILY .YOUR MUSIC SIMPLY BRINGS SMILE TO MILLIONS OF US.AND I SINCERELY
> PRAY TO GOD THAT ALL YOUR DREAMS AND VISION OF PEACE, HARMONY AND FIGHT
> AGAINST POVERTY COMES TRUE.WE AS YOUR FANS ARE ALWAYS WITH YOU!!! WE SIMPLY
> FEEL LUCKY AND BLESSED TO BE BORN IN "THE RAHMAN AGE OF MUSIC" OR "RAHMAN
> GENERATION"
>
>
>
> GOD BLESS YOU AND EVERYONE CLOSE TO YOU!!!
>
>
>
> ARR SIMPLY ROCKS
>
>
>
> --
> Bollywood, fun, friendship, sports and more. You name it, we have 
> it.
> 
>

Re: [arr] Lata Jee on Living Lagend ARR

[Jamal]

Is there anybody in Pakistan?


- Original Message 
From: muhammad khan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, 5 May, 2008 9:01:54 PM
Subject: [arr] Lata Jee on Living Lagend ARR


Hi Guyes
I'm from Pakistan and want to share something
 
"There is no man who could call music director in India now adays, except A R 
Rahman. He is doing well but doing few movies in the year. he should do more.
It's said by Lata Jee on a Pakistani News Channel "Dawn News" at 2nd of May 
during her interview.
I think its ammazing that only our boss meeting criteria of music director ;-)
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[arr] Lata Jee on Living Lagend ARR

[muhammad khan]

Hi Guyes
  I'm from Pakistan and want to share something
   
  "There is no man who could call music director in India now adays, except A R 
Rahman. He is doing well but doing few movies in the year. he should do more.
  It's said by Lata Jee on a Pakistani News Channel "Dawn News" at 2nd of May 
during her interview.
  I think its ammazing that only our boss meeting criteria of music director ;-)

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Re: [ARR] Times of India writes about us!

[Aravind AM]

Thats too good 
Kudos to all the ppl who made this happen!!


$ Pavan Kumar $ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: 
Awesome !
   
  Cheers to all those who attended...and a big big cheers to Gops & Vijay...No 
words to thank you guys for giving us such a fan group...Thanks Again...

Gomzy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  The times of India, Blore edition. page 21
  
  Mad about Rahman, dil se   These fans live and  breathe A R Rahman's music, 
finds 
Sharmishta Koushik 

It was the year 1992. The film Roja was released and with it, a new music 
sensation blossomed in the Indian film industry, attracting droves of fans, 
mesmerized by his melodies. Their chotti si asha is simply to have the pleasure 
of listening to A R Rahman's music and perhaps, watching him perform live, and 
if they were really lucky, say a few words to the musical genius in person. 
Meet the A R Rahman Fans. 
What started off as an e-group, set up by Gopal Srinivasan, a 
Bangalore-based consultant, is, today, a veritable database of all things 
Rahman. From several media interviews to rare recordings of his tracks and the 
inside information on when a new album will be released, these die-hard fans 
are truly connoisseurs of Rahman's art. "The intent behind establishing this 
group was straightforward — to use the power  of the internet to network with 
Rahman's fans around the world so that we could share the joy of listening to 
his music. In many ways, it is Rahman himself who is responsible for the 
popularity of this group — his music and his appeal cutting across barriers. I 
am guilty of initially under-estimating the global reach of his music — little 
did we realize that we would have people from so many countries across the 
world joining in," says Gopal Srinivasan. And indeed, today, the e-group has 
over 13,000 members. 
On a rather sultry Sunday evening, a few members of the group in Bangalore 
gathered in front of the rose garden in Cubbon Park to talk about their 
passion. Quite befitting, considering that for most of them, their love affair 
with A R Rahman's music began with the film Roja (rose), and like his music, 
their devotion to his talent has only increased from  strength to strength. 
Says Kangan Upadhyay, who works in a software company, "We heard the songs of 
Roja before they were officially released. And although I didn't know the 
language, I could relate to those songs.'' 
And she gives credit to the music director for her superb scores in her II 
PU exam. "At that time, the music of Alaipayuthe was released, and I kept 
listening to it all the time while studying. I scored 99% in Maths. I kept 
humming the songs in my mind even as I was writing the paper,'' she recalls 
with excitement. 
The way Rahman's compositions revolutionized Indian film music is something 
the fans immensely respect. "He brought in a whiff of freshness,'' says Balaji 
Rajagopal, a chartered accountant. "He brought to Indian films a sound which 
was, until then, only heard in jingles,'' says Chandrashekhar Ganesh, a techie. 
"Earlier, viewers would walk 
out of the  theatre for a smoke when the songs would come on. Rahman's music 
changed all that,'' says Gomtesh Upadhyay aka Gomzy, a techie. 
"He's even a good singer,'' says Vithun Kumar, a BE student. Adds Shahnawaz 
Gaffoor, a techie, "His music is international.'' 
Not surprisingly, Rahman's concerts are always a grand event, akin to 
international acts performing in India. And these fans ensure they are there to 
watch Rahman live. Most of them took off to Chennai recently, when Rahman 
performed there for a concert organized by The Times of India. In fact, it was 
during the 2005 concert in Bangalore when the city's fans met each other in 
person. They volunteered backstage and even had T-shirts created especially for 
the event. 
Rehearsals are when they get to interact with the maestro. Some of the 
members have even met him at his residence in Chennai. "Once,  I went to meet 
him at his place. As he was busy he told me to come the next day. He asked me 
if I was a non-vegetarian. Since I wasn't, he ensured that vegetarian food was 
ordered for me,'' says Prabhu Krishnamurthy, a techie. 
During the 2005 concert, they even gifted Rahman a montage of all his album 
covers, about 94 — both film and non-film scores. It now adorns a wall in his 
studio. And needless to say, if a fan wants to meet him at the studio, those 
from this e-group are allowed right in. Rahman has even dedicated a colouring 
book for children, released during the Pray For Me Brother tour, to the e-group 
in November, 2007. 
The members definitely deserve such a token of appreciation, considering 
they have taken pains to count the number of musical genres he has explored. 
According to them, his music spans about 36-38 genres. 
The Bangalore-based  fans meet up from time to time, if someone gets hold 
of the latest copy of Rahman's

Re: [arr] movie please...?

[Gomzy]

It was performed in Jaipur.

On Mon, May 5, 2008 at 8:36 PM, Saravana <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>   thanks a lot anna... : )
>
> --
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Re: [arr] movie please...?

[$ Pavan Kumar $]

My personal fav from the album is Ishwar Allah...Amazing composition...Superb 
lyrics...Vocals by one of the best singers india has ever produced...
  

!--Sri Balaji--! <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  yaaits from PUKAR.Moreover there is a beautiful song 
in this movie which is no where discussed our forum so far..

The song is "Kismat Se". ARR is not performing this song in any of his 
concerts. I have been expecting this song from LA Concert itself. Whenever we 
get a chance to meet ARR we will ask about this.

Rahmaniacs, don't miss this song in Pukar. Its an awesome composition.

regards,
sribalaji.

--- On Mon, 5/5/08, Vithur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  From: Vithur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [arr] movie please...?
To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, 5 May, 2008, 8:28 PM

  Its from Pukar 


  On Mon, May 5, 2008 at 8:20 PM, Saravana  wrote:
Hi,

Can anyone tell me from which movie is the song "Key Sara Sara"
I have the song with me, but i dunno from which movie it is...

Thank you.

Regards,
Saravana.

:: a r r rox ::

  
  
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Re: [arr] movie please...?

[Thulasi Ram]

key sara sara is from pukar.. itz a slightly modified version of chillalava
song from ARRs en swasa kaatre.

On Mon, May 5, 2008 at 7:50 AM, Saravana <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>   Hi,
>
> Can anyone tell me from which movie is the song "Key Sara Sara"
> I have the song with me, but i dunno from which movie it is...
>
> Thank you.
>
> Regards,
> Saravana.
>
> :: a r r rox ::
>
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Re: [arr] movie please...?

[sbhuvi]

Kismat se is a beautiful song, sung by anuradha paudwal and Sonu nigam. 
I kinda like the hindi version, though it also has a tamil version..

Re: [ARR] Times of India writes about us!

[sbhuvi]

Kudos to Gopal, vijay and Everyone in this group..



--- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, "Srinivasa Krishnan" 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Cheers to Gopal and Vijay !!!
> 
> - Srinivasa Krishnan
> 
> On 5/5/08, kaissiom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> >   Congratulations to everyone for making the group proud!!
> >
> > --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com ,
> > Gomzy  wrote:
> > >
> > > The times of India, Blore edition. page 21
> > >
> > > Mad about Rahman, dil se These fans live and breathe A R 
Rahman's music,
> > > finds
> > > Sharmishta Koushik
> > >
> > > It was the year 1992. The film Roja was released and with it, a 
new
> > > music sensation blossomed in the Indian film industry, 
attracting
> > droves of
> > > fans, mesmerized by his melodies. Their chotti si asha is 
simply to
> > have the
> > > pleasure of listening to A R Rahman's music and perhaps, 
watching him
> > > perform live, and if they were really lucky, say a few words to 
the
> > musical
> > > genius in person. Meet the A R Rahman Fans.
> > > What started off as an e-group, set up by Gopal Srinivasan, a
> > > Bangalore-based consultant, is, today, a veritable database of 
all
> > things
> > > Rahman. From several media interviews to rare recordings of his
> > tracks and
> > > the inside information on when a new album will be released, 
these
> > die-hard
> > > fans are truly connoisseurs of Rahman's art. "The intent behind
> > establishing
> > > this group was straightforward — to use the power of the 
internet to
> > network
> > > with Rahman's fans around the world so that we could share the 
joy of
> > > listening to his music. In many ways, it is Rahman himself who 
is
> > > responsible for the popularity of this group — his music and 
his appeal
> > > cutting across barriers. I am guilty of initially under-
estimating the
> > > global reach of his music — little did we realize that we would 
have
> > people
> > > from so many countries across the world joining in," says Gopal
> > Srinivasan. And
> > > indeed, today, the e-group has over 13,000 members.
> > > On a rather sultry Sunday evening, a few members of the group in
> > > Bangalore gathered in front of the rose garden in Cubbon Park to
> > talk about
> > > their passion. Quite befitting, considering that for most of 
them, their
> > > love affair with A R Rahman's music began with the film Roja 
(rose), and
> > > like his music, their devotion to his talent has only increased 
from
> > > strength to strength. Says Kangan Upadhyay, who works in a 
software
> > company,
> > > "We heard the songs of Roja before they were officially 
released. And
> > > although I didn't know the language, I could relate to those 
songs.''
> > > And she gives credit to the music director for her superb scores
> > in her
> > > II PU exam. "At that time, the music of Alaipayuthe was 
released,
> > and I kept
> > > listening to it all the time while studying. I scored 99% in 
Maths.
> > I kept
> > > humming the songs in my mind even as I was writing the paper,'' 
she
> > recalls
> > > with excitement.
> > > The way Rahman's compositions revolutionized Indian film music 
is
> > > something the fans immensely respect. "He brought in a whiff of
> > freshness,''
> > > says Balaji Rajagopal, a chartered accountant. "He brought to 
Indian
> > films a
> > > sound which was, until then, only heard in jingles,'' says
> > Chandrashekhar
> > > Ganesh, a techie. "Earlier, viewers would walk
> > > out of the theatre for a smoke when the songs would come on.
> > Rahman's music
> > > changed all that,'' says Gomtesh Upadhyay aka Gomzy, a techie.
> > > "He's even a good singer,'' says Vithun Kumar, a BE student. 
Adds
> > > Shahnawaz Gaffoor, a techie, "His music is international.''
> > > Not surprisingly, Rahman's concerts are always a grand event,
> > akin to
> > > international acts performing in India. And these fans ensure 
they
> > are there
> > > to watch Rahman live. Most of them took off to Chennai recently,
> > when Rahman
> > > performed there for a concert organized by The Times of India. 
In
> > fact, it
> > > was during the 2005 concert in Bangalore when the city's fans 
met
> > each other
> > > in person. They volunteered backstage and even had T-shirts 
created
> > > especially for the event.
> > > Rehearsals are when they get to interact with the maestro. Some
> > of the
> > > members have even met him at his residence in Chennai. "Once, I 
went
> > to meet
> > > him at his place. As he was busy he told me to come the next 
day. He
> > asked
> > > me if I was a non-vegetarian. Since I wasn't, he ensured that 
vegetarian
> > > food was ordered for me,'' says Prabhu Krishnamurthy, a techie.
> > > During the 2005 concert, they even gifted Rahman a montage of
> > all his
> > > album covers, about 94 — both film and non-film scores. It now
> > adorns a wall
> > > in his studio. And needless to say, if a fan wants to meet him 
at the
> > > studio, those from this e-group are allowed right in. R

Re: [arr] movie please...?

[Saravana]

thanks a lot anna... : )

   
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Re: [arr] Needed

[Vithur]

Do you want Tamil Version or Hindi Version ???.

On Mon, May 5, 2008 at 7:36 PM, Guru G <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>   Hi,
>  I need our national song from A.R.Rahman music (vandhematharam)
> because i want participate this song to one big function. i'm is in kwait. i
> love too much this song so, kindly send me ..please..
>
>   thanks..
>
> regards
> guru
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Re: [arr] movie please...?

[Vithur]

Its from Pukar

On Mon, May 5, 2008 at 8:20 PM, Saravana <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>   Hi,
>
> Can anyone tell me from which movie is the song "Key Sara Sara"
> I have the song with me, but i dunno from which movie it is...
>
> Thank you.
>
> Regards,
> Saravana.
>
> :: a r r rox ::
>
> --
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> 
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one can give. Be happy always

[arr] movie please...?

[Saravana]

Hi,

Can anyone tell me from which movie is the song "Key Sara Sara"
I have the song with me, but i dunno from which movie it is...

Thank you.

Regards,
Saravana.

:: a r r rox ::

   
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[arr] It’s happened to Aamir once again

[yasheer_ar2]

  
   
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It's happened to Aamir once again
By Behindwoods  News Bureau.
May 05, 2008

Aamir  Khan's Ghajini
suffered yet  another blow
with the actor injuring 
himself during a stunt sequence. The
accident, which occurred on May 4,
2008, in Sultan Bazaar, happened when
Aamir was chasing the villain for
the climax scene. The scene that was
being canned at that time required
the actor and the villain to fall
on the ground for which thermacole
was used.
  [Aamir Khan]
With thethermacole suddenly
giving in, Aamir hadhurt his
leg. Readers may recall the Aamir   
had a similar injury just two weeks ago
but returned to the sets despite doctors'
advice to rest for a few more days. Reports
say that it's a hamstring injury,
which would take at least three weeks to
heal. With this sudden injury, the film
would be halted till the actor recuperates.
Get well soon, Aamir!
http://www.behindwoods.com/bollywood/hindi-movies-news/may-08-01/aamir-k\
han-05-05-08.html
 

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[arr] Needed

[Guru G]

 
Hi,
 I need our national song from A.R.Rahman music (vandhematharam) because i 
want participate this song to one big function. i'm is in kwait. i love too 
much this song so, kindly send me ..please...
  
  thanks..
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Re: [arr] Tamil Cinema.dk - Vote for ARR

[Vithur]

Yes. he is not lagging behind, and he never will. Its only we, who are
lagging behind in voting ..

I Stand corrected. Thanks

On Mon, May 5, 2008 at 6:23 PM, divya niveda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:

> don't mention that he is lagging behind ok.no one can ever ever ever
> beat him!!!1
>
> --- On *Sun, 4/5/08, Thulasi Ram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>* wrote:
>
> From: Thulasi Ram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: [arr] Tamil Cinema.dk - Vote for ARR
> To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Sunday, 4 May, 2008, 11:06 PM
>
>  done..
>
> common guys.. we need more votess.. plz vote
>
> On Sun, May 4, 2008 at 2:45 AM, Vithur <[EMAIL PROTECTED] com<[EMAIL 
> PROTECTED]>>
> wrote:
>
> >Pls vote for ARR from the below mentioned link . he is lagging
> > behind.
> >
> > http://www.tamilcin ema.dk/top10s/ show..asp? vote=musicdirect 
> > or
> >
> > --
> > regards,
> > Vithur
> >
> > Whatever God wants to give, no one can deny; Whatever God wants to deny,
> > no one can give. Be happy always
> >
>
>
> --
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> Group.
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one can give. Be happy always

Re: [arr] What is a Remix?

[Vithur]

Brother Kalyan

I think remix is just adding new instruments, new sounds to the existing
tracks, and make it look sound newer, in accordance to the current times,
without changing the tune of the song.

May be you have to try this for the vocals provided there . Remember, this
is going to be scrutinsed by ARR, and hence he will surely see whats new abt
the remix. We have to try doing something new
On Mon, May 5, 2008 at 12:51 PM, fani kalyan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:

>
>
> To my knowledge...when we add extra insruments or smaples or beats ,
> change the temp or change the genre to the original track is called
> remix..but what they provided in the remixrahmansada.com are just vocal
> tracks..how is it called a remix when theres no mix at all.
> Can anyone clarify?
>
>
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[arr] Re: RELIANCE VIJAY AWARDS...?

[sureshmechnit]

Who else?

A.R.Rahman won it for Sivaji... Chinmayi posted this information in 
her blog and Chinmayi lost best female singer award to Neha Basin

--- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, haris zeenath 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> hi guys.. any idea who won these awards in music category...?
>
>
>   here is the images link...
>
>   http://www.behindwoods.com/image-gallery-stills/photos-8/vijay-
awards/vijay-awards-01.html
> 
>
> -
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[arr] "Boss Win For Sivaji :The Boss" (RELIANCE VIJAY AWARDS-BEST MD)

[Karthikeyan Rajendran]

Hi Guys,
   
  There is no one to Rule the Tamil music in 2007 Except our Boss .He wons BEST 
MUSIC DIRECTOR AWARD for SIVAJI THE BOSS 
  Source:
  
http://sify.com/movies/imagegallery/galleryDetail.php?hcategory=13733818&hgallery=14665767
Regards
  Sibi
   
   
   
  
haris zeenath <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hi guys.. any idea who won these awards in music category...?
   
   
  here is the images link...
   
  
http://www.behindwoods.com/image-gallery-stills/photos-8/vijay-awards/vijay-awards-01.html

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Re: [ARR] Times of India writes about us!

[Srinivasa Krishnan]

Cheers to Gopal and Vijay !!!

- Srinivasa Krishnan

On 5/5/08, kaissiom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>   Congratulations to everyone for making the group proud!!
>
> --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com ,
> Gomzy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > The times of India, Blore edition. page 21
> >
> > Mad about Rahman, dil se These fans live and breathe A R Rahman's music,
> > finds
> > Sharmishta Koushik
> >
> > It was the year 1992. The film Roja was released and with it, a new
> > music sensation blossomed in the Indian film industry, attracting
> droves of
> > fans, mesmerized by his melodies. Their chotti si asha is simply to
> have the
> > pleasure of listening to A R Rahman's music and perhaps, watching him
> > perform live, and if they were really lucky, say a few words to the
> musical
> > genius in person. Meet the A R Rahman Fans.
> > What started off as an e-group, set up by Gopal Srinivasan, a
> > Bangalore-based consultant, is, today, a veritable database of all
> things
> > Rahman. From several media interviews to rare recordings of his
> tracks and
> > the inside information on when a new album will be released, these
> die-hard
> > fans are truly connoisseurs of Rahman's art. "The intent behind
> establishing
> > this group was straightforward — to use the power of the internet to
> network
> > with Rahman's fans around the world so that we could share the joy of
> > listening to his music. In many ways, it is Rahman himself who is
> > responsible for the popularity of this group — his music and his appeal
> > cutting across barriers. I am guilty of initially under-estimating the
> > global reach of his music — little did we realize that we would have
> people
> > from so many countries across the world joining in," says Gopal
> Srinivasan. And
> > indeed, today, the e-group has over 13,000 members.
> > On a rather sultry Sunday evening, a few members of the group in
> > Bangalore gathered in front of the rose garden in Cubbon Park to
> talk about
> > their passion. Quite befitting, considering that for most of them, their
> > love affair with A R Rahman's music began with the film Roja (rose), and
> > like his music, their devotion to his talent has only increased from
> > strength to strength. Says Kangan Upadhyay, who works in a software
> company,
> > "We heard the songs of Roja before they were officially released. And
> > although I didn't know the language, I could relate to those songs.''
> > And she gives credit to the music director for her superb scores
> in her
> > II PU exam. "At that time, the music of Alaipayuthe was released,
> and I kept
> > listening to it all the time while studying. I scored 99% in Maths.
> I kept
> > humming the songs in my mind even as I was writing the paper,'' she
> recalls
> > with excitement.
> > The way Rahman's compositions revolutionized Indian film music is
> > something the fans immensely respect. "He brought in a whiff of
> freshness,''
> > says Balaji Rajagopal, a chartered accountant. "He brought to Indian
> films a
> > sound which was, until then, only heard in jingles,'' says
> Chandrashekhar
> > Ganesh, a techie. "Earlier, viewers would walk
> > out of the theatre for a smoke when the songs would come on.
> Rahman's music
> > changed all that,'' says Gomtesh Upadhyay aka Gomzy, a techie.
> > "He's even a good singer,'' says Vithun Kumar, a BE student. Adds
> > Shahnawaz Gaffoor, a techie, "His music is international.''
> > Not surprisingly, Rahman's concerts are always a grand event,
> akin to
> > international acts performing in India. And these fans ensure they
> are there
> > to watch Rahman live. Most of them took off to Chennai recently,
> when Rahman
> > performed there for a concert organized by The Times of India. In
> fact, it
> > was during the 2005 concert in Bangalore when the city's fans met
> each other
> > in person. They volunteered backstage and even had T-shirts created
> > especially for the event.
> > Rehearsals are when they get to interact with the maestro. Some
> of the
> > members have even met him at his residence in Chennai. "Once, I went
> to meet
> > him at his place. As he was busy he told me to come the next day. He
> asked
> > me if I was a non-vegetarian. Since I wasn't, he ensured that vegetarian
> > food was ordered for me,'' says Prabhu Krishnamurthy, a techie.
> > During the 2005 concert, they even gifted Rahman a montage of
> all his
> > album covers, about 94 — both film and non-film scores. It now
> adorns a wall
> > in his studio. And needless to say, if a fan wants to meet him at the
> > studio, those from this e-group are allowed right in. Rahman has even
> > dedicated a colouring book for children, released during the Pray For Me
> > Brother tour, to the e-group in November, 2007.
> > The members definitely deserve such a token of appreciation,
> considering
> > they have taken pains to count the number of musical genres he has
> explored.
> > According to them, his music spans about 36-38 genres.

[arr] Re: DOUBLE TREAT!!!

[mahiya_is_mind_blowing]

I totally agree with you. Rahman Ji has brought music to new
heights.What is more impressive and endearing HIm to his fans and
people at alrge is that HE is " HUMILITY" personified. This is trait
you hardly see in person of HIS STATURE. God BlessYou Rahman JI  with
good health and long life to keep giving your thisrty fans the Great
kind of music you have been giving. We as your fan will lap it up with
great joy and pride.

[arr] Six Bollywood Movies That Should Already Be In Your Collection

[Vithur]

1) "Dil Se (With the Heart)": There is one reason you should watch this
movie—A.R. Rahman. Rahman is a music director who changed the face of music
in Bollywood movies. Mani Ratnam, the director of the film, uses his music
to not only tell the story of a female terrorist and a male journalist
looking for the truth, but to also highlight the different stages of their
relationship—attraction, infatuation, love, reverence, worship, obsession
and death. The dream pairing of Ratnam and Rahman has produced films that
cater to all of your senses, and this one is no exception.
http://www.newuniversity.org/main/article?slug=six_bollywood_movies_that152

-- 
regards,
Vithur

Whatever God wants to give, no one can deny; Whatever God wants to deny, no
one can give. Be happy always

[arr] RELIANCE VIJAY AWARDS...?

[haris zeenath]

hi guys.. any idea who won these awards in music category...?
   
   
  here is the images link...
   
  
http://www.behindwoods.com/image-gallery-stills/photos-8/vijay-awards/vijay-awards-01.html

   
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Re: [arr] boss wallpapers

[suresh kumar]

tanx thulasi

On 5/4/08, Thulasi Ram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>   dude... u ROCK!
>
> ur wallpapers are jus excellent..
>
> On Sat, May 3, 2008 at 3:14 AM, suresh kumar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > Dedicated to our boss fans group
> >
> >   Wallpaper - 1440 x 900
> >
> >
> > regards
> > Sureshkumar G
> >
>
> 
>

[arr] ToI News

[rajipadu]

Thanks to ToI, I did the right thing of becoming member of this group. 
Looking forward to great times ahead,
Padmanabha R A

[arr] Sathyam cinemas e-news on Jana Gana Mana

[Thulasi Ram]

http://www.sathyamcinemas.com/jana.html for VIDEO

http://www.sathyamcinemas.com/readarchivenews.asp?id=17

*AR. Rahman enthralls once again!*

It was a huge surprise for the audience that had come in to watch the
evening show of Sivaji on Saturday 11 th August. The backdrop on the stage
and the security at the first rows had them guessing for quite a while; and
when his name was announced the crowd cheered madly, and a few rushed
forward to get a glimpse of the music maestro. A R Rahman, Bharatbala and
Kanika Myers had come to Sathyam Cinemas to launch the theatrical video of
Jana Gana Mana.

With a few words on his experience working with the country's musical
greats, he proceeded to unveil the Collector's Edition pack with the video
directors.

Sharing their experience on making of this historic expression of national
pride, Kanika Myer and Bharatbala said, "The collective energy reflected in
this album is beyond explanation and one has to experience it to believe the
passion that went into creating this collection. All the great artistes came
forward and worked tirelessly to salute the spirit of India and its freedom.
We hope that every Indian will want to possess his/her copy of this
memorable collection of renderings and films."

"The greatness of this concept is the humbleness it reflects; the legends
praising the motherland in their unique way is an experience in itself and I
enjoyed every moment of being associated with it. I really feel proud to be
part of this timeless creation" said, A. R. Rahman.

*Jana Gana Mana Launch - watch video
*