Re: [arr] ---MY VIEW---
Hi krishna! why are you soo upset?just becoz he reduced his no. of project in tamil doesnt mean he is ignoring/left tamil cinema. My mother tongue is telugubut i listen to tamil music especially ARR's even though i dont understand even a SINGLE wordwhy?because i like the tunes..the melody. So if you dont understand hindi music or english musicno problem!...you can still listen to them na! Why are we Rahman sir's fans?because we like his music...not because of what language he composes in... so just listen to the melody..the tune..why worry about the lyrics.. there are always posts here translating the lyrics... Like ARR once said,Music has no language...right? So cheer up! :) --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, V S Rawat vsra...@... wrote: On 8/30/2009 9:00 PM India Time, _krishna prasad_ wrote: hi guys, Hi Krishna, First I concede that you have all the right to express your views. Rahman should stop doing any more Hindi movies and revert back doing more MEANINGFUL tamil movies and he can obviously satisfy his musical hunger by doing Hollywood projects. There are meaning movies in all languages of the Earth, not just in Tamil. And there are non-meaningful movies in Tamil also, as in all languages of the Earth. oh, you wrote his musical hunger. What exactly you mean by that? What about my musical hunger, our (his fans') musical hunger? What bollywood produces is snip. Take this left,right and centre. That a red flag to Hindi guys who will now start listing the name of sickening Tamil movies. Hope members don't start that. If you say DILLI 6 is the zenith of Hindi movies No, it is not. guys kindly excuse me, we have FAR FAR FAR Better projects for our boss in Tamil. Here i am refering to the movie and not the music. I have seen the movie of Tamil giants (Shankar, Mani, others) dubbed in Hindi, and do you want me to list the useless part of this. Well, to begin, Manirathnam doesn't even know how to end a movie properly. He starts great, builds it up great and then just stops midstream, putting and shabby end when 2 hour shoot is over. How does that sound for a great director? Boss shuld stop doing snip like Yuvraj, Blue etc. I mean it. Blue is copy of some english film and i dont like my boss being part of such a group. Have you seen Blue? do you know its script/ storyline? Do share with us. Otherwise, did you read Nostradamus dreams to find what Blue is about and how is it going to be? Rahman sir please come back to Tamil and continue from where you left. Did he ever leave Tamil movie? I wasn't aware. Last I heard is he had doing some really classic, all time great film sakkarkatti last year, an indication of the greatness of all Tamil movies. Guys nowadays to fill Rahman's absence i am forced to listen to HJ's music cos he is closest to Rahman and not SEL/Vishal Shekar as many of you think. And HJ simply composes the same stuff again and makes merry . WHAT PROVIDENCE:!! ARR has been forgotten in TAMIL. If it is so, then you are just saying that Tamilians are so thankless to forget one of the most gifted Tamilian in his Oscar year. I can't believe it. Take it from me. Ask the general public. Go out and see for yourself guys. Dont live the framed space of a computer and wirite your views. Sir come back to your roots. compose another May Madham for us please This is my kind request. regards, Krishna -- Rawat
[arr] Re: Ennuir thozhiye A R RAHMANs Sweetest song
sorry for such an absurd question but can anyone give me the name of the movie of this song.coz i didnt/couldnt listen to ALL the Rahman sir's compositions in Tamil...especially the 90s...so please oblige...thanks! Jai Ho! Long LIve ARR!! --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, taimur.nadeem taimur.nad...@... wrote: Hi everyone, Now i present the review( its done by SWAPS) of the most beautiful and the most sweetest song of A R RAHMAN. this song gives me a feel which i just cant communicate.this song is a pinnacle of a r rahmans musical wizardry.its a timeless classic. a song that is heard once in a life time . The review completely narrates the song and tells how splendiferous it is. Music itself would be stunned that how beautiful it could be, thanks to A R RAHMAN . NOW Here we go Ennuir thozhiye (Unnimenon, Chinmayi; lyric by Pa.Vijay): If I go over the board praising this song, I mean it in every sense with full confidence. This song deserves every bit of praise. The Rahman magic works wonderfully here. After listening to the song, I was assured that all those who requested ARR to compose like his vintage days, will stop complaining. This song has the 'Roja' sound- the freshness of Roja, the experimental nature of Thiruda thiruda, the uniqueness of Bombay the simplicity of Pudhiya Mugam. I've rarely heard such a beautiful sweet song in my entire life. Each line of the song is like a honey-drop. The song opens with ARR's solo piano. The sound of the piano is scintillating. ARR attempts a jazz like treatment while sticking to the roots of the main melody. The song is based on the pentonic Raga Durga (Shuddha Saveri- Sa Re Ma Pa Dha Sa), which is premierly used by Rahman. The strings (cellos violins) support the piano. The piece goes on for about 30 secs u already crave for more. Its like an alaap any singer starts before performimg a raga in a classical concert. He sets the mood of the song with his magical fingers. The rhythm is set by the heavy bass guitar accompanied by the accoustic guitars. Unnimenon sings the lines 'Ennuir thozhiye'. Unnimenon's real genius comes out in this song. He comes out of the Yesudas mould to deliver an original. The bass guitar used towards the end of the lines reminds me of the title song of Enswasa Katre. Suddenly, the melody shifts to build a musical crescendo. The piano glides over the notes with the cymbals to create a western symphonic sound, employing totally different notes (Ni Re Ga Ma Ga, Re Ma Ga, Re Ma Ga, Re Sa Sa Pa Pa Re, the underlining denotes the notes of the lower octave). The percussion arrangement is also of a western nature. Unni returns to sing the pallavi in Raga Durga. The composition is very smooth. It explores the essence of the raga. After 2 lines, the song changes (as the previous music changed). The lines r 'Ineeyavale...' which r sung in a higher pitch. The 1st interlude is very unique. For once u feel, how beautiful the violin sounds! But no, its not the violin, its vocals. Chinmayi humms the taanams flawlessly. Its done so beautifully. The piano follows her, when at times just glides from the upper notes to the lower ones as if a river is flowing. The 1st charanam belongs to Chinmayi. She does a fantastic job. Her voice seems so fresh calm! The opening lines of the charanam 'Ottrai jadayil..' r very catchy. The beauty lies in the way it has been composed. Listen to the 2nd line 'enathu kalla sirippazhagil...'. It beautifully drops from an upper note to a lower one. Immediately, the very next line picks up from Sa Re, Re Dha, Dha Re` (Kattidithe thangam imay paarthathundaa...sign ` denotes the notes of the higher octave) with the strings. This really pours in the tenderness subtleness in the song. After the lines 'Oru nanjam undu...' u can hear the violin plucks (another favourite ARR style). Lastly, the charanam ends with a rather cross-treatment of notes like Sa`-Pa-Dha-Ma-Dha-Pa-Ma-Re-Sa (Poo-Poo-en-aasai-theernthathu). Unni returns to the pallavi. The 2nd interlude starts with a moorsing-like sound then pan-flutes enter (both reproduced electronocally). The pan-flute piece resembles a lot like the 1st interlude of 'Thengizhakku cheemayile' from Kizhakku cheemayile. These types of interludes remind u of golden ARR days. The pan-flutes were a common feature then. There's this percussion with heavy bass (dont know the name) which appears in the 2nd interlude continues till the end. Its played after every 4 counts. Its the kind of percussion used in 'Chinna chinna aasai' from Roja. Coming back, The 2nd charanam is identically same, only difference is that both the singers distribute their lines. The string arrangement is more evident here. Interestingly, when Chinmayi sings the lines 'Endhan seviyil sinungukiraay', u can hear the pan-flute in the background which does not
Re: [arr] ADA-september 18th!
Every movie director/producer says he will release the BGMs of their respective movies but the never do so(correct me if i am wrong)...if we want BGMs we would just have to rip the off of the DVDs :-( --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Vithur vith...@... wrote: Congrats... Atlast... Would the BGMs get released as a seperate CD ?? On Sat, Jul 25, 2009 at 4:32 PM, nazeef mohammed nazeef.moham...@...wrote: ADA is slated to release on September 18th (tentative, subject to minor changes). For more details on the movie log onto www.ahmadworldstudios.com From, Tanvir Ahmed, Director and Executive Producer. -- regards, Vithur
[arr] Re: Favorite ARR song string arrangements?
The sting arrangement in the songs: 1.Mahive Mahive - Bhagat Singh 2.Kandukondain Kandukondain - Kandukondain Kandukondain 3.Chale Chalo - Lagaan 4.Background stings in the song Aye Hairathe - Guru 5.Oh Vennila - kaadhal Desam 6.Salaam Bombay - Bombay Dreams 7.The VERY starting of the song Ae Naazneen - Dil Hi Dil Mein 8.The backgorund stings of the song nahi Saamne at 3.55 when hariharan sings preyaseee... - Taal 9.Raga Dance - Taal 10.Liquid Dance - Slumdog Millionaire An the list goes on and on and on and on . --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Vithur vith...@... wrote: Thats a Good Topic Chord. 1. Khamoshi Raat 2. Songs from Anthi Mantharai 3. Bose So many On Sun, Jul 26, 2009 at 7:02 PM, Chord purev...@... wrote: ARR is a master of a lot of things, but notably, the string arrangements in his songs. His genius stroke use of the strings section in his songs is such an outstanding quality of his music...often leaving me in awe and on cloud 9. Which songs of his have some of the best string arrangements? One of my recent favorite string arrangements was from the song Jaane Tu Meri Kya Hai sung by Sukhwinder Singh from the movie Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na. I feel this song has been underrated. It's one of the most brilliantly string orchestrated songs of his IMO. There are so many, many more songs that I could comment on, but I want to hear more about them from the rest of you. -- regards, Vithur
[arr] Re: Shelved or Dropped projects that had ARR as composer....
Hey ppl! I wrote in a topic called CRAZY Idea where I said whether it is possible to get an album made of the songs which our boss composed from the movies which have been shelved forever and as you can see the list is verrry looonghow about it? think about it and give your viewsmuch appreciated if you do Cheers!! --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Dinesh dinesh.theb...@... wrote: Ohh.. this is an interesting info... really didnt know this...thanks for the update! :) btw, any news on Engineer, i remmeber Madhuri Dixit was praising about the songs during an interview back then. And there was news the movie to be remade back with Surya in the cast. --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Ajay Baskar ajay_baskar2000@ wrote: Muthanmuthalaga was later made as Udhaya by the same director with Vijay, Simran replacing Arvind Swamy and Karisma Kapoor. _ From: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com [mailto:arrahmanf...@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Sath Murthy Sent: Sunday, June 28, 2009 8:29 AM To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Subject: [arr] Shelved or Dropped projects that had ARR as composer It is very heart breaking to see so many of those biggies that were supposed to have ARR as composer has been dropped or shelved? The list is getting longer starting from his early days to till date... Engineer by AR Gandhi Krishna... Muthan Muthalaga by Azhagamperumal... Elelo by R Parthiban... Jaggubai by KS Ravikumar... A/C by SJ Surya... Satyagrahi by Pawan Kalyan... Paani Tara Rum Pum Pum by Shekar Kapur... Bajirao Mastani by Sanjay Leela Bhansali... Marmayogi by Kamalhassan... Tajmahal 19th Step by Bharat Bala... Add more if there is any Even Ada cannot be released into theatres riding on post ARR Oscar fame Thanks Satheesh.
[arr] CRAZY Idea!!!
hi fellow Rahmaniacs! I was thinkingsince many of ARR sir's projects have been shelved or have not been releasedhow about asking ARR sir or the respective producers to realease these unreleased gemslike kamal hasan sir said oscar worthy songs to the public... Let it be in any languageany genreany movie...ANYTHING! I know its a REALLY CRAZY idea but there's no harm in thinking about it na! what say!!(I think ATLEAST 10 volumes can be made) Please dont completely reject this idea...please think about it for sometime...
[arr] Re: MUSIC REVIEW: Connections | AR wrecks superbly crafted music with average vocals
this writer SERIOUSLY needs to think straight!! very few ppl who ABSOLUTELY HATE music can say they hate ARR's voice!! get a life man! --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Chord purev...@... wrote: I don't take reviews of compilations very seriously. --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Roshan c.pixels@ wrote: The biggest question here is, how many musicians who sing about peace and hugs actually care? Do musicians and music labels not know everyone cannot be fooled and some people can actually tell when an artiste is cementing his popularity among the public that doesn't know better? It's really not that hard to recognise a poseur, y'know? this is utterly unnecessary. the writer has no idea about rahman's involvement in charity. well, clearly he wouldn't. because ar doesn't go around publicizing all these on TV and news. On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 2:23 PM, Bivin Chandra bivinchandra@wrote: What can be said about AR Rahmanhttp://buzz18.in.com/celebrity-profile/ar-rahman/1331 that hasn't been said before? Here's something: His vocals don't cut it. Honestly, it's upsetting to have a legendary composer push himself as a vocalist when there are great singers around. A minor clarification - 'great' does not mean Sukhwinder Singhhttp://buzz18.in.com/celebrity-profile/sukhwinder-singh/2462. Also, it's obvious Rahman's trying very hard to put himself out there as a vocalist, since he has 'handpicked' songs he has sung on. Percussion is king on *Jiya Se Jiya*, a lovable tune dampened by AR Rahmanhttp://buzz18.in.com/celebrity-profile/ar-rahman/1331's voice right from the start. *Khalballi* is a wonderful example of how some music should released without vocals. Ever wished you could choke someone by just thinking about it? *Meherbaan* from *Ada*'s soundtrack is a classy song. The music is perfect, and after a long time Rahman's voice sounds bearable. Surprisingly, it sounds alright even when he goes higher on this one. *Dil Se *has kick*ss music, there's plenty going on and it all fits right in. For those who long for the Rahman of yore, you'll find some of him in here. *Ek Mohabbat 'Vote For Taj'* is like the other songs on the compilation... well composed. Almost every track is Rahman attempting to show his mellow side, which is terrible for this collection because there's very little here that actually 'connects'. By the time *Pray For Me Brother* comes on, you're ready to toss the CD case at someone just to start a fight out of sheer boredom. The fabulous *Bombay Theme* overshadows everything else on this compilation. Not only has Rahman done the music a huge favour by not singing, but the composition is also excellent. *Bombay Theme* is the only song on this collection that is full of soul. The rest is stuff that will be praised to death because it has Rahman's name on it. The instrumental version of *Pray For Me Brother* sounds better than the original, but may very well be played while you're having free lunch at a wedding. It's pretty pointless to have a *Club Mix* of *Jiya Se Jiya*, and it's even more stupid to make something like that, but then everyone wants to make money, yes? My only beef with Rahman is that his singing is dull. He's bloody good at composing music, and manages to sing with sincerity. But sincerity does not always ensure quality.*'A Journey Through Anthems'*, the CD says, but how many of these tracks can actually be called 'anthems'? Sorry to break it to you, but except for *Bombay Theme*, there is nothing else on this CD that comes close to being an anthem. What use is a compilation that doesn't feature some of the artiste's best work? Is it an attempt at showcasing his lesser known songs? Or is it an effective money-squeezing exercise, considering fanboys will buy it anyway? The biggest question here is, how many musicians who sing about peace and hugs actually care? Do musicians and music labels not know everyone cannot be fooled and some people can actually tell when an artiste is cementing his popularity among the public that doesn't know better? It's really not that hard to recognise a poseur, y'know? *VERDICT* Maybe the best of Rahman's work has been kept aside for future compilations. Neat way of ensuring the cash never stops flowing, but too obvious. And way too pretentious. I bet all your Michael Jacksonhttp://buzz18.in.com/celebrity-profile/michael-jackson/2832 CDs have been dusted, so just continue spinning 'em if you want to listen to songs about peace. *RATING*: 2.5/5 http://buzz18.in.com/reviews/music/music-review-connections/139782/0 -- --- http://ramblingsoul.com http://2ic.in
[arr] Re: Iâm desperate to work with Rahman : Singer Anushka
But anushka has alreaady sung a song for Rahman sir when she was still a member of the Viva girlsit waas the song ROZANA from the film LAKEER-THE FORBIDDEN LINES... --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Sreekrishnan R rahmanfe...@... wrote: New Delhi, June 22 (IANS) From Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy to Vishal-Shekhar, pop star-turned-VJ-turned-playback singer Anushka Manchanda is working with all the big composers in the industry, but she is desperate to work with one man - Oscar winning music maestro A.R. Rahman. âIâm desperate to work with Rahman. He makes super songs and his music is not only different, itâs amazing too. I would love to sing for him. I am working with all the top music directors in the industry but I havenât been able to work with him till now. I hope it happens soon,â Anushka told IANS over phone from Mumbai. Anushka was a member of an all girls pop band âVivaâ and ventured into playback singing in Tamil films after the band split. Read more . . http://www.thaindian.com/newsportal/entertainment/im-desperate-to-work-with-rahman-singer-anushka_100207871.html Rahman fever His Music ~ My Mother Tongue ICC World Twenty20 England #39;09 exclusively on YAHOO! CRICKET http://cricket.yahoo.com
[arr] Re: A Water Color Painting of A R Rahman by a fan
Very well painted!! This is another painting by another Rahmaniac called Amit Bhokase...he is also a member here i think.. http://s366.photobucket.com/albums/oo106/lazykidarr_1/?action=viewcurrent=ARRPainting.jpg --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Jahanzeb Farooq jahanzebti...@... wrote: very well painted. - Jahanzeb --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Sreekrishnan R rahmanfever@ wrote: http://i28.tinypic.com/2gvo289.jpg BY SreeG ( Orkut ) http://www.orkut.co.in/Main#Profile.aspx?uid=2666251661071501357 Rαнмαη Æ'ÑâÑr⢠â«â« His Music ~ My Mother Tongue Cricket on your mind? Visit the ultimate cricket website. Enter http://beta.cricket.yahoo.com
[arr] Re: ARR opts out of Rajiv Menon's Dhun
Arrey!! Musicals are ARR's speciality and no other MD can do justice to musicals like ARR sir does! This is bad! :( --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, mohammed sajin mnsa...@... wrote: Ohh God!!! I want to see them work together I think it is not their(ARR Rajiv) lose actually this is the loss for us, the music lovers I sincerely pray for it happens.. hopefully From: Jahanzeb Farooq jahanzebti...@... To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, June 4, 2009 7:21:12 PM Subject: [arr] Re: ARR opts out of Rajiv Menon's Dhun thanks for sharing. oh this is a very bad news. it was such a big and important project. i still hope it does not happen. - Jahanzeb --- In arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com, Gopal Srinivasan catchgops@ .. wrote: http://epaper. hindustantimes. com//artMailDisp .aspx?article= 03_06_2009_ 535_003typ= 1pub=264
[arr] Re: About this group - In his footsteps (express article)
Hi! I am a new member here I NEVER knew that this group was THIS famous and popular!! Good job guys!! Keep up the good work! Long live Rahman sir! Jai Ho! --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Gopal Srinivasan catchg...@... wrote: Print version http://www.flickr.com/photos/arrahmanfans/3594415850/ On Thu, Jun 4, 2009 at 05:56, Anil Nair rhythmca...@... wrote: Cheers to all of us :-) Proud to be a Rahmaniac -A http://www.expressindia.com/latest-news/in-his-footsteps/470886/ In his footsteps Font Size -A+A Dipti Nagpaul D'Souza Posted: Jun 04, 2009 at 0115 hrs IST Print Email To Editor Post Comments It was a hot Sunday afternoon in Pune and we found ourselves in the midst of nearly two dozen youngsters from all over India. Brimming with excitement, the group is Rahman's very own barmy army, in Pune specially to attend a Rahman show. Every time the maestro plans a concert, this group of boys and a handful of girls converge at the host city. While this may sound like a regular fan club, the members insist it isn't. We are almost like an official fan club. Rahman recognises most of us and that adds credibility to our group, says 22-year-old Nazeef Mohammed from Bangalore. But it took nearly a decade to attain this almost official fan club status. In the mid-1990s, during Roja, I became a huge fan of Rahman. The Internet wasn't so big and information on him was scarce. At that time, I would read everything possible I could find about him. I used to think I'm his biggest fan, says Gopal Shrinivasan, a Hyderabad-based financial consultant. But as the network opened up, I realised I was wrong and that there are many people who revere him. On January 1, 1999, Shrinivasan started a group fan club online with a handful of members to start with. But over time, it gained popularity to log in thousands of registered members including several from Delhi. Though active online, the group didn't witness any activity of consequence till 2005. Rahman had announced his Bangalore concert and we all knew we had to be a part of this somehow, recounts Shrinivasan who is also the group moderator. About 20 of us converged from all over the country and for four days we did voluntary work for the concert organizers. That is when we all really bonded for the first time. Ever since, the group has been hosting regular meets in Mumbai. We try to meet once a month to jam and enjoy Rahman's music at my place in Andheri, adds Swapnil Mistry, a professional singer. In the background, excited chatter and conversation flows easily. What's surprising is that the group though a melting pot of cultures uses Tamil as their first language. Many of us learnt how to read, write and talk in Tamil because of Rahman's music, says 29 -year-old Anand Swamy, a Mumbaikar, who has a peculiar superstition before a Rahman concert. Every time I attend his concert I shave my head, he confesses, a tad sheepishly. It's easy to believe that as moderator of the group, Shrinivasan is probably the most level-headed till the group spills the beans on him. Gopal buys a copy of every cassette and CD with AR Rahman written on it. He has eight CDs of Bombay just because the album was launched with different jacket covers, laughs Mistry. The stories are endless at times hilarious and at times moving but their passion for the maestro's music evokes respect. Every time we ask him what he wants for his birthday, he says we should help the needy on that day, says 31-year-old Vithur who distributes food to the poor every Sunday in Chennai on behalf of the group. No wonder some people say that Rahman's so down-to-Earth, he has a hunch. -- -A http://viewsnmuse.blogspot.com
[arr] Re: A R RAHMAN
Congratulations!!! :D I also met A R Rahman sir once!! I once came bak from school one day and my dad suddenly said,com on get ready, FAST, we have to go to Dubai from Abu Dhabi I said,why so suddenly?! He said,I have got some urgent work there I said,OK When we reached Dubai he took me to a huge 5-star hotel and into a meeting room. There were a lot of people sitting there and some one was speaking on the mic in the fron and to my shocking surpriseIt was A R RAHMAN who was speaking!! I entered the room and smiled at ARR sir and he smiled back at me!! The press conference was held for the Sharjah Concert. After the press conference was over...everyone swarmed around ARR to get autographs of him...I managed to sneak in and asked the stupidest question ever! Sir, did you really sign the CDs for the Worldspace A R Rahman contest winners? He said,of course! and smiled at me. My dad was staring at me with happines and forgot to take the video of this small chat. So he asked me to go there again so that he can take a video of me with him...I had no problem of course! you can watch a part of the press conference and me meeting ARR sir in this video! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7TXpKzcrxbQ --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Vithur vith...@... wrote: Congratulations !!! God Bless :-) On Thu, May 14, 2009 at 5:37 PM, amitbhok...@... wrote: Hey Friends I met *A R RAHMAN* I have no words to describe how i feel when i met him It's a dream come true for me,BEST day of my life. And *only i got a chance to take his autograph on his painting(offcourse done by me) with his cool smile!* He was in Pune for a press conferene to give information abt his ***LIVE IN CONCERT*** in PUNE**. I have never been to a press conference,it was my luck that i got a chance to enter conferences After press conference,he was going.. then *i gathered courage and asked him for autograph,he saw me then he took few steps towards me and I gave him painting,then he quickly gave me autograph with cool smile! *At that moment i was on d top of d world. I still cant belive i met A R RAHMAN!!! I couldnt sleep whole night. AS i remember i was 6 yrs old, when i heard song CHOTTI SI ASHA.after that i became great fan of YOUNG A R RAHMAN From childhood, me my friends- Anil Wadghule,Santosh Wadghule(his brother) are great fans of A R Rahaman. From that time we bought each and every recordings including frm roja to guru and still d process is continued. And when I met A R R ,Anil was with me and it really means a lot to me.Its our dream which became true at that moment!! -- regards, Vithur
[arr] Re: Images of ARR with Moustache ( Hoardings in Chennai)
Wow! I never even IMAGINED ARR sir with a mush! but since we are not used to it...it feels weird! --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Vithur vith...@... wrote: On the roads to the Chennai Felicitation Programme which is currently going on here in Vadapalni, Chennai, we have big hoardings of ARR which we would have never seen before. In Fact the common public themselves are halting their vehicles seeing these hoardings, awestruck to see AR with the mush. I have uploaded all these snaps ( Taken from mobile ) http://i44.tinypic.com/qrztqh.jpg http://i40.tinypic.com/312fn8k.jpg http://i41.tinypic.com/j5cdv9.jpg -- regards, Vithur
