Re: [arr] Calendar | TShirt

2009-12-27 Thread prashant nair
Hi,
 
Just placed an order yesterday and I am eagerly awaiting the receipt of the 
awesome calendar featuring the Master himself.
 
Regards,
 
Prashant

--- On Sun, 12/27/09, ChanderR chandersai...@yahoo.com wrote:


From: ChanderR chandersai...@yahoo.com
Subject: Re: [arr] Calendar | TShirt
To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com
Cc: vi...@kmmusiq.com vi...@kmmusiq.com
Date: Sunday, December 27, 2009, 11:00 PM


  




Hi Guys,


Received the calendar(s) this morning.


Just one word to describe it's Awesome


P.S: Vijay,Good to see your name appear in the creative team credits,Great 
work!! Congratulations.


This calendar is an asset to every ARR fan.


Cheers






On 27/12/2009, at 1:20 PM, ChanderR chandersai_2k@ yahoo.com wrote:




  


Just a quick note


I have received an email saying that the order has been processed and will be 
delivered via courier


Thanks

On 26/12/2009, at 5:31 PM, Madhu.Sudhan d madhusudhan. 51...@gmail. com 
wrote:




  

Hi I am at Bangalore and booked for it online some 10 days ago but yet to 
receive it, Is there any other means to buy the calendar ? 


On Sat, Dec 26, 2009 at 10:43 AM, Vithur vith...@gmail. com wrote:


  



Where are you in INDIA ? 



On Fri, Dec 25, 2009 at 11:57 PM, ChanderR chandersai...@yahoo.com wrote:


  



Hi Guys,

I am in India on a 2 weeks holiday.

I have placed an order for the ARR calendar from worldlight.in,Can anybody 
advise how long it takes to receive it,if you have bought one?

Also,any thoughts on where I could get 2 of those official ARR tshirts?

Thanks





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[arr] H. Sridhar Interview...

2008-12-02 Thread Prashant
visit :


http://www.imeem.com/people/_7Y6X2N/playlist/BsyXGzBO/h_sridhar_interview_music_playlist/



[arr] RAHU - THE OST

2008-05-16 Thread Prashant
Hi,

Thanks for those mails one and all..

I have been getting request mails from fans for a preview of the
soundtrack. So here's a preview of the OST of the movie...

Click on this link to hear the OST
http://www.ilike.com/artist/prashant-krishnan/album/Rahu

Cheero,

Prashant




--- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Prashant [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:

 Hi Guys,
 
 4 years back I had posted a message on this forum(Read the message
 http://groups.yahoo.com/group/arrahmanfans/message/46661  )
 It was to promote my music which was uploaded on
 www.download.com/headroom http://www.download.com/headroom
 
 I got a phenomenal response. Lots of downloads and appreciation mails.
 It was a great feeling then.
 
 Out of the many mails I recieved, one was from One of the dormant fans
 on this forum. He loved the tracks and asked more details about our
 group. I thanked him for his appreciation and support.
 //forgot.erase.period.//
 
 four years later one september morning I recieve a mail from the same
 guy asking if I was interested in scoring music for his period film.
 //refresh.rewind. play.//
 
 With arms open I accepted the offer only to realize later that the guy
 was the Assistant Director of GURU and one of  Mani Ratnams aides. The
 humble and modest Bejoy Nambiar.
 
 Alongwith my close friend Krishnan, I scored music for this film Rahu.
 We completed the soundtrack in 5 months starting December 2007. It was
 the most challenging project we have ever done, though we guided all
 through by Bejoy, who loves to experiment and has a great taste for
 music.
 
 The soundtrack features a Sufi Song Betaabi featuring Murtuza Mustafa
 and Qadir Mustafa, sons of the legendary Ustaad Ghulam Mustafa Khan Saab
 who have previously sung NOOR-UN-ALA-NOOR from Meenaxi, Tere Bina from
 Guru, Maula from Mangal Pandey for A.R.Rahman.
 
 
 arrrahmanfans.com has been a great channel through which we got
 connected, and created some mind blowing music. A big thanks to Gopal
 for starting this forum.
 
   As a token of our appreciation we would like to invite all fans to the
 exclusive private screening of the movie in Mumbai on Sunday 18th May
 between 4 to 8 pm.
 
 For venue details : Click Here
 http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3218/2493631055_dcedbee91c_o.jpg
 
 
 Rahu is directed by Bejoy Nambiar, who shot to fame, as a winner of the
 reality TV series Gateway on Sony PIX, India. Bejoy is also known for
 his ambitious award winning debut movie titled, Reflections, (2006)
 featuring Padmashri Mohanlal.Bejoy is married to Juhi Babbar, the
 daughter of the actor Raj Babbar. Bejoy is currently involved in the
 pre-production for his Hollywood venture for Ashok Amritrajs Production
 House.
 
 Prashant Pillai, who has had a short stint with A.R.Rahman in Chennai,  
 scores music for ads and short/feature films and is currently based in
 Pune. To his cerdit, Prashant has released Pune's First theme song Album
 titled 'Amhi Puneri' which was released by Shri. A.R.Rahman in May 2006.
 As a sound engineer he has recorded artists in the likes of Hariharan,
 Sax Raja, Shankar Mahadevan, Palakkad Sriram, Murtuza and Qadir Mustafa,
 Munna Shaukat Ali, V Dakshinamurthy and more.  The Radio Industry has
 helped him immensely in carrying forward his music to greater heights.
 He was awarded at the India Radio Forum 2007 Excellence in Radio Awards
 (ERA) for Best Music Based Promo – Single Spot during his stint with
 Big Fm in Chennai. Currently he is heading a private FM   radio station
 in Pune.
 
 K.S.Krishnan, is a versatile and talented singer. He is trained in
 Carnatic Classical singing.  Before teaming up with Prashant he has
 earlier scored music with Shardul for FTII graduate films. He is an
 ardent movie lover and has done a Film Appreciation course from FTII.
 Krishnan is good at song writing, and has written numerous songs. He has
 sung for many ad jingles scored in Pune and Mumbai.  Krishnans' got a
 great sense of humour and is a man full of whacky out-of-the-world ideas
 and concepts. He is currently based out of Mumbai working for one of the
 top global finance companies.





[arr] Rahu - A Bejoy Nambiar Film ...An A.R.Rahmanfans Exclusive !

2008-05-15 Thread Prashant
Hi Guys,

4 years back I had posted a message on this forum(Read the message
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/arrahmanfans/message/46661  )
It was to promote my music which was uploaded on
www.download.com/headroom http://www.download.com/headroom

I got a phenomenal response. Lots of downloads and appreciation mails.
It was a great feeling then.

Out of the many mails I recieved, one was from One of the dormant fans
on this forum. He loved the tracks and asked more details about our
group. I thanked him for his appreciation and support.
//forgot.erase.period.//

four years later one september morning I recieve a mail from the same
guy asking if I was interested in scoring music for his period film.
//refresh.rewind. play.//

With arms open I accepted the offer only to realize later that the guy
was the Assistant Director of GURU and one of  Mani Ratnams aides. The
humble and modest Bejoy Nambiar.

Alongwith my close friend Krishnan, I scored music for this film Rahu.
We completed the soundtrack in 5 months starting December 2007. It was
the most challenging project we have ever done, though we guided all
through by Bejoy, who loves to experiment and has a great taste for
music.

The soundtrack features a Sufi Song Betaabi featuring Murtuza Mustafa
and Qadir Mustafa, sons of the legendary Ustaad Ghulam Mustafa Khan Saab
who have previously sung NOOR-UN-ALA-NOOR from Meenaxi, Tere Bina from
Guru, Maula from Mangal Pandey for A.R.Rahman.


arrrahmanfans.com has been a great channel through which we got
connected, and created some mind blowing music. A big thanks to Gopal
for starting this forum.

  As a token of our appreciation we would like to invite all fans to the
exclusive private screening of the movie in Mumbai on Sunday 18th May
between 4 to 8 pm.

For venue details : Click Here
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3218/2493631055_dcedbee91c_o.jpg


Rahu is directed by Bejoy Nambiar, who shot to fame, as a winner of the
reality TV series Gateway on Sony PIX, India. Bejoy is also known for
his ambitious award winning debut movie titled, Reflections, (2006)
featuring Padmashri Mohanlal.Bejoy is married to Juhi Babbar, the
daughter of the actor Raj Babbar. Bejoy is currently involved in the
pre-production for his Hollywood venture for Ashok Amritrajs Production
House.

Prashant Pillai, who has had a short stint with A.R.Rahman in Chennai,  
scores music for ads and short/feature films and is currently based in
Pune. To his cerdit, Prashant has released Pune's First theme song Album
titled 'Amhi Puneri' which was released by Shri. A.R.Rahman in May 2006.
As a sound engineer he has recorded artists in the likes of Hariharan,
Sax Raja, Shankar Mahadevan, Palakkad Sriram, Murtuza and Qadir Mustafa,
Munna Shaukat Ali, V Dakshinamurthy and more.  The Radio Industry has
helped him immensely in carrying forward his music to greater heights.
He was awarded at the India Radio Forum 2007 Excellence in Radio Awards
(ERA) for Best Music Based Promo – Single Spot during his stint with
Big Fm in Chennai. Currently he is heading a private FM   radio station
in Pune.

K.S.Krishnan, is a versatile and talented singer. He is trained in
Carnatic Classical singing.  Before teaming up with Prashant he has
earlier scored music with Shardul for FTII graduate films. He is an
ardent movie lover and has done a Film Appreciation course from FTII.
Krishnan is good at song writing, and has written numerous songs. He has
sung for many ad jingles scored in Pune and Mumbai.  Krishnans' got a
great sense of humour and is a man full of whacky out-of-the-world ideas
and concepts. He is currently based out of Mumbai working for one of the
top global finance companies.




[arr] [Non-ARR] Download the new Independence Song . . . .AN ARRAHMANFANS EXCLUSIVE.....

2007-08-14 Thread Prashant
Hi Guys,
 
Please visit this blog SWARAJ  ( http://theswaraj.blogspot.com ) 
I've composed a song celebrating 60 years of India's Independence.
This is song called Junoon-e-hind which I've put up for download. 
 
Guys, if you have the time just give it a listen. And if you like it
pass-on the link to your friends.
 
Also, please let me know what you think of the music and leave your
comments on the blog.
 
Happy Listening! 
 
 
Keeping in faith,
 
 
Prashant Pillai
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[arr] AAMHI PUNERI: AAMHI PUNERI . . . .Pune's 1st Theme Song

2006-05-12 Thread prashant



prashant has sent you a link to a weblog: 

Hi Gopal! Thanks for updating the fans on this album. You can now check the link for updated pictures of the launch by arr in chennai !!

Blog: AAMHI PUNERI
Post: AAMHI PUNERI . . . .Pune's 1st Theme Song
Link: http://amhipuneri.blogspot.com/2006/05/aamhi-puneri-punes-1st-theme-song.html

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[arr] The Lord of the Rings Today Video Segment

2006-03-28 Thread Prashant
In case you missed THE LORD OF THE RINGS segment, you can access it 
below: 

Click on the link below: 
http://video.msn.com/v/us/v.htm?g=2db83090-cb2e-48f5-9282-
0d7402d85204f=kw_goog 


With a cast of 55, a running time of 3-1/2 hours, an estimated cost 
of $27 million and a boast that this is a new genre of theater, The 
Lord of the Rings finally has opened.

One has to admire the single-mindedness of producer Kevin Wallace and 
his creative team to adapt the J.R.R. Tolkien trilogy into one 
evening in the theater.

Whether it works is another matter.

Rob Howell's set and costume design is nothing short of spectacular. 
The set revolves with sections rising and falling suggesting 
mountains, valleys, rumbling rivers and deep earth. Paul Pyant's 
brilliant lighting is equally as effective in creating this dark 
world.

Then why is Rings so boring? Because with our senses being 
bombarded by dazzling images and blaring sound effects, there is 
nothing left for the audience's imagination. Added to that is the 
complicated story. Those unfamiliar with the books and films will be 
mystified by Shawn McKenna and Matthew Warchus' crammed book. While 
there is an extensive synopsis in the program, there is so much 
information whizzing by in the production that we have either 
information overload or not enough information for clarity.

Most problematic is that, for the most part, we don't care. With most 
of the cast declaring their lines as if on a mountain addressing the 
multitudes, there is an unengaging sameness to many performances. The 
usually compelling Brent Carver plays the wizard Gandalf with such 
deliberate uncertainty in many scenes that you wonder why anyone 
would revere him. But he then rises to the occasion by being 
commanding when faced with evil.

The exception is the touching story of the friendship of Frodo and 
Sam. We can identify with their loyalty -- certainly when acted with 
such genuine compassion by Loye and Howe. Special mention must be 
made of Therriault as Gollum. He is an embodiment of evil and twitchy 
impishness. Therriault is nothing short of mesmerizing.

Warchus directs with a keen sense of the big picture. Scenes moves 
with efficiency, but the details slip by. Frodo putting on the ring 
and becoming invisible, for example, is muddy.

Wallace says this is not a musical, in spite of lovely music and 
songs by A.R. Rahman, Finnish folk-rock band Varttina and Christopher 
Nightingale and athletic choreography by Peter Darling. Nor is it a 
play with music. Rather, Wallace says, it's a theatrical spectacle. 
Spectacular, yes, but boring.  












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[arr] Big numbers, little appeal..............Listeners captivated by it will . . . .

2006-02-23 Thread Prashant
Big numbers, little appeal
Dazzling dancing in Bombay Dreams isn't enough to sell it.
By Daryl H. Miller, Times Staff Writer


LONG gone are the days when American movies contained Busby 
Berkeley's human kaleidoscopes or Fred and Ginger's swirling forms, 
but big song-and-dance numbers live on in India, where they are a 
vital part of many popular films.

That pulse-pumping tradition is meant to propel Bombay Dreams, a 
stage musical jammed with numbers by the respected Indian film 
composer A.R. Rahman. The versions of the show attempted in London, 
New York and now on tour, however, haven't been able to establish 
what seems an otherwise inevitable connection between Indian films 
and Western stage musicals. If and when the right project comes 
along, the infusion of energy from the East could be electrifying. In 
the meantime, we must make do with the production that is launching 
its North American tour at the Orange County Performing Arts Center.


  
A pet project of Andrew Lloyd Webber's, Bombay Dreams emerged from 
the British impresario's fascination with Rahman's music. Tonally and 
rhythmically complex, that music fuses Indian classical music and 
Western pop, with salsa, jazz and other styles percolating among the 
techno drum beats and traditional Indian percussion. The most 
infectious numbers are lifted from film scores: the Top 40-
ready Shakalaka Baby and the swaying, propulsive Chaiyya Chaiyya. 
But Rahman wrote mostly original material for the stage musical, on 
which Lloyd Webber retains a co-credit for coming up with the idea.

The plot, apparently meant to playfully emulate many of the movies 
that emerge from Hollywood's Bombay counterpart, is a rehash of long-
established plot devices, intended as mere pretext for spectacle. So 
the script by Meera Syal and Thomas Meehan presents the story of 
Akaash (Sachin Bhatt), a young man from Bombay's slums who dreams of 
fame in the movies. He is loved, of course, by a neighborhood girl, 
the twist here being that the girl is a eunuch named Sweetie (Aneesh 
Sheth). Akaash falls in love, though, with a glamorous woman from the 
outside world, here the aspiring filmmaker Priya (Reshma Shetty). Of 
course, he gets his big chance.

The show, which ran for two years in London, was reworked for its 
Broadway presentation, which lasted just eight months. It has been 
further redone here, with some songs and scenes having been moved to 
new places.

As theatergoers take their seats, movie excerpts of Rahman's songs, 
including Shakalaka Baby, play on a big screen, showing us how the 
numbers should be done. And when the show begins, this new staging by 
director Baayork Lee and choreographer Lisa Stevens works best when 
the music is thumping. The big numbers dazzle with their unison 
moves, performed en masse — side-to-side head pops, windmilling arms 
and bent-kneed leg pumps.

When the movement stops, however, the show dies. The cast, though 
young and attractive, has neither the charisma nor the chops to sell 
this thin material on dazzle alone. Complicating matters, the 
production, in its first tour stop, is still in shakedown mode, with 
numerous awkwardnesses and glitches occurring during Tuesday's 
opening.

Then too, there are sequences that probably ought to be 
rethought. Shakalaka Baby incorporates what is often referred to as 
a wet sari scene, in which dancers are drenched with water. The 
geyser-producing contraption used here all but drowns the cast and 
necessitates long minutes of cleanup by a small army of mop-pushers, 
distracting from the dialogue scene that follows.

The London cast album of Bombay Dreams sounded fantastic. Listeners 
captivated by it will sure wonder what went wrong.









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[arr] Rakesh Mehra's AKS .....with ARR for BGM's . . . . .

2005-11-10 Thread Prashant
Rakesh Mehra's is re-releasing his 2002 flick, AKS for international 
audience. He will be re-shooting some portions of the movie for which, 
Amitabh Bacchan and Monoj Bajpai have agreed. The movie will have 
background by the legendary music composer A.R.Rahman.

 








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