Re: [arr] Translation of BBC Urdu article.

2007-07-10 Thread Siraj K

Hi Amith,

Thank a lot for sharing such a wonderful article. Its very much useful for
those who doesn't read URDU.

After suffering thru all this for a while, I understood that name, fame,
money and everything is temporary, and thus, going after all these things is
of no use.
See, the above lines are well-matured ones. Its really awesome and it made
ARR to be humble  down-to-earth. But I pray to Almighty that all these
fame, name, money  every good things be there with ARR always...

Cheers,
Siraj

On 7/10/07, Thulasi Ram [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


  great job amit.. thanx a ton for sharing the article

On 7/10/07, Amith Chandhran [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

This writer called Rabah Nazki once happened to travel to Chennai by
 the business class; and surprisingly found the person sitting besides him
 was A. R. Rahman! Here is what he has written about AR he observed during
 the journey. Long back this article was shared in the group. I could not
 translate it then. The original article is written in Urdu, and is posted
 
herehttp://www.bbc.co.uk/urdu/interactivity/specials/1249_rehman_a_r/index.shtml.
 This is the *free-hand translation *of the same article. I am 
*not*translating the article word-to-word due to the lack of time and the
 limitations of the translation. But don't worry, am taking care that you
 don't miss the important content in its pure form!

 Enjoy, comments from Urdu knowing people, like Jawad, Silal and others
 are welcome..

 --

 A. R. Rahman is a combination of innocence of a child and simplicity of
 a saint. I recently met him on Mumbai to Chennai trip. When I introduced
 myself to him, he noticed the similarity in my name and that of Rabah
 Basri's, and in no time, we started talking. He was very frank; in fact; our
 conversation started in the air travel and ended in his home in Chennai!



 *Far away from the material world:*



 What I realized thru the conversation about him is that he is far away
 from the material world. He started talking on spirituality by saying
 Whenever the plane takes off, I think this would be my last journey of
 life. He went further describing how music and spirituality go hand in
 hand. You cannot take one out of the other. Music lets you look inside
 within you. It takes you on such a high, far away from this material world,
 and moreover, it also takes you nearer to the God. You feel the purification
 that takes place within you while listening to music. Maybe this is the
 reason why music is sometimes called an integral part of devotion – of *Dhikr
 *and *Ibaadat*.



 We used Sufiana music in *Chhaiyyan Chhaiyyan* from *Dil Se..* and
 people appreciated it a lot. That is only because; Sufiana music is all
 about devotion. People can easily relate to it. Music cannot be created on
 conditions. According to me, while creating any form of art, the only thing
 which should be taken care of is that it should be perfect piece of craft.
 We should do our best to get the perfection.



 *…Only because of my mother:*


 Whatever I am today is only because of my mother. I can never forget
 what she has done for us. After my father passed away, she insisted that I
 join the music. She had seen a dream for me and she has worked very hard for
 that dream to come true. She was more confident than anyone else that I'd be
 a musician sometime. She knows what's right and what's wrong for our family
 better than anyone else. She has a great intuition. There is something
 divine about her.



 *Spirituality and religion:*



 For me religion is like an instruction manual. You know the instruction
 manuals which come with mobile phones? I think religion is something like
 that. It is an instruction manual for the human beings, to make them the
 perfect human beings.

 Religion teaches us a lot: regarding many things in life. It teaches
 maintaining the relations with others; heading to the right path in life;
 thinking in a better way and almost everything. If we follow the things
 perfectly we will certainly be happy in our lives, and will have mental
 peace.

 Prophet Mohammad (P.B.U.H.) has once said, listen to your inner voice,
 and it will guide you, it will tell you the rights and wrongs. The God is
 within us, and we are the most closer-ones to the God. Only necessary thing
 is to know about yourself and your needs.

 In this modern age, every person should try to follow his own religion
 perfectly. And the teaching of all the religions is in fact one and the
 same. That is- loving others and spreading the peace! Is it not?



 *Music is what I breathe:*



 Music runs through my blood vessels. The very first show ever in my
 life - in which I had performed - was conducted when I was about 11 years
 old. Being in music since my childhood, I knew that success doesn't come all
 of a sudden, but it comes gradually. People started appreciating my music
 very slowly, after listening to it through the radio programs, television
 shows; live shows and later 

Re: [arr] Aamir Khan on ARR on his blog!!!

2007-06-29 Thread Siraj K

Does that a blog really belong to Aamir khan? I doubt...



On 6/28/07, Ameeyn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


  guys,
aamir khan has started a blog recently and has been answering
questions and posting information on his upcoming movies like
Ghajini..in the latest post from his blog,he said that he was posting
it from our boss studio in chennai..post your comments and check it
out frequently for updates..follow the link below for the post..

http://www.lagaandvd.com/blog.php?topicid=33





Re: [arr] Aamir Khan on ARR on his blog!!!

2007-06-29 Thread Siraj K

*I'm sorry.. I didn't see a mail from GOPs and replied like that. Now I
understood its Aamir's own blog.*



On 6/29/07, Siraj K [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Does that a blog really belong to Aamir khan? I doubt...



On 6/28/07, Ameeyn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   guys,
 aamir khan has started a blog recently and has been answering
 questions and posting information on his upcoming movies like
 Ghajini..in the latest post from his blog,he said that he was posting
 it from our boss studio in chennai..post your comments and check it
 out frequently for updates..follow the link below for the post..

 http://www.lagaandvd.com/blog.php?topicid=33

 






Re: [arr] Taj Campaign

2007-06-28 Thread Siraj K

I voted once long back (very long back)... And 5 times after ARR's promo :-)

- Siraj


On 6/27/07, Bergin Roy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


   Hi,

You have been seeing many conversations / writeups about the Taj campaign
right?
Have you voted for Taj yet ?

Good to know you voted !!!

Ah ! Not yet ??? Please click the link below.. Vote and then continue to
read...
http://taj.indiainfo.com/onlineregistration.php

Comon, we are 11679 strong group. How many of us have voted?
If you haven't voted, then you are not supporting ARR.
So, do it RIGHT NOW !!!

Thanks buddy !!

Cheers,
Bergin
.





Re: [arr] ARR spotted at Nagore last night

2007-06-26 Thread Siraj K

Very sad to hear this... ARR should not goto Dargah and should not entertain
those buggers...!!!

- Siraj


On 6/26/07, Sadic Basha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


  Dear all,

ARR visited Nagore darga last night and durga commitee made a huge
money on his visit by collect RS 100 per head to enter in Durga.

regards,
SAdic
.





Re: [arr] Disopinted after listing Bomby Dreams

2007-06-25 Thread Siraj K

Wa Akaikkum-us-salaam, AR Imtiaz Bhai,

Actually these tracks are loved by Andrew Lloyed Webber and he chosen all
these tracks. Also it did very well in market and its huge success  hit for
ARR  Webber. Everyone liked the English verion of Hindi songs.

As usual, plz listen to those songs again for few more times; You'll start
loving this album. My point here is its a MEGA hit and everybody liked it.
But very sad to hear that you managed to get this album atmost after 6 / 7
years. OMG

Cheers,
Siraj


On 6/24/07, arimtiaz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


  Aslam-e-Alikum
Good Evening
I'm arimtiaz,having great loves for rahman saab for his magicl
works,I don't say that I'm the greatest lover or fan rahman saab but
I think in this world the person I like and love is rahman Saab and I
am one of the biggest fans of Rahman saab while living far away from
India (Lahore)
But Today I'm going to crticise Rahman Saab regarding Bomby Dreams
Although this album released almost 2000 but after a great struggle
last week I foud the album,having great crase to listen to it.But
after listing to it ,sorry to say,sorry to say ,It did not good work
first time rahman saab.I,even my elder brother depressed too much.
Actually,Rahman saab made mistake that He arranged the superb song
like Ishq Bina Kia Jina,Ho Ja Rengella RAy,Nain samnay in
English version and other song also were not according to my hopes
and routine rahman's magicl work.
For Exmpal If you sing the songMy Heart Will be Go On from the
super hit movie TiTanic in Urdu/Hindi/Tamal or another language it
will not did not make good effects on your mind and soul as in
English.
But I'm still listing this album Because
I'm Love in Rahman Saab
May Allah He blessed,live Happy best Life
Plese excuse me
from
A R Imtiaz
Lahore(Pakistan)
.





Re: [arr] PB Exclusive - A.R. Rahman´s 3rd Dimension Tour: A Review

2007-06-25 Thread Siraj K

*Very good artcile / critics. Well explained one*

*- siraj*

On 6/24/07, Thulasi Ram [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


  
http://www.naachgaana.com/2007/06/24/pb-exclusive-ar-rahman%C2%B4s-3rd-dimension-tour-a-review/


Planetbollywoodhttp://www.planetbollywood.com/displayArticle.php?id=062207034443

A.R. Rahman´s 3rd Dimension Tour: A Review

By: Samir Dave

Arriving at the entrance of the Nassau Coliseum in Long Island, New York
on June 16th for A.R. Rahman's 3rd dimension tour, one could feel the
excitement that is reserved solely for the most famous music director from
India. The crowd itself consisted primarily of Tamils from South India, who
had come out in droves to support the man who is arguably one of the most
popular members of their community. Who is this man who has caused such
fervor with his music? Dubbed the Mozart of Madras, A. R. Rahman has
endeared himself as the foremost expert on fusing Eastern and Western
musical influences together and taking Bollywood music into the future.
Before he came on the scene, dance beats and pop sounding songs in Hindi or
Tamil films were few and far between (aside from his mentor, famed music
director Illyaraja). He has brought a modern sensibility and has given a
fresh sound to what some had perceived to be the stale medium of film music.
This is made more apparent by the fact that he has sold over 150 million
albums all over the world, eclipsing popular artists like Justin Timberlake,
Beyonce, and Madonna. From Roja to Guru and from Bollywood to Broadway
(Bombay Dreams), Rahman has built an impressive body of work that will be
enjoyed for many generations to come.

The concert itself started a little more than one hour after the official
start time of 8:00 pm (in typical Indian Standard Time fashion). By 9:10,
the house full crowd had become very restless and had begun shouting in
unison for the show to begin. I have to admit, everyone was blaming the
organizers of the event (Poojanka Entertainment) and I was beginning to
think that this was going to be a very disappointing concert.

The stage was impressively put together, with the left side completely set
up as the percussion section. There was every kind of percussive instrument
imaginable including: bongo, congo, dhol, drum machine, and tabla.
Percussion, it turns out, plays a very important part of any A.R. Rahman
concert as he always travels with percussionist Sivamani; whose work always
raises Rahman's concert to another level. While waiting for the show to
begin, Sivamani came out on stage to test the drum set up, and it's a
testament to his popularity that he got some cheers from the crowd. In the
center of the stage was an open space, leading to a stairwell and a raised
catwalk. Slightly off center was a raised platform with a Korg keyboard
setup (this was where Rahman would position himself during the concert).

Most impressive, was a seven to ten feel tall and twenty feet wide
electric board at the back of the stage, which would display an animated
graphics show for each song during the concert.

A.R. Rahman had brought with him, fellow playback singers Sukhwinder
Singh, Hariharan, Chitra, Sadhana Sargam, Blaaze, Naresh Iyer, and
Madhushree along with 16 dancers.

At about 9:15 p.m. amidst the cacophony of a very angry audience, a humble
man came onto the stage with a microphone. Dressed in a simple black kurta
and pants, the man turned out to be the musical genius A.R. Rahman. He
explained in his quiet and soft voice, that their plane had been delayed and
they had just got in a couple hours before. Rahman profusely apologized,
thanking the crowd, and stating that he hoped everyone would enjoy the show.
The crowd was silent, and you could tell that all was forgiven, for the show
was about to begin!

The lights dimmed, and the concert began with Ik Onkar from Rang De
Basanti sung by Chitra. The prayer song was a fitting way to begin the
concert as it segued into a rousing vocal performance of Jaage Hain by
Rahman from Guru. From there on Rahman and his troupe whipped the sold out
11,000 member audience into a frenzy. Never have I seen such audience
participation in any other live Indian concert/event.

There is always difficulty in pleasing an audience that speaks two very
distinct languages, in this case Tamil and Hindi. Rahman handled it well, by
either starting a song off in Tamil and then switching to Hindi or vice
versa. Every now and then there would be a completely Tamil language song
that would get a roar from the audience such as Vaaji Vaaji from Sivaji:
The Boss. I don't understand Tamil, but the music was awesome and the song
got a roar of approval from the audience.

As for Rahman himself, he doesn't dance, he doesn't move much on the
stage, he simply let's the music speak for itself. Instead, he brings along
Blaaze who was one of the vocalists/rappers on the Rang De Basanti album.
I have to give credit to Blaaze, for dancing, joking and even mingling with
the audience to get them 

Re: [arr] Four stars from The Times

2007-06-20 Thread Siraj K

See this is other kind of review.. Meaningful review; he really spent
sometime to enjoy the show  music and then he wrote this review.

*Excerpts:*
But there's more here than spectacle. The music, by the Indian composer A.R.
Rahman and the Finnish folk group Värttinä with Christopher Nightingale,
airy and earthy by turns, carries and intensifies the story's swell of
feeling.

- Siraj


On 6/20/07, Gopal Srinivasan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


It's finally here – the year's most anticipated theatrical opening,
costing £12.5 million and heralded by high hopes on one hand and prophecies
of doom on the other. When I saw Matthew Warchus's production in Toronto
last year, I was dazzled and delighted by its ingenuity and visual
invention. I was also frustrated by its slower, muddier passages,
unimpressed by some key performances and deeply disappointed by its bungled
climax.

Happily, almost everything that was wrong has been put right. Some will
prefer the slick grandiosity of Peter Jackson's films; others will sneer at
the very idea of singing hobbits. It's their loss. Warchus and his team have
a created a brave, stirring, epic piece of popular theatre that, without
slavishly adhering to J.R.R. Tolkien's novels, embraces their spirit. The
show has charm, wit, and jaw-dropping theatrical brio; crucially, it also
has real emotional heft.

Warchus's and Shaun McKenna's book has been streamlined, but at more than
three hours the show is still long – yet it doesn't outstay its welcome. Rob
Howell's stunning tree-roots design stretches out into the auditorium, and
performers, too, spill from the stage, creating a fantastical environment
that draws you in and grips you from beginning to end. Hobbits chase
fireflies along the aisles; screeching, leather-clad orcs not only leap and
somersault, on springed shoes, across the stage's multiple revolving levels,
but, startlingly, loom over unwary spectators. Frodo puts on the ring and
vanishes before your eyes. Huge black riders and a hideously hairy giant
spider, conjured through adroit puppetry and brilliantly lit by Paul Pyant,
become creatures of genuine terror.
 Related Links

   - Will the rings win over the paying public?
   
http://entertainment.timesonline.co.uk/tol/arts_and_entertainment/stage/theatre/article1957603.ece

But there's more here than spectacle. The music, by the Indian composer
A.R. Rahman and the Finnish folk group Värttinä with Christopher
Nightingale, airy and earthy by turns, carries and intensifies the story's
swell of feeling. Themes of friendship, of the destruction of innocence and
a world divided by race and belief emerge powerfully. The bond between James
Loye's courageous Frodo and Peter Howe's loyal Sam is warmly affecting.
Malcolm Storry's compelling Gandalf blends otherworldly wisdom with
patriarchal concern, and Laura Michelle Kelly as Galadriel, a sweet-voiced
golden vision who descends in a skein of silk, is both ethereally lovely and
magisterial. When Rosalie Craig as Arwen bids farewell to Jérôme Pradon's
sexily charismatic Aragorn, you glimpse the timeless agony of women down the
ages sending their men off to war.

Most memorable of all is Michael Therriault's riveting Gollum, muttering,
growling, slithering, crawling and darting, part insect, part reptile.
Listening to Frodo and Sam comforting each other with an old fireside song,
he is torn between longing, hateful resentment and flickering affection;
Therriault's evocation of a mind and body tormented and divided is
extraordinary.

Peter Darling's choreography thrills, from a rousing tavern song to
welters of warring orcs to an aerial elfin ballet; and though Warchus keeps
the stage constantly bustling there is not a note sung, not a movement or an
effect that doesn't serve the story.

The battle scenes still struggle to create a sufficient sense of scale;
and the inevitable telescoping of Tolkien's dense material can be
disorientating. But snobbery and cynicism be damned: this show is a wonder.
Go with an open mind, an open heart, and wide-open eyes, and prepare for
enchantment.
.





Re: [arr] Four stars from The Times

2007-06-20 Thread Siraj K

*4 STARs out of 5* (**) given for this show.

http://entertainment.timesonline.co.uk/tol/arts_and_entertainment/stage/theatre/article1957609.ece

Cheers,
Siraj


On 6/20/07, Siraj K [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


See this is other kind of review.. Meaningful review; he really spent
sometime to enjoy the show  music and then he wrote this review.

*Excerpts:*
But there's more here than spectacle. The music, by the Indian composer
A.R. Rahman and the Finnish folk group Värttinä with Christopher
Nightingale, airy and earthy by turns, carries and intensifies the story's
swell of feeling. 

- Siraj


On 6/20/07, Gopal Srinivasan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 It's finally here – the year's most anticipated theatrical opening,
 costing £12.5 million and heralded by high hopes on one hand and prophecies
 of doom on the other. When I saw Matthew Warchus's production in Toronto
 last year, I was dazzled and delighted by its ingenuity and visual
 invention. I was also frustrated by its slower, muddier passages,
 unimpressed by some key performances and deeply disappointed by its bungled
 climax.

 Happily, almost everything that was wrong has been put right. Some will
 prefer the slick grandiosity of Peter Jackson's films; others will sneer at
 the very idea of singing hobbits. It's their loss. Warchus and his team have
 a created a brave, stirring, epic piece of popular theatre that, without
 slavishly adhering to J.R.R. Tolkien's novels, embraces their spirit.
 The show has charm, wit, and jaw-dropping theatrical brio; crucially, it
 also has real emotional heft.

 Warchus's and Shaun McKenna's book has been streamlined, but at more
 than three hours the show is still long – yet it doesn't outstay its
 welcome. Rob Howell's stunning tree-roots design stretches out into the
 auditorium, and performers, too, spill from the stage, creating a
 fantastical environment that draws you in and grips you from beginning to
 end. Hobbits chase fireflies along the aisles; screeching, leather-clad orcs
 not only leap and somersault, on springed shoes, across the stage's multiple
 revolving levels, but, startlingly, loom over unwary spectators. Frodo puts
 on the ring and vanishes before your eyes. Huge black riders and a hideously
 hairy giant spider, conjured through adroit puppetry and brilliantly lit by
 Paul Pyant, become creatures of genuine terror.
  Related Links

- Will the rings win over the paying public?

http://entertainment.timesonline.co.uk/tol/arts_and_entertainment/stage/theatre/article1957603.ece

 But there's more here than spectacle. The music, by the Indian composer
 A.R. Rahman and the Finnish folk group Värttinä with Christopher
 Nightingale, airy and earthy by turns, carries and intensifies the story's
 swell of feeling. Themes of friendship, of the destruction of innocence and
 a world divided by race and belief emerge powerfully. The bond between James
 Loye's courageous Frodo and Peter Howe's loyal Sam is warmly affecting.
 Malcolm Storry's compelling Gandalf blends otherworldly wisdom with
 patriarchal concern, and Laura Michelle Kelly as Galadriel, a sweet-voiced
 golden vision who descends in a skein of silk, is both ethereally lovely and
 magisterial. When Rosalie Craig as Arwen bids farewell to Jérôme Pradon's
 sexily charismatic Aragorn, you glimpse the timeless agony of women down the
 ages sending their men off to war.

 Most memorable of all is Michael Therriault's riveting Gollum,
 muttering, growling, slithering, crawling and darting, part insect, part
 reptile. Listening to Frodo and Sam comforting each other with an old
 fireside song, he is torn between longing, hateful resentment and flickering
 affection; Therriault's evocation of a mind and body tormented and divided
 is extraordinary.

 Peter Darling's choreography thrills, from a rousing tavern song to
 welters of warring orcs to an aerial elfin ballet; and though Warchus keeps
 the stage constantly bustling there is not a note sung, not a movement or an
 effect that doesn't serve the story.

 The battle scenes still struggle to create a sufficient sense of scale;
 and the inevitable telescoping of Tolkien's dense material can be
 disorientating. But snobbery and cynicism be damned: this show is a wonder.
 Go with an open mind, an open heart, and wide-open eyes, and prepare for
 enchantment.

 .

 






Re: [arr] Atlanta concert Cancelled

2007-06-20 Thread Siraj K

Are you an organizer Or assistant to ARR?

On 6/19/07, Kunal Rajan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


  Hi all ...

I am very sorry to inform you guys that the Atlanta concert has been
cancelled. The entire ARR team is leaving for India by tomoro.

Kunal.




Re: [arr] New song in Lagaan! What you didn't see in Lagaan

2007-06-19 Thread Siraj K

REally colll buddy...



On 6/18/07, Thulasi Ram [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


  http://www.ibnlive.com/videos/43156/what-you-didnt-see-in-lagaan.html

to cool!




Re: [arr] Washington DC concert - A low budget, very average show!!

2007-06-19 Thread Siraj K

*PERCEPTION DIFFERS We've got lot of very good updates  appreciations
from same Washington DC.*

*- Siraj*



On 6/19/07, vjchary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


  Disappointing Concert -

Bored Rahman-
He was on stage on and off. Sometimes didn't have anything to do.
Looked detached from the proceedings. Sometimes he was seen watching
the big screen behind the stage standing in front of his keyboard.

Fewer musicians- Compared to his previous two USA concerts there
were very few musicians. Watch the LA concert DVD from year 2000 for
comparison. In that concert, every song was reproduced exactly same
as the original. In this concert, he didn't have enough people to
play all those minor instruments he uses in a song. Secondly,
sometimes you could hear the music but see no one playing. I think it
was mix of music being perforned live and tracks being played.

Dancing completely out of place- unlike 2000 LA concert.

Small stage- Very small stage.

Many of the regular musicians replaced by Substitutes (Miami
University??)-
Also some performers were picked by Rahman a week ago in a talent
search in US. One singer was particulary bad, the one who sang the
Saathiya song. I know Rahman likes experiment etc., but to take
thousands of audience for granted and put up a bad singer. That is
arrogance.

His star vocals group completely missing- No Domnique, Ganga, Febi,
Rehana, Clinton, Devan to name a few.

Overall, a low budget, very average show, with tickets no cheaper. I
guess, I got to erase this concert from memory.

Raghu
.





Re: [arr] Re: Chicago - Live in concert - BUrst into tears

2007-06-18 Thread Siraj K

haaah sorry guyz... i misunderstood

On 6/17/07, Rahmaniac™ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


   one more small smile..
its not hakkeem..its siraj ;-)
anyway..it was fun in reading the miscommunication

 ~~Rahmaniac™ SURESH~~


 - Original Message 
From: tanyaagha [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, June 16, 2007 6:10:55 PM
Subject: [arr] Re: Chicago - Live in concert - BUrst into tears

 haha hakkeem it wasnt a question. he was explaining about his friend.

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 haaa,ha. ... lol.. wht question is this who is a diehard
fan of
 arr???
 how many millions (or billions) do u want me show? here all are
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 Cheers,
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Re: [arr] hope some unseen images

2007-06-16 Thread Siraj K

Amazing, Sarathy.. Awesome... wonderful images. many are really unseen
images. He is very cute as well...

- Siraj


Re: [arr] Re: Chicago - Live in concert - BUrst into tears

2007-06-16 Thread Siraj K

haaa,ha lol.. wht question is this who is a diehard fan of
arr???
how many millions (or billions) do u want me show? here all are die hard fan
of ARR No doubt...
For your query, plz contact Hakeem for T shirts.

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Cheers,
Siraj

On 6/15/07, abhilash ayyappan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


   Hi ppl, this is abhilash from chennai, i need arr t-shirt..could anyone
pls tell me how can i get d t-shirt now, i've already grabbed one n this is
4 my friend, who is a diehard fan of arr..!!!

Guys pls help me in this regard.

Pls do reply.

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Re: [arr] More Pics from the Vancouver Concert- I have a comment on ARR's attire

2007-06-15 Thread Siraj K

I was about to reply... But Kalimuthu has done it. Coz u know ARR looked
amazing in Chicago with his normal costume. See, you guyz missed onething...
At the end of HUMMA song, he removed his over coat and threw on the stage;
just style. I was really shocked to see that. Coz he was that much
excited.. We really enjoyed...



On 6/15/07, Kalimuthu V [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


   I did not see these Chicago pictures, earlier. He is back to his pretty
good looking attire!! And in jeans too!

Looks great!!!





Re: [arr] Re: More Pics from the Vancouver Concert- I have a comment on
ARR's attire

 I agree with you! BTW, I am not sure whether he feels uncomfortable /
looks older. But it does not appeal good (atleast to me).


On 6/8/07, vjchary  [EMAIL 
PROTECTED]http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/arrahmanfans/post?postID=InqO-1wZoChtT44OfimY4WkGf7qIkJAV6S_JqsTtD4G-oPtlMYFZOO1lHD0UocH9geJbmWEGBQ
wrote:

   First of all Deepak congratulations for these very professional
 looking
 pictures.
 Now on ARRs attire, to say the least it makes him look 10 years older.
 He is trying to look like Naushad or Nusrat Fateh Ali. I don't think
 his attire goes with his music either which is so youthful. Also, his
 sherwani or achkan whatever that is - is ill fitting.
 This would be my third Rahman concert in Washington DC next week. In
 the last 2 concerts also he was dressed similarly and looked very
 unconfortable himself. From these pictures I find other singers dressed
 more appropriately for the concert.
 I hope someone conveys this to him. Probably a simple shirt and a jean
 or even a pajama kurta (which he wears so often) would look and feel
 better than this shiny heavy stuff he is wearing in this US summer.

 Some of you will say it looks great and some of you will also say that
 it doesn't matter. Whatever you think, please don't start a war here
 over this issue. It is just my opinion as you have the right to hold
 yours.
 Raghu

.





Re: [arr] An old Hindu Interview

2007-05-21 Thread Siraj K

*WELL matured answers for difficult  controversial questions from our BOSS
at his young age...*
**



On 5/18/07, durba bhattacharjee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


  Just accidentally I came across this old interview of ARR, which was
published in the Hindu sometime after Roja. As I read it for the
first time, just though of sharing it with every one here.

Question: How did you come into films?

A.R.Rahman: My father, R.K.Shekar, was a music director in Malayalam
films. He assisted Salil Chowdhary, Devrajan and others. He
died when I was nine. At 11, I came to the field, playing
on the keyboards and later as an accompanyist. I worked under
under various music directors in Tamil, Telugu and Malayalam -
Ramesh Naidu, M.S.Vishwanathan and Illayaraja. It started becoming a
bit monotonous. I thought advertising would be a good alternative.
This went on for three years. I built my studio and took to
different forms of music - pop, rock and so on. It was then that I
met producer Tirlok Sharadha, cousin of ManiRathnam at a party.
He (Mani) came to my studio and heard some of my tunes. We agreed
to work together though we did not then decide on which movie.Only
later he told me it was to be Roja which he was directing for
K.Balachander.

Q: Despite your success, you do not seem to be working in a lot
of films.

ARR: Rather than making money, I believe in making people happy;
all other things are secondary. That is why I am not interested
in a lot of movies but only in one at a time. I like directors
whom I can vibe with. Ten years of experience in this field has
made me quite frustrated. I have evolved a technique which re-
quires a lot of time. Other music directors record a song in
seven or eight hours. But I am different. we do a basic sitting
and we record it. we record the voice and I add instrument by in-
strument to improve the quality.

Q: Will not the producers say that you are delaying their
projects?

ARR: My process involves a lot of time. The delay is not inten-
tional. That is how I get my results. When people say that
in Gentleman and Thiruda Thiruda the music is good and not like
the usual beats, I feel happy. Abroad, in some places, they take
three months to make an album.

Do you use computer in your films?

ARR: No. Not computers. The technique involved is different. In
fact, they say the music in Roja was computerised. As I said
earlier the recording takes time. You can hear the same flute
here in a different way. It is not computerised music. Nearly 40
persons sang `Veerapandi Kottayile' (a song from Thiruda Thiru-
da) that does not sound like computer music. `Vellai Mazhai'
from Roja) is sync oriented. I do not restrict the musicians,
but ask them to play whatever they feel. Then I record what I
want. I spend a lot of time on lyrics too. It takes around four
days. We write something in the first instance and then improve.
So it takes about a week to complete a song.

Q: Then you will be working only in perhaps half a dozen films a
year?

ARR: What will I do if I work for more films and only a few
click? I do not want my energy to be wasted. I want every film to
be a musical hit. In fact, Thiruda Thiruda songs have created a
record for any Tamil film - 25,000 discs were sold in Malaysia.
They are going to give us platinum discs.

You say you are choosy, but you also go in for popular songs.
Why is it so?

ARR: Different people need different songs. I want to go down to
the people at various levels. When I toured Tamil Nadu, I found
that people wanted songs that would make them happy. Also noth-
ing vulgar. There is nothing vulgar in Sikku bukku Sikku bukku
raile (a song from Gentleman).

Q: So you want to be with the masses?

ARR: No, rather I want my music to reach everywhere. If I play
rock, only youngsters will understand, while older people will
say Why is he shouting like this?. Each category of music
reaches only one circle: for the class audience Thiruda Thiruda
and for the masses Gentleman.

Q: Does basic knowledge of Carnatic music help?

ARR: Sure. I am learning Carnatic classical music from
Dakshinamurthy and Hindustani from Krishnan Nair. I like tradi-
tional music much.

Q: Why is it that the songs these days go out of people's mind
soon unlike the old numbers?

ARR: In those days, the lyrical value was greater in songs.

Q: You want to be called number 1 in the industry?

ARR: No. Numbers are not decided by me, but by the grace of God
and by the people. I want my job to be interesting and fun. I
just do not want to get stuck again in monotony.





Re: [arr] A.R.RAHMAN 3D CONCERT-CHICAGO INVITATION

2007-05-09 Thread Siraj K

Hey Guyz,

Good 2 see gr8 response from fans  other public. Tickets are flying like
rockets. ARR rockz... Really very good response as far as Chicago is
concerned.

- Siraj


On 5/8/07, Gomtesh Upadhye [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Re: [arr] An organization dedicated to A.R.Rahman

2007-05-08 Thread Siraj K

Gr8 dude. Very good initiative and gr8 tribute to the music legend, ARR.

- Siraj


On 5/7/07, Ricky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


  Hi,

I am from Toronto, Canada. I have always been interested in promoting
music (which is my life) to South Asians. And of course, when we
speak of music, the God of music would be the great A.R.Rahman.

In order to achieve this goal, I have started an organization with my
friends. Its called YUVA! It stands for Young Urban Vibrant Active.
We are having the first event on June 15, which will include
Antakshari, Karaoke, a version of Kaun banega crorepati and JAM (Just
a minute).
This event is named - ROOBAROO!

As you might have guessed by now both the organization and the event
names are a tribute to A.R.Rahman.

For those of you in Toronto, please check out this event. Come and
sing Rahman songs either in Antakshari or Karaoke (I do have quite a
lot of Rahman karaokes). Plus we will have a live orchestra to
accompany you if we don't have the actual karaoke for a track!

Warm regards,
Ricky

---

EVENT INFO

YUVA. Youth. Young, Urban, Vibrant, Active. Yuva (www.yuva4u.com) is
fresh approach geared towards bringing interactivity for South Asians
in Canada.

ROOBAROO - is the first event presented by YUVA on Friday June 15 at
Sapphire Banquet Hall, Mississauga. It is the first of its kind event
where four of your favourite game shows comes together - Antakshari,
Kaun Banega Crorepati, Karaoke and Just A Minute (JAM); and you get
to play a part in the event instead of just sit and watch!

This is the best event for you:
- If you want to meet new people in a friendly setting
- If you want to chill out with your friends and do something fun and
memorable
- If you want to sing either with a group in Antakshari or take the
mic for Karaoke
- If you want to be on the hot seat for a quiz and win cool prizes
- If you want to showcase your comic and speaking abilities in JAM
- If you want to HAVE A GREAT TIME!

Check out the details at www.yuva4u.com. You can buy the tickets
either by calling one of the following numbers to pick up tickets
directly or pay using paypal*:
(416) 509-0427 or (647) 261-RICK

'Life is a collection of moments, not minutes.  Come together to add
positive, memorable moments to your life by being part of YUVA's
Roobaroo.





[arr] ARR - Live-in-concert - Chicago - Invitation Offers

2007-05-03 Thread Siraj K


 Hi Rahmaniacs,

As we all know there is a live in concert program by ARR in 9 places in
North America.

Details as below:

AS WORLD RENOWNED INDIAN COMPOSER A.R. RAHMAN MAKES HIS MIDWEST DEBUT.

*WHERE : SEARS CENTRE, 5333 Prairie Stone Parkway, Hoffman Estates, IL
60192
WHEN : SATURDAY, JUNE 9 2007, @ 8 P.M.*

SPECATCLES: Concert spectacle to include a laser and 3-D light show with a
company of more than 45 musicians, 12 singers and 20 dancers direct from
India!
*SPECIAL FOR ARR FANS:
*
# The orgnaizers promised to provide a Best Place, a Special Lounge for we
fans to have a best view and cheerup at the show

# Special Discount, 20% off on every ticket (contact me for this)

Apart from these regular stuffs, we, ARR fans are having very special
event, organized by Mr. Sanjay from Chicago (one of the organizers of the
great show). He is organizing one more event which is a small get-to-gether
for us (ARR Fans).

Details:
* AR.RAHMANS FANS MEET
* VENUE  : SIZZLE INDIA RESTAURANT, 645 E Algonquin Road, Schaumburg - IL
60173, Phone: 847-303-/6667
 TIME   :  MAY 13th, 2007 AT 4 PM
 OFFERS :  *WE NEED RSVP FOR BELOW OFFER (WITH PURCHASE OF TICKET)*
FREE - PRAY FOR ME BROTHER CD GIVEN
FREE - AR.RAHMAN SHOW T-SHIRT
FREE - EARLY DINNER (DINNER @ 5 PM)
20% DISCOUNTED TICKETS SOLD
 OTHER THINGS: WE HAVE A PRESS MEET ON THE SAME VENUE  TIME

And also,

*- The video captured during this event will be shown on the big screens
before the CONCERT starts.
- Those who attends this event will have a PERSONAL MEET with ARR. *

Tickets for this one-night-only concert spectacle range in price from
$40-$155. For tickets call 1-773-544-9777 (Sanjay)

But if you people from Chicago (/ Illinois) can contact me, it would be
great for us to make this show grand success.


For more details, please refer the following websites.


For show details,
http://www.arrahmanusa.com
http://www.sulekha.com/events/evtdpnew.aspx?cid=214125nma=ORD
http://www.megastarconcerts.com/upcomingshows.html

For ticket details,
http://www.searscentre.com/events/event.php?id=111

For Seat Map,
http://www.searscentre.com/events/fmap_rahman.pdf

For directions (map)
http://www.searscentre.com/arena_directions.shttp://www.searscentre.com/arena_directions.shtmlhttp://www.searscentre.com/arena_directions.shtml
html




Cheers,
SIRAJ


Re: [arr] IIFA awards 2007 - nominees announced

2007-04-19 Thread Siraj K

Congrats, ARR ji. May Almighty give you more  more strength to be more
'polite'  'down-to-earth' as you are now (though u r getting these many
awards). Once again congrats.

- Siraj



On 18 Apr 2007 20:20:25 -0700, Sarathy S [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



Nominations announced for IIFA awards 2007 @ yorkshire, england from 7th
to 10th June.


http://www.indiafm.com/features/2007/04/04/2478/index.html

2 takes for A.R.Rahman for Rubaroo - RDB as BMD  BPS(M)  Naresh Iyer
also share with ARR in playback singer.


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Re: [arr] Shankar speaks about Rahman- Translation pls

2007-04-16 Thread Siraj K

Thank you very much for your translation, Sarathy.

On 14 Apr 2007 07:08:39 -0700, Sarathy S [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



rahmanicas ! kindly adjust if my translation is not good ;-)


Shankar : There is good friendship between us for longer years, since we
ve been working together from 1993. We work more of friendly kind  wont be
of business-like.


Interviewer : Did not he ask why u didn't approach me for Anniyan ?


Shankar : No. not at all. he wont ask such. A very sweet person. When it
is my movie  as we worked together more movies, he knew my expectations
well. If he was composing for some other movie  find an interesting tune,
he will ask to reserve that part of composition citing shankar will like
that very much. He (arr) used to say, i know you will like this song, for
when i told about my liking for some other movie song of his.. is such a
way good understanding. Similarly Style song, suddenly it struck to arr to
compose such tune  asked to play it for me knowing i will definitely like
that. when they played it to me immeditely said OK to the tune.




*arr_raghu [EMAIL PROTECTED]* wrote:


 Can anybody Translate for the sake
of non-Tamil speakers please...!

In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com arrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.com, shahul
hameed [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Shankar on Rahman

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3--B67FYh0

 Cheers,
 Shahul.





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Re: [arr] FILMFARE AWARDS (SOUTH) APRIL ISSU

2007-04-14 Thread Siraj K

Sarathy,

Thanks for sharing man. But what do you want to say here? Is that polling
over or yet to start? I'm confused, yaar.

- Siraj


On 13 Apr 2007 05:41:14 -0700, Sarathy S [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


   rahmaniacs

DONT MISS FILMFARE APRIL ISSUE . for polling etc...  other
exclusive shots of rahman  other hot stuffs.

when i was doing a pco call in a news-stand bunk shop, glanced Filmfare
April edition hanging above with announcement for polling fo Filmfare Awards
South in pages-132, 133, 134  135 for all 4 languages films  given somes
SMS codes  nos. to do polling. There is sillunu oru kadhal in tamil
section. similarly in telugu  have they entered rahmans kannada venture.
over to filmfare-north awards, i m sharing.,

here are d mention of south achievers in north in that issue. there are
photos of rahman  recent FF north awards exclusive pages in Pages- 40 thumb
nail photos of all winners incl. arr), p-42 has judges such as mani ratnam,
rajeev menon, santosh sivan, usha uthup etc for popular awards  p-91
(arr posing with award), 115, 116, 117 118, all about godfather performing
photos of all sizes. but the article mentions. songs performed lively in
that show as lord of d rings, patshala  guru accompanied by singers
chinmayee, shreya goshal (photo without head with arr in piano), naresh
iyer, rashid ali  blaaze. but no mention of even d name chinmayee who stole
with arr in tera bina.

*Important lines to share from that Issue - Shreya Goshal looking like
a tru opera singer crooned awar leaning on a piano that was being played by
the master himself. Is there anything he can't do? The musical magician
played with light, sound and shadows to create an effect that will be
remembered forever.*

finally in p-97 naresh iyer cheers with rdb award. wow p-53 has divas of
south hema malini  rekha posing together  p-56 posing sridevi. p-62
siddarth young storm doing rounds in telugu after jumping out from boys,
p-66 has entire RDB team including our maddy Madhavan.



















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Re: [arr] My dedication to ARR uncle for the movie Sivaji

2007-04-13 Thread Siraj K

Hi my Bro Sathya,

Gr8 work, kid. Keep going. You've got very good future. Congrats, kid.

Krishnababu ji, you are really a good father, indeed. You're supporting ur
kid in all aspects. Keep doing that. Your kid has got bright future. My
wishes for grand success in the forthcoming concert.

Hard work always pays rich..

Cheers,
Siraj


On 11 Apr 2007 20:20:44 -0700, T Krishnababu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:


  Dear All,

I am Krishnababu, Sathya's father and we sincerely thank every one
of you who had taken time to listen and send your wishes  comments
on Sathya's effort in performing a track of Sri AR Rehman. We are
overwhelmed on this response with the Phone calls and email wishes
and yes Sathya will be presenting few more numbers performed with
his keyboard. I shall upload same and give links to this great
forum.

Sathya also performed this song live on stage yesterday in a private
concert with Sridhar on drums, Suri on Bass guitar  Arjun Ganesh on
Mrudhangam. The audience were thrilled on same as probably it was
the first time hey were listening to this song or seeing it played
live. Thanks to ARR for this great composition.

I am also pleased to inform that Sathya is to perform a Carnatic on
Keyboard Concert in DOHA at Indian Cultural Centre, Doha on the 20th
April evening at 6pm. If any one of you are DOHA pls try and attend
this concert and bless him.

Fyi we will there on the 19th April and if you can forward your
email id may be we can meet up at the hotel and probably Sathya can
perform for the great fans of ARR an exclusive demo of ARR songs on
his board - live.

Thnaking you once again for the great support extended and i am sure
this will keep Sathya growing in the right direction.

With best regards Krishnasbabu
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Re: [arr] sify review

2007-04-11 Thread Siraj K

Excellent review and thanks for posting here.

- Siraj


On 11 Apr 2007 04:39:59 -0700, jarshadnk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


  Review
Moviebuzz

Sivaji-Audio review

Movie
Sivaji-Audio review
Director
Shankar
Producer
AVM
Music
A.R.Rahman
Cast
Rajnikanth, Shriya




By Moviebuzz


A.R Rahman and Shankar has struck gold with Sivaji audio album. They
have the right mix of peppy and innovative numbers along with the
sounds and lyrics that are sure to please the mass audience of the
superstar. Straight off the bat, it is the best ever album, of one of
the greatest combination in Tamil Cinema- Rajnikanth and Rahman (R
R). They have worked together in Muthu, Padayappa and Baba, but here
for the first time Shankar, the showman of Tamil cinema joins the
team. The trio has come out with music that is far superior, to the
earlier works of the duo.
Rahman, the maestro in private has always said that he combines best
with Mani Ratnam and Shankar, because both of them are excellent
visualisers . How the song comes on the screen is as important for
them as the composition. Shankar believes that songs are one of the
most important ingredients of commercial cinema and he makes no bones
about it that he loves to make picture perfect song and dance scenes.
He has a story board for his song picturisation, including a colour
scheme, detailing of costumes and the dancers including the
choreography and the lightings to be used!

Right from his Gentlemandays, he struck a rapport with Rahman, and
always goes out of the studios to a quiet place and take days to
compose the tunes. Later they sit with the lyric writer and make
suitable changes to fit in with the mood of the film. For Sivaji it
is obvious that Rajnikanth also played a crucial role, and must have
contributed some inputs, which has gone a long way to make the songs
energetic. Well Shankar's contribution will be known once the song
videos are shown in the channels, which will further popularize the
numbers.

The album kicks off with Balleilakka….. rendered by SPB, Rahanah
Benny and chorus. The song (6.06) is said to be the introductory
number of Rajnikanth, which makes it very important. Traditionally it
is supposed to give goose-bump inducing effect to the superstar's
fans, who will throw flowers and at times money on the screen. It has
to be a fast number and normally SPB sings it.

Lyric writer Na. Muthukumar starts the song with the opening line-
Sooriyano Chandirano. Yaar ivano sattena sollu and goes on to hype
the mass image of the superstar. The superstar as a champion of
Tamils –  Cauvery aarum kaikuthai arisiyum marandhupoguma( Can we
forget river Cauvery and the pounded rice). The hero can transform
the state into another America-  Annan vandhal Tamilnadu America
agum. In the film Rajnikanth is coming back from US and is trying to
change our system. In the song he also makes suggestions like Koovum
cell phone-in nacharaippai anaithu, konjam silvandin ucharippai
ketkom.. (switch off your nagging cell phones and listen to natures
sounds). Rajni has never been spotted with a mobile in public!

On the whole the fast number with drum beats in the background is
racy and vibrant, thanks to SPB. Like Mukesh was the voice of Raj
Kapoor or Mohammed Rafi was to Shammi Kapoor and Kishore Kumar was to
Rajesh Khanna, SPB is to Rajnikanth- Who can say so fast Sadugudu,
Sadugudu…? This number is better than RR's earlier Oruvan, Oruvan
Muthalali… with all its drum beats, as an introductory song.

This is followed by the racy track Style.. with a guitar base, sung
by Rags, Tanvi, Suresh Peters and Blaaze. The song written by Pa.
Vijay wants to establish the fact that Rajni is the original
styleMannan of Tamil cinema. The song is western in feel, though it
breaks into chaste Tamil to characterize the superstar. Some
innovative lyrics, which the purist will yell, but children will make
it their anthem- Oru koodai sunlight..

The third song in the album Sahana Saral Thoovuthu … is the pick of
the lot, clearly vintage A.R Rahman and rendered in that catchy voice
of Udit Narayanan and Chinmayi. It is a beautiful melody, written by
Vairamuthu with the use of Rahman and Shankar's favourite Indian
instrument the Mridangam, with the maestro himself singing the dheem
thana dheem thana bit. Purists may be critical of Udit's Tamil
pronunciation, but it adds to the final mix. Chinmayi is fabulous.
(Why is she not given more chances?). This number is going to be the
chartbuster and also the top ring tone in the coming days.

A sad version of Sahana… sung by Vijay Yesudas and Gomathy Sree is
there in the CD, only a one-line bit is there in the cassette. What
make the sad version so good is the flute and the humming of Vijay.
This song may give Vijay the big ticket to playback singing. Next is
the all important title song Vaaji, vaaji… sung by Hariharan and
Madhusree. It is comparatively a slow melody written by Vairamuthu
with a rhythmic beat, that picks up as the number progresses.

The 

Re: [arr] ARR - CNN Interview - Talk Asia

2007-04-10 Thread Siraj K

Thank you so much for sharing., Sundar. Gr8 work

Cheers,
Siraj


On 10 Apr 2007 05:36:30 -0700, s_sundarr_2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:



Hi folks,

ARR he has given us many mesmerizing albums !

I had this interview of ARR on CNN Talk Asia around march 2006.

Am not sure how many of you have seen the interview.

I have uploaded here!

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5061673625405570389

enjoy the interview and hail the master!

Thanks :)

Sundar.





Re: [arr] Re: Anecdote about international appeal of ARR's music

2007-04-09 Thread Siraj K

Oh, Baabre...!!! Guys, Rahman is not a musician, he is majician, indeed...

just in 2 days, we hear so many experiences from all over the world (US,
India, Mauritius, etc, etc). All the people (who are in ARR's era) will
definitely have lot of such experieces but not sharing with us. if u guys,
have more exp, just share them with us.

ARR Rulz

Cheers,
Siraj


On 09 Apr 2007 00:50:10 -0700, nivensamy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



Guys,

We know rahman's magic and the vibes and chills we feel from his
music, Im fan since Roja. But imagine how powerful his music must be
to be able to soothe my 6 months old daughter. Goodness, there are
times that neither me nor her mum can calm her, we try everything
possible and toys in our hands to calm her, and my only effective fast
solution is my mobile playing Guru-tere bina. As the few dham dara dam
flows in her ears, she stops crying and keeps calm till the end of the
song. And if ever i pause the music she will grab the mobile as if to
tell me to play on. And now when I have to make her sleep, I sing the
song to her and its magic. Now to clear any doubts, I tried other
tunes, but she prefers tere bina.

Cheer,

Niven from mauritius.

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PaVaN $*$ [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:

 Wonderful.Thanks a lot for sharing your experience...

 Anand Balasubramanian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi all,

 I am a radio jockey in this small conservative town called College
 Station in Texas. On my show, I play a lot of Indian movie music and
 not to mention - a lot of music composed by AR Rahman.

 The maximum number of calls and enquiries that I get during the show
 are when I play ARR's music. The other day, a Nigerian lady called me
 from her car and asked me Mon! What is this song Ding, Ding Ding.
 Its fantastic mon! She was asking me about the Daler Mehendi song in
 Rang De Basanti. I really coudn't help, but have a big smile on my
 face.

 Yesterday, I played Mukalla, Mukabla from Kathalan and the phone was
 of the hook. So, I guess my point is that ARR's music really has a
 flavor that makes it attractive to people from all races. My friend
 from West Virginia simply loves the songs Aye Udi Udi(Saathiyaa),
 and Shabba Shabba(Daud).

 I remember a long time back, during the release of the movie
 Kathalan, Director Shankar had a similar opinion. He was travelling
 in New York by taxi cab and handed the Kathalan tape to the driver.
 The driver was all gung-ho about the music.

 Well! That's my 1 cent for the day.



















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[arr] ARR Live in Concert - New York - Details Required

2007-04-09 Thread Siraj K

Dear Friends,

There is a live in concert of ARR in New York scheduled and it is listed in
this website http://www.megastarconcerts.com/ with the following
information.

*NEWYORK: *
*PROMOTER: POOJANKA INC / BHARAT JOTWANI*
*VENUE: NASSAU COLLISEUM*
*DATE: SATURDAY JUNE 16TH 2007*
*TIME: 8:00PM*
*TEL# 516-692-8690*
*www.poojanka.com* http://www.poojanka.com

But when we browse this website *www.poojanka.com* http://www.poojanka.com,
we don't find any such event.

Please clarify those who are in New York. Few of my friends who are in New
York are ready to attend this show but they don't have further detail.
Please help on this. Thanks !!!

Cheers,
Siraj


Re: [arr] Anecdote about international appeal of ARR's music

2007-04-07 Thread Siraj K

Really its gr8 to hear this Anand. Thanks for sharing this gr8 moment. Keep
playing our legend's songs.

ARR rocks, rulz the world with his music. gr8.

Cheers,
Siraj


On 06 Apr 2007 21:34:20 -0700, $*$ PaVaN $*$ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


  Wonderful.Thanks a lot for sharing your experience...

*Anand Balasubramanian [EMAIL PROTECTED]* wrote:

 Hi all,

I am a radio jockey in this small conservative town called College
Station in Texas. On my show, I play a lot of Indian movie music and
not to mention - a lot of music composed by AR Rahman.

The maximum number of calls and enquiries that I get during the show
are when I play ARR's music. The other day, a Nigerian lady called me
from her car and asked me Mon! What is this song Ding, Ding Ding.
Its fantastic mon! She was asking me about the Daler Mehendi song in
Rang De Basanti. I really coudn't help, but have a big smile on my
face.

Yesterday, I played Mukalla, Mukabla from Kathalan and the phone was
of the hook. So, I guess my point is that ARR's music really has a
flavor that makes it attractive to people from all races. My friend
from West Virginia simply loves the songs Aye Udi Udi(Saathiyaa),
and Shabba Shabba(Daud).

I remember a long time back, during the release of the movie
Kathalan, Director Shankar had a similar opinion. He was travelling
in New York by taxi cab and handed the Kathalan tape to the driver.
The driver was all gung-ho about the music.

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Re: [arr] Which is the best song?

2007-04-06 Thread Siraj K

I LOVE ALL OF THE ABOVE SONGS.

On 05 Apr 2007 22:21:34 -0700, chitti babu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:


Which is the best song?

a.Adiraadi
b.New yark
c.Oru kodi (Ah AAH)

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Re: [arr] ARR - Live in Concert - USA Canada - Plz respon

2007-04-06 Thread Siraj K

Gr8 guys... Good response so far. Please respond those who are in Chicago or
around Chicago. So far, we found 20 guys eagerly waiting for the great show.

Cheers,
Siraj


On 06 Apr 2007 09:05:46 -0700, raghuram rao [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:


   count atleast 2 from me for the chicago concert. I might assemble
atleast 6 to 8 people but for now 2 is confirmed.

Regards
Ram


- Original Message 
From: sirajuddeen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, April 5, 2007 10:48:39 PM
Subject: [arr] ARR - Live in Concert - USA  Canada - Plz respond

 Dear ARR Fans,

Please read this mail completely and respond seriously. The Mozart of Asia
is visiting the following cities on the following dates.
MAY 27 ATLANTA
JUN 2   SAN FRANSCISCO
JUN 3   VANCOUVER
JUN 8   HOUSTON
*JUN 9   CHICAGO*
JUN 10 TORONTO
JUN 16NEW YORK
JUN 17WASHINGTON

I'm in Chicago and the concert is going to be conducted in the following
location.

*Sears Centre Arena
*5333 Prairie Stone Parkway
Hoffman Estates, IL 60192

For knowing the seating locations, just see this page: http://www.searscen
tre.com/events/ fmap_rahman. 
pdfhttp://www.searscentre.com/events/fmap_rahman.pdf

For ticket rate and booking the tickets, please visit this URL: 
http://www.searscen
tre.com/events/ event.php? 
id=111http://www.searscentre.com/events/event.php?id=111

As I'm in Chicago, I spoke to the person who is arranging this great show.
His name is *SANJAY*. He is very much interested to know how many of us
are there in Chicago (and near by cities) to attend this show. If you guys
want SANJAY's contact details (mobile #  mail ID), I'll share with you
later upon seeing your replies.

He also promised that if we guys go together, he'll make an arrangement to
meet ARR in person.

Please respond to this mail, if you guys are interested to attend this
show in *CHICAGO*.

*Details of the show:*

*A.R. REHMAN LIVE IN CONCERT 
*http://www.megastarconcerts.com/upcomingshows.html

3RD DIMENSION NORTH AMERICAN TOUR
A TROUPE SIZE OF 70 PEOPLE WITH LUMINOUS PRODUCTION STANDARDS HIS TROUPE
OF MUSICIANS, SINGERS CONSIST OF SUKHWINDER SINGH, HARIHARAN, *BLAZEE*,
NARESH EYER (SANG RANG DE BASANTI SONGS) CHITRA, MADHURSHREE, SADHANA SARGAM
AND MORE, 6 CHORUS SINGERS, DANCERS AND TECHNICIANS

*Commencing on May 25th 2007 to June 17th 2007*

 - - - - - ---

My suggestion for the fans who are in other cities:

Try to findout the people from your cities and make the show very grand
success.

Thanks in advance.

Cheers,
Siraj

ARR Rulz...!!!
.





Re: [arr] Balilaka ARR sets Trend but this time he followed present tamil tern

2007-04-05 Thread Siraj K

No way, man. Don't ever compare this song with those songs. Its damn
good man SPB has done a gr8 job.

Cheers,
Siraj


On 03 Apr 2007 18:23:08 -0700, Tapey3 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


  The beats sound a lot like Thamthaka Thim from Thirumalai. Balelikka
is the racier track, though.

--- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com arrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.com,
Thulasi Ram [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 NO! recent fast numbers dont have singing lines without leaving
breath as
 SPB did in this song. this is the first of its kind from ARRs hat. i
cant
 remember any other song composed by ARR that falls in this category.
if i m
 right, in SPB's career, this is just the 3rd song that falls in this
 category (breathless).

 also, its an unwritten rule that an introduction song for rajni
should be a
 fast and energetic.

 bottomline: ARR has infact set a new trend in this song too.
 hail ARR!!

 On 4/3/07, Hakkeem [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  Hi
 
  Freiends after listening to Sivaji, I traced out that
  ARR followed the same trend which is now prevailing in
  Tamil film songs ( fast nos)in Balilaka song.Inviting
  your comments in this regard.
 
  Kind regards,
  Hakkeem.A
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Re: [arr] a couple of pics

2007-04-05 Thread Siraj K

Thanks for sharing yaar. Give us more, if you have any.

- Siraj


On 04 Apr 2007 09:37:32 -0700, durba bhattacharjee 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


   Thanks for sharing them.never saw ARR in such homely
environment...btw I have saved them in my personal folder

Durba

*Ranojoy [EMAIL PROTECTED]* wrote:

 Hi Folks,
Just wanted to share with you a couple of pics of A R with Siva at my
place nearly 3 years ago.. You can get a view of my humble studio (most
of the gear is hidden from view) and my backside haha.. Anyway, I
wanted to share these with you. Won't keep them on the server forever
though.. This was during BD broadway, Swades and Bose and after Yuva
and Naani/New had released.. Aug 2004 I think.. New York..
http://www.columbia.edu/cu/nanohv/ar2.JPG
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Re: [arr] Re: ARR - Live in Concert - USA Canada - Plz respond

2007-04-05 Thread Siraj K

Hey Bergin,

I would love to have ARR's T-shirt. Plz arrange for it.

Cheers,
Siraj


On 05 Apr 2007 21:14:45 -0700, Bergin Roy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


  Can we arrange for ARR t-shirts?

Guys, in Washington D.C area, lets all make it a success on June 17.

Cheers,
Bergin.
.





Re: [arr] Just now

2007-04-04 Thread Siraj K

There is nothing loss for ARR even if you loose confident on him. You joined
this group just to say these songs are bad? And that too, you got your CD
just now. So not even heard full songs and commenting... It must a joke of
the year 2007.

Cheers,
Siraj


On 04 Apr 2007 07:22:58 -0700, chitti babu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:


Just now i got shivaji CD. Songs were very bad. i lost confident on ARR.

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Re: [arr] 8 ARR songs recorded for London Dreams go in vain

2007-04-04 Thread Siraj K

Hey Pavan, you must be a humurous person. What a nice punch...

Hey, Sajirbig, guys worrying that those 8 songs (ARR's efforts) are going in
vain without getting released and you are asking for few downloads Whats
this man?

Cheers,
Siraj


On 04 Apr 2007 09:38:40 -0700, $*$ PaVaN $*$ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


   Wat r u asking for..?

Songs of London Dreams


go here and get the songs of London Dreams -- www.stopdreaamiing.com or
www.londondreamsonlyindreams.com

Njoi...



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A still from London DreamsRaj Kumar Santoshi, of Damini fame and China
Gate infamy, is today a man of shattered dreams. Literally. His most
ambitious project to date London Dreams has been shelved because nobody
seemed to give him the time of day. The film which is about a rock band in
England was to star Salman Khan and Ajay Devgan, and ironically eight songs
for the feature have already been recorded. The film though has been plagued
by cast-related issues from the onset. Akshay Kumar was initially to play
the lead along with Devgan, but opted out abruptly.

Salman Khan's dates then went awry thanks to his thinning hair, and Ajay
Devgan supposedly could not accommodate any fresh dates.

This, though, is just the actor bit. The actresses had their own musical
chairs in turn. For instance, immediately after the film was announced
Salman requested Santoshi to replace Priyanka Chopra (who was Santoshi's
original choice for lead actress) with beau Katrina Kaif. This
merry-go-round though was to continue and soon enough, Vidya Balan found
herself playing the part.

When contacted about this fiasco, a source said, Raj Kumar has lost
interest in the project because he feels that the project is taking too long
and the combination dates of Ajay and Salman are now working out because
both of them are extremely busy actors. The only thin hope Santoshi had was
of Devgan lending him some dates after his current commitments. But as it
turns out that Devgan is pre-occupied with his directorial venture, which he
will dive right into after his current slate of shooting dates with various
other directors.

Despite the writing on the wall, Santoshi chose his words carefully when
we asked him about his 'dream'. He said, As the director of the film, I
can't decide whether a film will be made or not. It's true that we have been
unable to get combination dates from Ajay Devgan and Salman Khan. However,
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Re: [arr] A.R.Rahman Website

2007-04-04 Thread Siraj K

Folks,

Gr8 idea. Lets use our technology expertise for the legend of music. It has
to be so professional. I'm ready to join this team (both technically as well
as other help). Guys, plz support..!!

Cheers,
Siraj


On 04 Apr 2007 21:11:45 -0700, Bergin Roy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


  Guys,

Do we have an exclusive professionally organised website for ARR? I
didnt find any professional website. I remember the one, Gopal used
to maintain long long ago... If i'm not wrong.

Most of us are somehow related to IT, i can give my hand to build a
website.

It should go very very professional. Not the usual static one.
Dynamic with latest information put on to it. We can think of the
cost of website development, maintenance. If all the members, join
and with a nominal fee or when we buy ARR t-shirts, lets have a
portion of the cost for the website maintenance. Somehow we can
generate funds for that.

Lets give a thought to it and conceive.

Cheers,
Bergin.





Re: [arr] Sivaji Mp3 Tones

2007-04-04 Thread Siraj K

Hi Srinivasa Krishnan,

Thank you so much for your effort. I like all the ring tones. Especially
following ring tones are awesome.

Sivaji 01
Sivaji 02
Sivaji 06
Sivaji 09
Sivaji 12
Sivaji 17

Cheers,
Siraj


On 04 Apr 2007 21:05:05 -0700, Srinivasa Krishnan V 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


   *hi all,*
**
*i'm sharing the my mp3 tones from sivaji. hope ur mobiles gonna rock with
them... :-)*
*gimme ur comments, if any..*
*all are direct links. so the download won't be a problem..*
**
http://www.mediamax.com/srinivasakrishnan/Hosted/MyARR/Audio/Audio%20Extracts/Sivaji/Sivaji%2001.mp3


http://www.mediamax.com/srinivasakrishnan/Hosted/MyARR/Audio/Audio%20Extracts/Sivaji/Sivaji%2002.mp3

http://www.mediamax.com/srinivasakrishnan/Hosted/MyARR/Audio/Audio%20Extracts/Sivaji/Sivaji%2003.mp3

http://www.mediamax.com/srinivasakrishnan/Hosted/MyARR/Audio/Audio%20Extracts/Sivaji/Sivaji%2004.mp3

http://www.mediamax.com/srinivasakrishnan/Hosted/MyARR/Audio/Audio%20Extracts/Sivaji/Sivaji%2005.mp3

http://www.mediamax.com/srinivasakrishnan/Hosted/MyARR/Audio/Audio%20Extracts/Sivaji/Sivaji%2006.mp3

http://www.mediamax.com/srinivasakrishnan/Hosted/MyARR/Audio/Audio%20Extracts/Sivaji/Sivaji%2007.mp3

http://www.mediamax.com/srinivasakrishnan/Hosted/MyARR/Audio/Audio%20Extracts/Sivaji/Sivaji%2008.mp3

http://www.mediamax.com/srinivasakrishnan/Hosted/MyARR/Audio/Audio%20Extracts/Sivaji/Sivaji%2009.mp3

http://www.mediamax.com/srinivasakrishnan/Hosted/MyARR/Audio/Audio%20Extracts/Sivaji/Sivaji%2010.mp3

http://www.mediamax.com/srinivasakrishnan/Hosted/MyARR/Audio/Audio%20Extracts/Sivaji/Sivaji%2011.mp3

http://www.mediamax.com/srinivasakrishnan/Hosted/MyARR/Audio/Audio%20Extracts/Sivaji/Sivaji%2012.mp3

http://www.mediamax.com/srinivasakrishnan/Hosted/MyARR/Audio/Audio%20Extracts/Sivaji/Sivaji%2013.mp3

http://www.mediamax.com/srinivasakrishnan/Hosted/MyARR/Audio/Audio%20Extracts/Sivaji/Sivaji%2014.mp3

http://www.mediamax.com/srinivasakrishnan/Hosted/MyARR/Audio/Audio%20Extracts/Sivaji/Sivaji%2015.mp3

http://www.mediamax.com/srinivasakrishnan/Hosted/MyARR/Audio/Audio%20Extracts/Sivaji/Sivaji%2016.mp3

http://www.mediamax.com/srinivasakrishnan/Hosted/MyARR/Audio/Audio%20Extracts/Sivaji/Sivaji%2017.mp3

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Re: [arr] must see review of behindwoods.com

2007-04-03 Thread Siraj K

Thanks for posting this review here man... If you haven't posted this here,
many of our guys may not notice. Gr8 review...

- Siraj


On 4/3/07, M.Mahen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


  Superb Review

*srinivasvny [EMAIL PROTECTED]* wrote:

http://www.behindwoods.com/tamil-movie-articles/movies-05/03-04-07-
sivaji.html

It is 12:15 AM (EST, USA), April 3rd. A severe headache, didn't sleep
the previous night and have nothing in mind but just to hit the bed.
12:25 AM (EST), my Editor gives a call, checks on the status of the
music review of Sivaji and hurriedly hangs the phone. Well, I
switched on my music system and for the next four hours found myself
doing nothing but listening to `The Boss'.

If you are just about to catch a flight or on your way to your
office, I just have one line for you. Sivaji audio is a magic, which
needs to be experienced, cherished, remembered and revered for
decades to come, period.


Athiradee
A.R.Rahman, Sayanora | Lyrics : Vali
I started with Athirade � had special instructions to start with
this song, and took six replays before I could switch over to the
next song. Rahman for Rajini � the two thalaivars of millions, will
have millions more swinging, millions asking for once-mores and
millions dumb stuck, when the song hits the silver screen. Rahman is
unstoppable � thank the Lord, for making him pick this one for
himself � Billa, Ranga, Badshah thaan�evan pistol paesum bayshah
thaan. The female voice of Sayanora and the chorus are just great.
Special mention for lyrics � its fun, frolic and frisk. Can someone
tell me, is lyricist Vaali a 21 years old bloke out of New College?!



Balleilakka
S.P.Balasubramaniam, Raihanah, Benny  Chorus | Lyrics :
Na.Muthukumar
Are you a big fan of his breath taking walks, his mesmerizing styles,
his charming smile and his numerous trademark gimmicks, then rest
assured you are just about to be taken on a memorable ride by the
Superstar in this song. Hear this number and you cannot stop letting
your imagination run wild, picturizing one of the biggest idols of
all times just creating destruction on the 70mm screen. The intensity
of SPB is too good to be written, he has sung as if he is making his
debut with this album. Raihanah is refreshingly folky. Lyrics by
Na.Muthukumar are just straight from heart!

Annan vantha TamilNadum America � thaliva nee vararuthukku thaan
nanga thavam kadakarom.


The Boss
Blazee, Naresh Iyer and Raqueeb Alam | Lyrics : Na.Muthukumar
Seven punch lines, three rappers and a three minute stunner. It would
be a crime to review this piece more without the visuals. Written as
a theme music for Superstar, the percussions used are definitely new
to Tamil Film Music. Watch out for the last 30 seconds high finale!

Sachin adicha sixer thaan da, Sivaji adicha puncher thaan
da�.lyricist Na.Muthukumar will hit big time if Rajinikanth's fans
lap up this song.




Vaaji Vaaji
Hariharan, Madhusree and chorus | Lyrics : Vairamuthu
A.R.Rahman might not be as innocent as he looks. He is a big timer
teaser, starting the song with some mystic sounds resembling Buddhist
musical notes. When you are all set expecting some slow paced melody,
he changes the tempo with the chorus chanting Aambal
Aambal�.. Muval Muval. Well, if you are wondering what these words
are, they are the two most researched words in Tamil now, after
Vairamuthu used them in this song.

The song sung by Hariharan and Madhusree is a classic example of a
genius at work. Though it looks simple from outside, it has little
bit of everything � Qawwali, Punjabi, Mediterranean and of course
Tamil. (Maybe that is what the maestro himself is all about!)


Sahara
Vijay Yesudas, Gomathi Sree  chorus | Lyrics : Vairamuthu 
Traditional lyrics of Thiruppaavai
Vijay Yesudas, Gomathi Sree  chorus | Lyrics : Vairamuthu 
Traditional lyrics of Thiruppaavai

A haunting irish pipe seamlessly transitions itself into a flute,
with the mellifluous Vijay Yesudas bolstering it further to give the
song a great start. Vijay has given his best to make the most of the
big opportunity. His efforts have paid off. But the surprise element
is Gomathi Sree, her voice resonate and reverberate as she recites
the Thirupaavai, with a subtle guitar in the background. Yet another
master stroke from the Mozart.



Sahana
Udit Narayan, Chinmayi | Lyrics : Vairamuthu.
If it was Munbe Vaa in 2006, then it is Sahana in 2007. Rahman just
loves doing the soft melodies. But the best part about Rahman is that
he is able to consistently break the bench marks he sets himself and
keep pushing his music further to the next level with constant
improvisation and re-inventions. He does it again this time with
Sahana. Udit Narayan and Chinmayi are picture- perfect for the song,
though Udit might need some more intensive Tamil classes to catch up.
Rahman's interlude is just the icing on the cake. Watch for the way
Chinmayi signs off at end, talent written all over!

Vairamuthu comes up with a masterpiece. It is said that 

Re: [arr] The Power of Rahman

2007-04-03 Thread Siraj K

Hey Pavan,

Well said, man...!!! I totally agree with you. Especially with the last 3
paragraphs very importantly the last paragraph..

Cheers,
Siraj


On 4/3/07, $*$ PaVaN $*$ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


   I now understand why producers ,directors ,actors want to have rahman
in there movies,especially in big budget movies.
Ofcourse,the music he gives is priceless,but also the coverage the movie
will get when you have someone like rahman in the team.

The way sivaji music has been shown in media,some in national news
channels like CNN - IBN,Star ,and ofcourse countless websites.

Well,When chandramukhi released there was not such coverage,Even when
anniyan released there were news in websites how the audio has received
lukewarm response and all those kind of stuffs.

Yes i do agree that Its a dream team of Shankar - Rahman - Rajini , but i
doubt if this movie's music wud have got the converage if there was any
other person as music director.

Also note that Rajini may be well known place among tamils and most of the
indians.Shankar is still to make himself popular beyond the South
India.But if you need your music to be heard not only by tamils,but also
by the indians all over the world,then it shud have rahman..Even those who
dont understand hindi will buy the Cassets  CD's -- Reason - For Rahman -
80% and rest for hype it has created.

Thats why i feel Anyone else than Rahman is a Comprimise.

And also,wat rahman creates is a universal music,irrespective of the
language.Even if the sivaji songs are gonna be dubbed in hindi,its gonna
be rage everywhere.And who knows some may even be used by Rahman in his
hollywood works,just like Shakalaka Baby.

Thats the Power of Rahman.

As fans of such a powefull man,wat one important lesson we can learn from
him in our life is Whatever success you get,never let it get into your
head, then only your feet will be firmly in the ground

Love ARR 

Regds

Pavan






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Re: [arr] Re: Sivaji Music

2007-04-03 Thread Siraj K

I agree with you chelvakumar. SPB has done a fabulous job in this song.
Great effort.
Still I too agree that Muthu intro song is the best intro song so far for
Rajini.

Nowhere these songs are near to BABA songs  no any other MD can do this
majic as our ARR has done here.

Cheers,
Siraj


On 4/3/07, chelva kumar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Hie guys,

I back to differ on the opinion written bout the Balailaka song sang by
SPB.
If a person who never liked SPB could turn around and tell me that he was
really impressed when he bought the CD and when he heard the first song by
SPB...that clearly answers how good the songs is..That person is my best
frriend. He never liked rehman n his composition. But when it came to
SIVAJI, he called me and told me he was amazed with Rehmans work..I was
shocked..haha

This song cannot be rated with BABA. Its totally a different approach. The
instruments used n its creativity in redering SPB's voice n pic was at its
best..Rehman utilised the whole power of SPB sir in singing this song..Only
SPB can do this magic..Expecially the sadugudu
sadugudubreathless..awesome.

This tune is really up to Rehmans standard..Compare chandamukhi opening
song and this..i bet this stands way better than that thevuda song..A higher
standard for any upcoming rajni movies in future..Im sure others are
secretly listening to it with astonishment. Deep in heart, they knew this
album is totally beyond the world and the creativity of this man alone has
made him the maestro/mozart of not madras but India.. :) I wnt deny if
anyone says the MUTHU opening was the best ever...yes...IT WAS THE BEST

 Chelva.
Petaling Jaya

*avinash [EMAIL PROTECTED]* wrote:

 Hello Karthikey, that's a decent review man. :)

BTW can u tell me what does 'Aathiradi' means?
And also in balailaika song, what are they singing about Kaveri?. Is
it 'River Kaveri'?Does it include any recent Kaveri related
issue? :-P .. Just out of curiosity..

Best Regards!
~Avinash

--- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com arrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.com,
Karthikeyamurthy J
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hi as such the sivaji audio is out and most of you would have
heard it I
 believe… I will start from best then go to the good and reserve
the bad for
 last…



 1. *Orukoodai Sunlight* – pick of the album… Absolutely new
style… to
 Thamizh… the hip hop… awesome… Though at first when I got the 40
min sample…
 I thought it was some African or Spanish song… It took time for me
to
 realize that it was my own Thamizh song… and it is from sivaji…
cos I read
 the lyrics orukoodai sunlight earlier in some blog… Whatever it
is… this is
 going to be a mega hit song… that's for sure… very very very very
very
 attractive…



 2. *Sahara* – By Vijay Yesudoss… He is really good… I think
it's a
 pathos version… amazing flute bits… haunting melody… it's
ineffable… gives
 goose bump when he finishes the last line of the pallavi and
starts again…
 ARR strikes… and the good thing is he strikes very hard… and I
think the
 second part I would appreciate more when I see the movie… sure it
is some
 situational song….



 3. *Adhiradi *– As the song rightly suggests it's an
Adhiradi song…
 which again I am sure you will like in first instance… Musically I
think
 none of the existing music director can even compete with ARR…
They are not
 even half of what ARR is… This is what I felt when I heard this
song… A
 complex melody handled with ease… Really I admire him for creating
a melody
 like this… Its typical ARR peppy number… esp. the bongos which
come when the
 words BILLA RANGA BASHA THAN IVAN PISTOL PESUM BESHA THAN is
sung… is
 really awesome… it has nice early  mid 80's touches in it… To cap
it all it
 is Rahman who has sung this song… Probably I would say he is both
the plus
 and the minus for this song… His voice gives the needed flavor to
the song…
 but except for the line which I have written above… I couldn't
understand
 even a single word… it sounded to me as if ARR is singing in some
Egyptian
 or some Greek or Latin… definitely not Thamizh… of course as I
will be
 listening to the songs again and again I am sure to understand the
lyrics at
 a later point of time…



 4. *Sahana* – Typical ARR melody… Amazing tune which steals
your heart
 in the first instance… Everything is good about this
song except
 for Udit Narayan's voice… He is bad… That magical voice which I
used adore
 in Eh Ajnabi, Hum Rahi Jabho Mastana, Kadhalikum Penin,
Kuluvalliley,
 etc. is no more evident and of course his pronunciation of Thamizh
words is
 really really bad… goes without saying… ARR could have gone for
some other
 singer… About Chinmayee… Now she has become ARR's regular
 singer… she is as good as she was in Tera Bina, Guru…



 5. *Vaji Vaji* – if I should appreciate something about this
song I
 would say it is lyrics… really nice… but in vain… Madhushree… I
don't get it
 why Rahman is using her in Thamizh… she is really horrible in
pronunciation…
 she is killing Thamizh no 

Re: [arr] mail from Rajinifans yahoo group - Sivaji Songs

2007-04-03 Thread Siraj K

SS = Super Star

On 03 Apr 2007 20:22:01 -0700, Thulasi Ram [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


  what is SS?

On 03 Apr 2007 19:33:12 -0700, S, Karthik [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:

  Mail from one of Rajni's fan (Yahoo Group)


 Folks,

 Usually, I don't post much here, but I do read most of the postings.
 After listening to Sivaji songs and reading all the postings about it, I
 can't resist saying a few words about the songs.

 I am a die hard fan of Ilayaraja and usually listen to only his songs
 with some exceptions of SS songs by other music directors. Now I have to say
 that ARR has done a great job for Sivaji songs. He has given a great variety
 of songs that would satisfy both the young and middle aged and the
 seniors..yes, as one of the song says, Kulandhaikku un style, elasukku un
 style, perusukku un style..these words can also said for the songs.

 As a die hard fan of SS, I want give a big Hug and thanks to ARR..You
 have really done it this time and you have proved that you are the BEST out
 there..

 1. Vajee Vajee - a good number that will stay on the top ten for months
 to come..

 2. Sahana - Udit really did it with little damage done to the tamil
 words. Great number..(folks did you notice that this song has only one anu
 pallavi)

 3. Orru Kudai - Simply out of the world..this would attract all those
 youngsters out there...

 4. Thee thee - ARR voice with the guitar solos in between, AMAZING..I
 love it

 5. Ballai Lakka - No words to describe SPBs performance..You are still
 my all time favorite singer. All the juinor singers of today should learn
 from this man that singing should be natural..Hope this is our SS intro song
 in the movie..Can't wait..

 6. Boss - a good one, but need to see the movie to appreciate this even
 more..

 7. Sahana- slow version..
 Yes, this is also great..but wondering why KJJ son did not sing the duet
 of this instead of Udit..

 Sorry folks, long one..I have listened to all the songs so many times
 and still can't get enough and simply can't wait for the movie release.
 Thanks for reading.






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Re: [arr] 8 songs recordd for London Dreams in vain- GUYS CLOSE TO ARR INFORM HIM

2007-04-03 Thread Siraj K

I think ARR must be knowing this b4 we know. Anyway, its horrible to hear
that those 8 tracks are going in vain... let ARR use it for someother album.

-Siraj


On 03 Apr 2007 22:32:35 -0700, Sarathy S [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:




hey ARR must be 1st intimated abt this news immediately as he may be
knowing it later. Plse some1 close to ARR pass abt london dreams fate 
request him to use all songs for some other hindi film as early as
possible failing which those songs may get leaked again  sounds will be
lifted by other MDs.



*Thulasi Ram [EMAIL PROTECTED]* wrote:


 that's a terrible news. i sincerely hope that ARR saves those songs and
uses it for other movies/ventures

On 03 Apr 2007 19:33:24 -0700, Gopal Srinivasan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:

 Shattered Dreams
 Raj Kumar Santoshi shelves London Dreams after Salman Khan's hair
 transplant problems clash with Ajay Devgan's dates
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 of Devgan lending him some dates after his current commitments. But as it
 turns out that Devgan is pre-occupied with his directorial venture, which he
 will dive right into after his current slate of shooting dates with various
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 Despite the writing on the wall, Santoshi chose his words carefully when
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Re: [arr] Rajinifans.com members comments on Sivaji songs!

2007-04-02 Thread Siraj K

Hi Ravi,

Thanks for sharing the info from Rajinifans group. As I'm not a member of
that group, I'm not able to see all the messages related to Sivaji songs.
Can you please forward those mails / messages to our group?

Like me, there are so many of us are eagerly waiting to know about the
feedback by Rajini Fans. And all of these people may not wish to join Rajini
Fans. So plz forward the messages related to Sivaji songs. Thanks !!!

Cheers,
Siraj


On 4/2/07, ravi_kk_nagar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


  Hi,

I checked with rajinifans.com yahoo discussion
http://movies.groups.yahoo.com/group/RajinifansDiscussions/

Almots everyone liked the songs except 3 members. This 3 members
were bashed left and right by the fans for the negative review.

They are so happy to have great song for Rajini after so long.

Even though the intro song is little different from typical rajini
films, they accept it heartfully!

Our boss has done it again! I am really thrille dto see how Rajini
going to appear for all the song. The stills of Sivaji can predict
that Rajini definately will shine out and bring more effect for the
songs!

Thx

Ravi





Re: [arr] Is Sivaji CD available in Mumbai or online?

2007-04-02 Thread Siraj K

Hi Vinayak,

website to place your order: http://www.musicyogi.com

Enjoy, man All the songs are damn good and our Boss has sung one
ultimate song, fabulous.

Cheers,
Siraj

On 4/2/07, Siraj K [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Hi Vinayak,

Better order your CD online and enjoy it.

Cheers,
Siraj


On 02 Apr 2007 10:31:08 -0700, Vinayakam Murugan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:



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Re: [arr] Is Sivaji CD available in Mumbai or online?

2007-04-02 Thread Siraj K

Hi Vinayak,

Better order your CD online and enjoy it.

Cheers,
Siraj


On 02 Apr 2007 10:31:08 -0700, Vinayakam Murugan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:




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Re: [arr] sivaji all songs available on net at 320 kbps......

2007-04-01 Thread Siraj K

well said, Shahul. Udit has done a fabulous job. He has delivered his best
on this song...

Cheers,
Siraj


On 31 Mar 2007 20:23:38 -0700, shahul hameed [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


  Udit's pronunciation is horrible? thats weird
man.. In which line he is horrible.. can u pls tell us.. he has done full
justice to the song.. I can surely say this is Udit's best song in tamil..
the ambience created by his voice is awesome.. Udit is the best
choice.. I was hooked only to this song in the 1st hearing.. I was worried
whether he will be replaced in the final version..

On 31 Mar 2007 19:25:18 -0700, sriramselvakumar 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   Hi readers,
 I have been a silent reader of this group for the past 4 to 6
 years.This is my first message in this forum.

 Please buy the original cd's/cassetes
 The rating of the songs goes as follows(in order):
 My honest review of the album:

 1).Athiradee(sung by our boss) is undoubtedly the best song of this
 album.Probably the best song sung by arr.It is much better then hamma
 hamma(BOMBAY).

 2).Ballelakka(SPB) is RAJINI's intro song.This song sounds so...
 good.

 3).Sahara(Vijay Jesudas-sad version):A gr8 melodious song.Slightly
 better than the other version sung by Udit Narayan.Song sounds better
 each time u hear it.

 4).Oru koodai/Style(Blaaze):Though this song does'nt revolve around a
 proper theme this song has already achieved a lot of popularity when it
 was leaked two weeks b4..The background beats are mindblowing.

 5).Vaa ji.. Vaa ji(Hariharan):Another gr8 song,but i just get the
 feeling somethimng is missing in this song..

 6).The Boss/Vaada Vaada(Blaaze,Naresh Iyer):A peppy song sung by Blaaze
 and naresh iyer.I starting liking it after i heard this song for the
 first time.

 7).Sahana saaral(Udit):This song is not as good as the one sung by
 vijay.Song is very dissapointing.Main reason being udit.His
 pronounciation is horrible.ARR shud stop using him in tamil films.But
 this songs also grows on you when you hear it for 4 to 5 times.

 I request all the ARR fans to buy the
 original cd's/cassetes of this album as soon as it gets released.
 Please give me ur feed back on these songs..

 Thanking you:
 Sriram(appu)






Re: [arr] Sivaji Tracks - First Impressions

2007-04-01 Thread Siraj K

Henceforth, before giving comments, try *not *to be biased. Sorry, if this
mail hurts you.

Cheers,
Siraj

On 4/1/07, Siraj K [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


HELLO,

The great legend of music (clayaiken) has given the wonderful review. What
a crack man, he is..!!!
What the hell man? You are comparing Balleilakka with Thirumalai  CM
songs? Then I think you lost your consciousness. Is that really
disappointing you? Don't be biased. When you give review you've to be so
geniune. Do you think, Shankar  Rajini will accept this song from ARR (if
it resembles with other songs)? Horrible comment.

I think you are so jealous about ARR that how he delivers all his songs
very nicely (super duper hits). Thats why, you accepted Sahana, Sahara 
Sivaji songs but you are not able to let your ego down; and hence blabbering
something.

Commenting on Style song? OMG !!! Whole world knows and agrees that ARR
brings international music and fame to our India and its very brand new
kinda music to us. Its gonna rock and again you are not able to accept it;
what a sick man you are !!!

Athiradee, what a song man? ARR rocked in this..!! We're hearing this
kinda voice after a long time. ARR gets involved only when he likes. All
normal person will like this song. Donno about you !!!

The Boss, you've to watch this on screen (with Shankar's picturisation).
Then give a comment.

Henceforth, before giving comments, try to be biased. Sorry, if this mail
hurts you.

Cheers,
Siraj


On 4/1/07, clayaiken2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   Just got the CD here in Malaysia and here are my first thoughts:
 (1) Balleilakka (2/5)
 This music for this track reminds of the song Thaamthaka Theemthaka
 from Vijay's Thirumalai and also Devuda from CM. Kinda disappointed.

 (2) Vaaji (3/5)
 This type of track is what ARR did in 1996 i.e. Indian. Why the same
 in 2007? He could do this type of song in any other Tamil movie.

 (3) Sahana  Sahara (3/5)
 Good song but same comments as for Vaaji.

 (4) Athiradee (3/5)
 Ranjit did the programming. Reminds of MJ's Dangerous tracks. The
 track from 00:45 seconds is familiar but I couldn't identify it. OK
 track.

 (5) Style (2/5)
 Never liked this track from the start. Don't like it when ARR goes
 Shaggy like in Ratchagan and E20U18.

 (6) The Boss (2/5)
 Should use less of Blaaze!!! Suresh Peters was a better muse for ARR -
 look at Thiruda Thiruda, Kaadhalan, Gentleman, Super Police, etc.
 .

 






Re: [arr] Re: ARR 3rd Dimension tour US leg any news??

2007-04-01 Thread Siraj K

Hey Guys,

What is this program about? Is our boss (ARR) coming  is it a concert. Plz
tell me, I need to book a ticket, man...

Cheers,
Siraj


On 4/1/07, Sachin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


  I enquired and the tickets should go on sale next week ... should be
available on ticketmaster.com.

Show should ROCK in Atlanta.

Sachin

--- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com arrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.com,
Jagdeesh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hey fellow ARR fans,

 I have been reading several reports about the 3rd Dimension tour in
 the US being organized for the past 2 yrs. The promoters give out
 dates everytime and then end up canceling it. Well the latest one
says
 Boss will be in Atlanta on May 27 at Phillips Arena for the 3rd
 Dimension tour.

 Apparently Mark Premji is the promoter. But from past experiences I
 know he had posted dates for the same show in May 2006, then
September
 and as everyone knows they were all false. Now this one in May is
also
 posted on Sulekha and when I spoke to Premji he said the
sponsorships
 are also in place so is it true after all??

 http://premji.com/

 Guys close to ARR or anyone please confirm if you know more

 Jags






Re: [arr] SIVAJIIIIII.....WHAT ELSE !!!!!

2007-03-31 Thread Siraj K

Hi Dr. Naushad Ali,

Gr8 to see your review. I think US guys will have to wait for few more days
to grab the CDs. Your reviews are all tempting us more.

FYI, *AR. Rahman* is correct spelling not AR. Rehman. Rahman himself
clarified it when he was chatting with his fans in London (I think its
London).

Cheers,
Siraj


On 3/31/07, nashlib [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


  HI GUYS,
I'M A DOCTOR FROM CHENNAI...ITS BEEN A LONG TIME SINCE I WROTE IN
THE GROUP...IM ALSO AN AVID ARR FAN...SINCE ROJA...I DONT REMEMBER
BUYING LESS THAN 2-3 CASSETTES OR CDS PER MOVIE COZ THE TAPE GOT BAD
AFTER REPEATED LISTENING SO DID THE CD'S THEY GOT SCRACHEDMAX WAS
BOMBAY( 4 TAPES, 7CDS)...IM THINKING SIVAJI IS GONNA BEAT THAT
RECORDTHE SONG ARE TRUELY NEXT GENTREND SETTERS...NOW PEOPLE
WILL BE STARTING TO COMPOSE SONGS LIKE THISAND TO ALL THE PEOPLE
WHO DOUBTED ARRSHUT UP

1.BALLEILAKKA - I THINK IVE LISTENED TO IT AT LEAST 20 TIMES IN THE
PAST 1 AND HALF HOURS...LYRICS R RICH

2.ATHIRADI AND BOSS - I THINK RAHMAN HAS TAKEN SOME MAGIC POTION TO
MAKE HIM GO CRAZY...IT MIND BLOWING

3.SAHANA AND SAHARA - BEAUTIES...REALLY...VIJAY YESUDAS IS
SPR AND THE FLUTE RENDERING IS SOUL STEERING

4.STYLE - IS VERY DIFFERENT..BUT I WISH THE MID-PART HAD A LITTLE MORE
RHYTHM...BUT DIFFERNET NEVER-THE-LESS

ANOTHER POINT IS THAT THERE R NO INFLAMATORY LYRICS...NO POLITICAL
LYRICS...NO DOUBLE ENTRANTS...HAT OFF TO SHANKAR AND THE TWO POWERFUL
RAs OF THE TAMIL FILM INDUSTRY RA-JINI AND RA-HMAN (i know it is
REhman but so what)(ps: i think RA in egyptian means GOD or something
like that)

BYE THEN

HAPPY LISTENING

NAUSHAD ALI.
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Re: [arr] ARR is Athiradee Machaa Machaa Machana

2007-03-31 Thread Siraj K

Me too heard this song man... Marvelous, awesome. Its definitely gonna rock.
Don't understand how ARR completely changed his voice like this. Gr8, ARR

Cheers,
Siraj


On 3/31/07, Sandeep Mody [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


  it will create another magic like newyork nagaram and khalbali

On 3/31/07, Ashwin Saravana Kumaar [EMAIL PROTECTED]  wrote:

   Oh man, what a song, what a voice. I have no words to describe it.




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Re: [arr] Sivaji - the first music review?

2007-03-31 Thread Siraj K

Same three leaked out songs are there in the CD but with lot of improvments;
original songs are really excellent than the leaked ones. We'll have to get
CD / cassette to enjoy the full essence of the music of ARR. Plz get your
own CD and hear to them.



On 31 Mar 2007 19:24:33 -0700, Arun KB Ganesh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


   Are the 3 songs in the CD, any different from the leaked version? I saw
contradicting messages on that. Could someone please clarify ?


On 3/31/07, Karthik S [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   http://www.itwofs.com/milliblog/

 Balleilakka has intentionally-likeable lyrics but is pretty mundane
 otherwise. Athiradee tests Rahman's vocals and its unusual tune and
 orchestration pattern sounds interesting. Vaaji vaaji is very catchy
 thanks to a predictable rhythm sequence and Blaaze adds his usual
 mishmash in The Boss. Sahana is no doubt melodious, but a bit staid
 for a Rajinikant starrer, while Gomathi Sree is fantastic in Sahara!
 Style with its fragmented structure mixed well in a likeable package
 is the clincher. Vairamuthu's lyrics take a safe route, but Rahman
 stands his ground by giving a soundtrack that doesn't seem to
 immediately pander to Rajinikant's image!






Re: [arr] Sivaji - bad - subject shld be EXCELLENT / AWESOME

2007-03-31 Thread Siraj K

hey Shiek,

I don't understand what you are trying to say. We know the songs are already
started rocking. This is what expected from ARR and he has once again done
that and proved himself as maestro. What else do you need?

Cheers,
Siraj


On 31 Mar 2007 19:25:08 -0700, SHEIK [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


   Here is the rahman for those who were searching so far to compare with
others in industry.
Already the expectations on Sivaji is high and the worst case here is the
songs are ultimate,excellent, simply the super duper which makes the
expectations multiple.
What to do. no one can help it? ... Some body stop
rahman

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Re: [arr] Sivaji Review.

2007-03-31 Thread Siraj K

Hey Sullu  Fans,

I totally agree with this review comments except that Athiradee has to be
given 10/10 and Style should be given 9/10.

As these two songs are totally new and different to Indian music, they gonna
rock. Whowever gives bad comments about this album will eat their words back
after few days.. And even after the movie is released.

Cheers,
Siraj



On 3/31/07, sulluongroup [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



Hi ,

I heard all the songs from sivaji today ..
And I would like to give my thought on the songs..

Here u go..

1)Balleilakka : (S.P. Balasubramaniam, Raihanah, Benny  Chorus)..9/10.

Well.It luks like the intro song...
The lyrics r awesome..
Since it is by SPB ..u feel similarity with thevudu thevuda song.
this one will be liked by people from the first hearing..
some beats remind me the kummi adi song from SOK.
The best intro song for rajini

2)Athiradee : (A.R. Rahman  Sayanora)...8/10.

Very new to tamil music..
ARR Voice is too gud...
I wonder how he keeps changing his voice so well between movies..
Mind it,this song needs too many hearingsand reviewing this will be
tough for every one for sure...
Sounds to me like an old age song with new music..
Not sure whether this song will suite for rajni ..

3)Vaaji Vaaji : (Hariharan, Madhusree  Chorus)...8/10.

This song is a slow poison and sure ll be liked by many after few
hearings...
I feel this song is too much tamilized in terms of lyrics..with
aaambal..mouvval...any tamil teachers out thr?plz help to through the
meaning.

4)Sahana : (Udit Narayanan  Chinmayi)...10/10.

Well..again.no need to review this song...
the fact is tht ,this song already stole many hearts at its very first
hearing...shara pookal..going to take so many rounds around the world.
I feel udit is the best choice for this song..whn he takes like
ooraayiram aandugal semitha .its sound gud with his voice than any
one..

5)Style : (Rags, Blaaze, Tanvi  Suresh Peters)8/10.

Its very stylish song and will catch the youth very easily..especially
the children will like this song more...
Its very new to tamil music...and the gud news that the ring tones r
doing gud with this song already..

6) The Boss : (Blaaze, Naresh Iyer  Raqueeb Alam)...8/10.

It looks like a theme music...with all the rajini punch dialogs...
sachin adicha sixer thaan da..sivaji adicha puncher thaan da...
The instrumentation is very gud in this song...

7)Sahana : (Vijay Yesudass, Gomathi Sree  Chorus)..10/10.

Finally,the sad version of sahara...by vijay yesudaas and gomathi sree
combination..simply superb...the flute is excellent ...snd gomathi sree
has done an excellent job mermarizing voice..

Over all.. Its the best from Rahman for Rajini...and I feel sivaji will
be a super hit with Balleilakka ,Sahara,Style songs toping the chart..

Not sure whether I ve composed my review in a better way ..but I am
happy with Sivaji songs ..

I hope to hear more gud reviews from all the fans out thr in this
group...especially from our friend SAM :)

There is so much to hear from Rahman..

Cheers,
sullu.





Re: [arr] A R Rahman - THE **ATHIRADI** BOSS

2007-03-31 Thread Siraj K

Yes, Thulasi. Gr8 man.. Its really amazing that how ARR changed his voice
like this. Its awesome man. really rocking..!!! Rajini fans are so lucky
that ARR has lent his great voice to Rajini for this song and the gr8 album
as well. Gr8, Rajini fans, now you all can enjoy...!!!



On 31 Mar 2007 19:27:03 -0700, Thulasi Ram [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


  just heard athiradi and ballelakka songs.. SIVAJI IS GONNA ROCK.. that's
confirmed. no words to express the enthusiasm in Athiradi songs. ARR ROCKS
in the song. a top gear song. never expected that ARR can sing such a great
song. fast paced. terrific song. such a song for Rajni??? that's
more interesting. with visuals its gonna be the song of this year.

ballelakka song excellent but should be given atleast 4-5 times hearing.
then it will catch u even if u stay away from it!

full review sometime later...

ARR is the ATHIRADI genius. he rocks! cant wait to grab the ORIGINAL CD
soon.




Re: [arr] GOT MY SIVAJI CD TODAY!!!!!CD COVER SCAN INCLUDED

2007-03-30 Thread Siraj K

Exactly happened for me as well, Mirza. But I didn't get angry but I laughed
after seeing the image. What a humorous person, he is...



On 30 Mar 2007 03:13:27 -0700, Mirza G. Munas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



my heart skipped a beat as I read the subject line of the mail... and when
I opened the link.. my
heart started beating faster in anger.. :-)

--- Ameeyn [EMAIL PROTECTED] ameeyn%40yahoo.com wrote:

 GUYS,
 I'VE GOT MY SIVAJI CD TODAY..ALL THE SONGS ARE MIND BLOWING..I'VE
 SCANNED THE CD COVER FOR YOUR PLEASURE..ALL THE SONGS ARE FRESH AND
 HAVE A MODERNIZED FEEL TO IT..CHECK OUT THE LINK BELOW TO SEE THE
 CREDITS AND THE LIST OF MUSICIAN WHO WORKED ON THE ALBUM..ENJOY

 http://img300.imageshack.us/img300/8024/sivajicoveruj8.jpg




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Re: [arr] Re:CNN VOTE - ARR is far ahead with 60.53%

2007-03-30 Thread Siraj K

Hi all,

Here you go...!!! Keep voting for the legend ARR. He is far far ahead.. He
is leading the show with 82% of votes. Rakesh Mehra is second with 13.5%.
All others are just single digit scorers.

Just open your browser with the following URL. It'll increase the vote for
ARR.

http://www.knowcnn.com/?option_id=9submit=Voteaction=votepoll_ident=7

Let us make a history by voting more than 95% for ARR before the poll is
closed.

ARR rules (the polling tooo..!!!)

Cheers,
Siraj


Re: [arr] Re: Airtel blackberry peral ad

2007-03-29 Thread Siraj K

Hi Gomzy, Is it really true that ARR has no tie up with AirTel anymore? What
hpd? Is it due to ARR's busy schedule or anyother reason?


On 29 Mar 2007 02:21:45 -0700, Gomtesh Upadhye [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:


   ARR is not tied up wtih Airtel anymore.So its not him.Cheers,

Gomzy


On 27 Mar 2007 12:12:38 -0700, s_ashwin79 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   Hi guru,

 Can u please let me know how to download the attachment .. i am not
 able to find them.. or can u send the file to [EMAIL 
PROTECTED]ashwinindian%40gmail.com

 Thankz a zillion

 Ashwin

 --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com arrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.com,
 Guruprasad S
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  Hi Guys,
  Was this piece for the pearl ad done by arr?
  Its a really wondeful piece! (attaching the same)
 
  ~Guru
 




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Re: [arr] 9 SUPERBBBBBBBB TRACKS IN SIVAJIIIIIIIIIIIII

2007-03-27 Thread Siraj K

I wish it must be TRUE.



On 27 Mar 2007 12:14:13 -0700, aneesh ani [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


ya its true,i came across an add in sun tv or jaya tv ,am nt sure
which chanell. but it showed that sivaji has 9 superb tracks.it was like a
light coming and from that the name sivji came, n it was written that 9
SUPERB SONGS N WILL BE RELEASED ON APRIL 4TH ya its god promise iam not
lieng n idnt like people lieng .plsss stop passing roumours if u dnt knw a
thing properly plsss dnt say about this. n in one interview shankar had told
that, intro song is such that the tamil industry has never heard such a song
like that  n more importance is given to background music

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Re: [arr] Re:CNN VOTE

2007-03-26 Thread Siraj K

You can vote as many number of times as you want. Do it yaar...!!!



On 26 Mar 2007 02:22:23 -0700, kenny korg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


   One person can vote once only or unlimited?

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Re: [arr] Can we join hands to make hisory for ARR?

2007-03-26 Thread Siraj K

Thank you so much, Bergin. I've placed an pre-order for getting Sivaji audio
CD. Its bit sad to hear that I'll get my CD only after 5-7 days after the
official release... :(

Anyway, once again, thanks for the website.

Cheers,
Siraj


On 3/24/07, Bergin Roy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


  Dear Rahmaniacs,

Since 1992, Our ARR has been making history in several ways.
Now Sivaji being so sensational, can we join hands in making this a
history?

What we could do to make it a history? Its the sales of Original
Audio CDs and cassettes. Let's all join hands and turn to
be Marketing Professionals of the audio.

I read somewhere, the best way of marketing a product to reach
people is Word of mouth. Here is how we do

1. Each one of us will buy a original copy of the audio CD /
Cassette.
2. Try not to lend to friends /relatives to listen to it. Rather,
encourage them to buy one.
3. Lets spread the word and market it to our friends, relatives to
buy the original.
4. Gift Sivaji original CDs to friends / relatives...

Comon guys, lets join hands and do it for our Messiah of Music.

I would request, people with music background to analyze the songs,
the use of ragas, instruments, its specialties and post it to the
group. And let's use those facts to encourage our friends and let
them know how special it is to buy a new one.

Please forward it to other Rahman groups that you are a member of.

For those in US, please visit http://www.sivajiusa.com/sivaji/ to
book your audio CD, and tickets for the movie.

Hope the Rahman fans community joins me to make a history.

LETS SPREAD THE WORD GUYS, thats the way we show our love to our ARR.

Long live ARR,

Bergin.





Re: [arr] For 'Sivaji' USA Fans...

2007-03-26 Thread Siraj K

Thank you very much for this posting. I've placed an order to grab my audio
CD of Sivaji.



On 3/24/07, avinash [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


   SIVAJI USA SITE..

http://www.sivajiusa.com





http://www.indiaglitz.com/channels/tamil/article/30082.html

A feather in Bharat Creations' cap IndiaGlitz [Friday, March 23, 2007]


Bharat Creations, a leading Tamil and Telugu film distributors in USA,
have acquired both Tamil and Telugu theatrical and DVD rights for USA for
the much awaited film in the Indian film history, SIVAJI - THE BOSS.

The movie stars 'Superstar' Rajnikanth and directed by Shankar, who has
several hits to his credit. Music is by A R Rahman and the movie is produced
by AVM Productions, who are in the diamond jubilee year of their existence.
Coming together of biggies like Rajnikanth, A R Rahman and Shankar has
raised a lot of expectations around the globe for the movie.

Bharat Creations have distributed more than 100 films in the last few
years which includes Chandramukhi, Anniyan, Vettaiyaadu Vilayaadu, Ayutha
Ezuthu, Virumandi, Lakshmi, Style, Desamudru. Bharat Creations has thanked
AVM productions and AYNGARAN International for providing them an opportunity
to be part of the mega movie.

Further information can be had by visiting the websites -
http://www.bharatcreations.com, http://www.sivajiusa.com.

For trade enquiries, email at [EMAIL PROTECTED] or contact Balarami
Reddy @ 678-358-3114 Mohan @ 303-332-7699.



~*Avinash*





Re: [arr] evaluation of leaked songs

2007-03-26 Thread Siraj K

hey folks,

can't you, all, wait for few more days. Don't think all of you as Music
Genius and comment on ARR's work. No way, HJ can be compared to our legend.
ARR is already far far away from others and he is a trend setter. Everyone
has to follow him and have no choice. Just keep shut and wait till the audio
gets released.

Cheers,
Siraj


On 3/24/07, suprememc61087 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


  i'm scared...the leaked songs of Shivaji have no business being in a
Shankar movieespecially a Shankar/ARR movieat the very
least..Sivaji's songs need to be better than thos of Anniyan (which
was a fantastic soundtrack)...it would be shameful to all of us AR
Rahman fans if Harris Jayraj deivered a better album for Shankar than
ARR.

Indian, Kadhalan, Jeans, Mudhalvan, Boysall 10/10 soundtracks (i
hate ottakatiko from Gentleman..but other than that that soundtrack
is terrific...so 8.5-9/10 for that)...that is the track record which
ARR must perform

i don;'t think i'm exaggerating when i'm saying that this is the most
important soundtrack in ARR's career as far as his standing in the
tamil industry is concerned...the film undoubtedly will become a huge
hit..and most likely will be great..shankar KNOWS how to picturize a
song...and how to integrate it well...so this is a GREAT opportunity
for ARR to deliver a magnum opus...he won't have to worry about his
songs going unrecognized (how could people have neglected the great
songs of kangalal Kaidhu Sei...one of his 10 best in
tamil?)however..if he falters..it will be the ultimate black
mark in a glorious career...





[arr] Fwd: Abuse - Sivaji Songs - Sneaked Out - Reported

2007-03-25 Thread Siraj K

Dear Fans of ARR,

Please see the mail below which I sent to Mediafire.com to remove the files
(sneaked out MP3 songs of Sivaji) from their website. I did this as soon as
I came to know that its available in their site. It has been removed now.
Good response from that ADMIN (TOM).

As a TRUE fan of ARR, one must do the same instead of discussing about this
issue over various forums  spreading the news to everyone. I agree that the
files must have been uploaded to various web servers. We are *11k+ *members
here in YAHOO  *200K+ *members in ORKUT. As soon as, we come to know, if we
inform the respecitve website Admins, the problem will be solved. If
everyone started reporting this abusement of these files, the problem is
solved.

Please going forward, do the same and try to help ARR. Thanks...!!!

Cheers,
Siraj

-- Forwarded message --
From: Tom at MediaFire.com [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mar 24, 2007 4:21 PM
Subject: RE: Abuse
To: Siraj K [EMAIL PROTECTED]



Thank you for reporting these files.


We have removed them immediately upon your request.



Best regards,



Tom

The MediaFire Team



*From:* Siraj K [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
*Sent:* Wednesday, March 21, 2007 6:04 PM
*To:* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
*Subject:* Abuse



Dear Sir,



There are few files (MP3 songs) were uploaded to your website. Actually this
album is not at all officially released. Somehow its sneaked out (from some
untrustable resource). And the links for downloading these songs are given
in the following website (and not sure still how many other websites are
referring the same files from your website).



http://news.andhramp3.com/2007/03/sivaji-audio-sneaked-out.html





These are the files uploaded to server.



http://www.mediafire.com/?9gdkywgzwem

http://www.mediafire.com/?adnd3v2yynw

http://www.mediafire.com/?eimidnhzjiz



Its totally against piracy issue. Please remove these files from your
server. and help to kill the piracy issue.



Thanks for your understanding and early response is highly appreciated.
Thanks !!!



Cheers,

Siraj


Re: [arr] Re: Orkut group???

2007-03-22 Thread Siraj K

*Thank you so much, John  Alan for your great effort on eliminating piracy
issues. One day or the other, we'll succeed. No worries. Piracy will not be
there forever. It'll be resolved soon...*
*
Cheers,
**Siraj*


Re: [arr] ARR T Shirts ( 1 XL and 3 L left)

2007-03-15 Thread Siraj K

Hi Hakeem,

Assalamu Alaikkum Varah...!!!

Hey, come on dude. I'm asking for T-Shirt since many days. I'm in Chicago.
Will you be able to ship to me? Or by any change, will I be able to collect
it from here (somewhere in USA)?

Plz help me in getting T-Shirt. I'll transfer money to your A/C once you
confirm. I'll take 4 T-Shirts, yaar. Plz help me on this.

Cheers,
Siraj


Re: [arr] Re: Rahman in Glasgow?

2007-03-14 Thread Siraj K

Hi guyz,

When our Boss ARR says ITS SECRET, why don't you gus keep it secret? Why
are you discussing about it here and making the NEWS to all? Secret must be
a Secret. ARR has something in his mind and doing something in Glosgow.
Leave him alone, plz..

Cheers,
Siraj


On 3/14/07, Thulasi Ram [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


  Glasgow trip may be for The Lord of the Rings...

On 14 Mar 2007 07:54:40 -0700, Ranojoy [EMAIL PROTECTED]  wrote:

   did you guys forget about shekhar kapur?

 --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com arrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.com,
 Mirza G. Munas
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 
  :-)
 
 
  --- Roshan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
   last year there was an interview in which arr talked about plans
 for
   collaborating with a famous guitarist! is it going to happen ?
 i was
   hoping that someday an AR Rahman featuring Carlos Santana would
   release..
  
  
   --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com arrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.com,
 Mirza G. Munas
 mirzamunas@
   wrote:
   
   
These days.. MJ lives in Scotland.. or that has been the case
 for
   the last whole year or more..
   
   
--- riyazeth riyazeth@ wrote:
   
 Nightout NDTV showed Rahman talking to the press during the
 Limca
 ceremony and..when asked what he was doing in Glasgow,Rahman
 smiled
 and said it was a secret...any ideas what he might have
 been
   doin in
 Scotland??

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Re: [arr] ARR T Shirts ( 1 XL and 3 L left)

2007-03-13 Thread Siraj K

Hey Hakeem,

I'm in Chicago. How can I get ARR T-Shirts? By any chance, is there any way
of shipping / getting the same from here?

Plz advise on this.

Cheers,
Siraj


Re: [arr] HAPPY MARRIAGE ANNIVERSARY GREETINGS TO MR. ARR..............the Legend.

2007-03-12 Thread Siraj K

Dear ARR saab,

My hearty wishes for your anniversary. May Almighty Allah shower his
blessings on you  your family. May Allah give you  us, Hidhayath !!!

Allah Hafiz,
Siraj


Re: [arr] INNER AND OUTER WORLD OF ARR[Solid ARR]

2007-03-08 Thread Siraj K

Dear Fans,

Yes, its fantastic idea. I will be more happy if this dream comes true.
Please go ahead and try to make this dream come true.

My best wishes for this. Thank you so much, Jithin, for bringing  this
wonderful idea to our forum.

Cheers,
Siraj


Re: [arr] This year would be great for A R RAHMAN

2007-03-08 Thread Siraj K

You forgot, Shivaji, dude This is going to be awesome as the music is
done for Shankar  Rajini.


Re: [arr] Fwd: A.R.Rahman - Mozart Of Asia The Documentary : SIGNATURE CAMPAIGN

2007-03-08 Thread Siraj K

I've signed the petition, dude. And also I notified the Orkut - Fanclub. Let
us hope for the best and we all try to make this dream true.

Its very sad to see that there are only 645 votes so far. Please hurry-up
and sign the petition ASAP.

Thanks for your info.

Cheers,
Siraj


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