Re: [arr] A Dream

[syedahamed basheer]

i have already met him not in dreams, live

On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 7:36 PM, kishore parayath <
kishore.paray...@gmail.com> wrote:

>
>
> Wonderful bro! ARR had come in my dreams too. But the dreams ended sooner
> than urs... Yours was very eventful!
>
>  
>



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B. SYED AHAMED

Re: [arr] A Dream

[kishore parayath]

Wonderful bro! ARR had come in my dreams too. But the dreams ended sooner
than urs... Yours was very eventful!

Re: [arr] A Dream

[pratap]

I know exactly how you feel:) Had such dreams minimum thrice... 

http://indian-music-bgm.blogspot.com/ Please do not add me in YM. I only use 
this account for the group...


--- On Sun, 5/23/10, souvik gupta  wrote:

From: souvik gupta 
Subject: [arr] A Dream
To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sunday, May 23, 2010, 11:27 PM







 



  



  
  
  he came to my home ,i requested him to give an autograph on an enlarged 
snap of his,he asked my name and and gave it.i didnt wnt to loose dis chance, 
asked for a snap with him and he said YES.I got a hug from him, then requested 
him to see d cupboard where i keep all his cds and cassettes, he asked me to 
show my other music collection i said its all there in my computer,he 
smiled.finally i requested him to listen to my tracks,which he obliged with a 
nod and asked me do i know logic ,i was about to play my songs when it all 
ended.i realized it was a dream which i had last night ,I felt so good.Thank 
God i wish to have them again and again.



 





 



  






  

[arr] A Dream

[souvik gupta]

he came to my home ,i requested him to give an autograph on an enlarged snap
of his,he asked my name and and gave it.i didnt wnt to loose dis chance,
asked for a snap with him and he said YES.I got a hug from him, then
requested him to see d cupboard where i keep all his cds and cassettes, he
asked me to show my other music collection i said its all there in my
computer,he smiled.finally i requested him to listen to my tracks,which he
obliged with a nod and asked me do i know logic ,i was about to play my
songs when it all ended.i realized it was a dream which i had last night ,I
felt so good.Thank God i wish to have them again and again.

[arr] A dream that has remained unfulfilled for A R Rahman

[Vithur]

   - A dream that has remained unfulfilled for A R Rahman

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STAFF WRITER 22:30 HRS IST

*Hyderabad, Oct 12 (PTI)* A R Rahman has accomplished a lot as a musician in
his 17-year career thus far but he has one dream unfulfilled.

"I am a great fan of ace director K Viswanath and wanted to work with him.
Since he has stopped making films, my dream could not turn real, Rahman said
when asked about his unfulfilled dream.

Rahman was here today to attend a function and also announce his live
concert slated for October 24 at the GMR Arena.

Viswanath is known for making classics like Sankarabharanam, Sagar Sangamam,
Swatimutyam (Easwar in Hindi) and Swarnakamalam that glorified Indian art
forms and traditions.

Sankarabharanam, the story of a classical musician, won many national awards
for the music score composed by the legendary K V Mahadevan.
http://www.ptinews.com/news/328169_A-dream-that-has-remained-unfulfilled-for-A-R-Rahman

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Re: [arr] A dream come true - my meeting with A.R. Rahman

[Ajit]

Thank you for your reply.  ARR has since gone back to India as far 
as I know.  Do wish you had a chance too.  I once thought I would 
never meet him, but I did.  Keep that wish alive.





--- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, ~~Shama~~ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:
>
> This is such a good read. I am genuinely happy for you (I'm sure 
everyone here is!). 
>   But OMG! You say he's in Toronto? And you met him last week? I 
know this may be the silliest thing you've ever heard but any ideas 
how long he's going to be there for? I am about 4 hours from 
Toronto. I wish I had known earlier! Not that I would stalk him, but 
just hope that I would get lucky with an autograph this time around!
>   Anyway, once again I am really thrilled for you. 
>   Take care,
>   Cheerio for now!
> 
> neena kochhar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm so glad that your wish came true. You had posted in this 
group approximately around 'swades' time such a wish.  :-)
>   N
> 
> Ajit <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>   Dear fellow Rahman fans,
> 
> Last week I had the most extreme fortunate opportunity to meet 
with 
> ARR during his away assignment working on the LOTR music.  I feel 
> extremely fortunate to have met and befriended a close associate 
of 
> ARR who was extremely kind and generous enough to help arrange 
this 
> meeting.  This person wishes to remain anonymous and I will 
respect 
> that. 
> 
> I met him late night at a studio where he was working on the Rang 
De 
> Basanti BGM.  Rahmanji was kind enough to give my wife and I his 
> break time and spent about 15 minutes with us.  A beautiful human 
> being, simple, pure at heart, hospitable, down to earth, and at 
> ease, he made us feel so welcomed and comfortable, despite being 
so 
> exhausted from lack of sleep and working on multiple projects in a 
> foreign land.  I was so overwhelmed in his presence that I did not 
> get a chance to ask him too many questions, but I got his 
autograph 
> on my Vande Mataram CD and some photos taken with him.  He was 
very 
> happy that I chose the Vande Mataram for him to sign and asked me 
my 
> favorite song from that album.  I said, "Only You", and he 
> said, "Only You?I didn't do that one properly!"  Can you 
believe 
> it?  An amazing song, one of my favorites, and yet he thinks that 
he 
> could have done a better job with it.  Didn't have a chance to get 
> into details about it.  I also did not want him to feel like I was 
> interviewing him, since we already felt kind of guilty for taking 
> his break time.  But, he not once made us feel less important than 
> him or not once did he ever air his status, talk about himself, or 
> anything to that extent.  He never once showed that he was 
bothered 
> by our coming there during his busy time.  He smiled, joked with 
us, 
> asked us caring questions.  He was so relaxed, we felt like we've 
> known him for some time.  So gracious and welcoming, despite going 
> to a studio, he made us feel as if we came to his home and even 
> offered us something to eat, despite not having many options for 
> food at the studio.  Just speechless to describe what a beautiful 
> person he is, pure in heart and soul, and as you all know, it 
shows 
> through his music.  
> 
> I was lucky enough to have Rahman read a long letter I had written 
> that was given to him by this close associate and my friend the 
day 
> before.  In that letter, I poured my heart out as far as what his 
> music means to me and the many ways I appreciate his music and how 
> he has impacted my life.  He took the time to read it and I was so 
> grateful.  I wish he could read what you all would like to say to 
> him too.  I learned that he does read our messages on this group 
and 
> feels grateful.  
> 
> My fellow fans, I had you all in mind when I was meeting with 
Rahman 
> and I so dearly wish each and every one of you can have an 
> opportunity like I did.  You are all equally as deservng as me to 
> have the kind of experience that I had.  I am so proud to be a 
> Rahman fan and to be among the good company of you all as part of 
> this special group.
> 
> I would like to mention specifically that I met this close 
associate 
> of ARR through this group, and if it weren't for this group, I 
would 
> not have gotten the opportunity that I did to create a special 
> friendship with him and to meet with ARR.  I also met another very 
> very close friend two years ago through this group, for which I am 
> so grateful.  This person who I met two years ago is one of the 
most 
> generous human beings imaginable and he was kind enough to provide 
> me copies of ARR's entire collection and much much more.  Thank 
you 
> Gopal, thank you to all who make this group so special and for 
> allowing me to voice my love for ARR and to have created some 
> special friendships and most recently, to have met with ARR.  I 
> really hope ALL of you someday get to meet him like I did. 
> 
> Much much thanks to this group.  I wa

Re: [arr] A dream come true - my meeting with A.R. Rahman

[Neil Panchal]

Nice one Ajit, I am really happy for ya !!! Thanks for sharing all the details. It was worth reading :-)-- Neil PanchalMechanical EngineeringThe Georgia Institute of Technology"Any
intelligent fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more
violent. It takes a touch of genius -- and a lot of courage -- to move
in the opposite direction." - Albert Einstein.On 12/4/05, bpr_arr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:









Hey Ajit,
 
    I was just visualizing ur 
meeting with ARR as I was reading ur mail. Ur one of the luckiest. If u dont 
mind cud u post the photos.
 
Raghu
 
Dear 
  fellow Rahman fans,Last week I had the most extreme fortunate 
  opportunity to meet with ARR during his away assignment working on the 
  LOTR music.  I feel extremely fortunate to have met and befriended a 
  close associate of ARR who was extremely kind and generous enough to help 
  arrange this meeting.  This person wishes to remain anonymous and I 
  will respect that. I met him late night at a studio where he was 
  working on the Rang De Basanti BGM.  Rahmanji was kind enough to give 
  my wife and I his break time and spent about 15 minutes with us.  A 
  beautiful human being, simple, pure at heart, hospitable, down to earth, 
  and at ease, he made us feel so welcomed and comfortable, despite being so 
  exhausted from lack of sleep and working on multiple projects in a 
  foreign land.  I was so overwhelmed in his presence that I did not 
  get a chance to ask him too many questions, but I got his autograph on 
  my Vande Mataram CD and some photos taken with him.  He was very 
  happy that I chose the Vande Mataram for him to sign and asked me my 
  favorite song from that album.  I said, "Only You", and he said, 
  "Only You?I didn't do that one properly!"  Can you believe 
  it?  An amazing song, one of my favorites, and yet he thinks that he 
  could have done a better job with it.  Didn't have a chance to get 
  into details about it.  I also did not want him to feel like I was 
  interviewing him, since we already felt kind of guilty for taking his 
  break time.  But, he not once made us feel less important than him or 
  not once did he ever air his status, talk about himself, or anything to 
  that extent.  He never once showed that he was bothered by our coming 
  there during his busy time.  He smiled, joked with us, asked us 
  caring questions.  He was so relaxed, we felt like we've known him 
  for some time.  So gracious and welcoming, despite going to a studio, 
  he made us feel as if we came to his home and even offered us something to 
  eat, despite not having many options for food at the studio.  Just 
  speechless to describe what a beautiful person he is, pure in heart and 
  soul, and as you all know, it shows through his music.  I was 
  lucky enough to have Rahman read a long letter I had written that was 
  given to him by this close associate and my friend the day before.  
  In that letter, I poured my heart out as far as what his music means to me 
  and the many ways I appreciate his music and how he has impacted my 
  life.  He took the time to read it and I was so grateful.  I 
  wish he could read what you all would like to say to him too.  I 
  learned that he does read our messages on this group and feels 
  grateful.  My fellow fans, I had you all in mind when I was 
  meeting with Rahman and I so dearly wish each and every one of you can 
  have an opportunity like I did.  You are all equally as deservng as 
  me to have the kind of experience that I had.  I am so proud to be a 
  Rahman fan and to be among the good company of you all as part of this 
  special group.I would like to mention specifically that I met this 
  close associate of ARR through this group, and if it weren't for this 
  group, I would not have gotten the opportunity that I did to create a 
  special friendship with him and to meet with ARR.  I also met another 
  very very close friend two years ago through this group, for which I am 
  so grateful.  This person who I met two years ago is one of the most 
  generous human beings imaginable and he was kind enough to provide me 
  copies of ARR's entire collection and much much more.  Thank you 
  Gopal, thank you to all who make this group so special and for 
  allowing me to voice my love for ARR and to have created some special 
  friendships and most recently, to have met with ARR.  I really hope 
  ALL of you someday get to meet him like I did. Much much thanks to 
  this group.  I wanted to write earlier, but I was busy studying for 
  my state board exams this week, which I took on Wed, and just busy with 
  work.  I wanted to wait until today to gather my thoughts and to 
  write appropriately.  Long live ARR.  HAIL 
  ARR!  Let us all pray for ARR's future success 
  and may he climb unknown heights.With warm regards to you 
  all,Ajit 
  





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Re: [arr] A dream come true - my meeting with A.R. Rahman

[bpr_arr]

Hey Ajit,
 
    I was just visualizing ur 
meeting with ARR as I was reading ur mail. Ur one of the luckiest. If u dont 
mind cud u post the photos.
 
Raghu
 
Dear 
  fellow Rahman fans,Last week I had the most extreme fortunate 
  opportunity to meet with ARR during his away assignment working on the 
  LOTR music.  I feel extremely fortunate to have met and befriended a 
  close associate of ARR who was extremely kind and generous enough to help 
  arrange this meeting.  This person wishes to remain anonymous and I 
  will respect that. I met him late night at a studio where he was 
  working on the Rang De Basanti BGM.  Rahmanji was kind enough to give 
  my wife and I his break time and spent about 15 minutes with us.  A 
  beautiful human being, simple, pure at heart, hospitable, down to earth, 
  and at ease, he made us feel so welcomed and comfortable, despite being so 
  exhausted from lack of sleep and working on multiple projects in a 
  foreign land.  I was so overwhelmed in his presence that I did not 
  get a chance to ask him too many questions, but I got his autograph on 
  my Vande Mataram CD and some photos taken with him.  He was very 
  happy that I chose the Vande Mataram for him to sign and asked me my 
  favorite song from that album.  I said, "Only You", and he said, 
  "Only You?I didn't do that one properly!"  Can you believe 
  it?  An amazing song, one of my favorites, and yet he thinks that he 
  could have done a better job with it.  Didn't have a chance to get 
  into details about it.  I also did not want him to feel like I was 
  interviewing him, since we already felt kind of guilty for taking his 
  break time.  But, he not once made us feel less important than him or 
  not once did he ever air his status, talk about himself, or anything to 
  that extent.  He never once showed that he was bothered by our coming 
  there during his busy time.  He smiled, joked with us, asked us 
  caring questions.  He was so relaxed, we felt like we've known him 
  for some time.  So gracious and welcoming, despite going to a studio, 
  he made us feel as if we came to his home and even offered us something to 
  eat, despite not having many options for food at the studio.  Just 
  speechless to describe what a beautiful person he is, pure in heart and 
  soul, and as you all know, it shows through his music.  I was 
  lucky enough to have Rahman read a long letter I had written that was 
  given to him by this close associate and my friend the day before.  
  In that letter, I poured my heart out as far as what his music means to me 
  and the many ways I appreciate his music and how he has impacted my 
  life.  He took the time to read it and I was so grateful.  I 
  wish he could read what you all would like to say to him too.  I 
  learned that he does read our messages on this group and feels 
  grateful.  My fellow fans, I had you all in mind when I was 
  meeting with Rahman and I so dearly wish each and every one of you can 
  have an opportunity like I did.  You are all equally as deservng as 
  me to have the kind of experience that I had.  I am so proud to be a 
  Rahman fan and to be among the good company of you all as part of this 
  special group.I would like to mention specifically that I met this 
  close associate of ARR through this group, and if it weren't for this 
  group, I would not have gotten the opportunity that I did to create a 
  special friendship with him and to meet with ARR.  I also met another 
  very very close friend two years ago through this group, for which I am 
  so grateful.  This person who I met two years ago is one of the most 
  generous human beings imaginable and he was kind enough to provide me 
  copies of ARR's entire collection and much much more.  Thank you 
  Gopal, thank you to all who make this group so special and for 
  allowing me to voice my love for ARR and to have created some special 
  friendships and most recently, to have met with ARR.  I really hope 
  ALL of you someday get to meet him like I did. Much much thanks to 
  this group.  I wanted to write earlier, but I was busy studying for 
  my state board exams this week, which I took on Wed, and just busy with 
  work.  I wanted to wait until today to gather my thoughts and to 
  write appropriately.  Long live ARR.  HAIL 
  ARR!  Let us all pray for ARR's future success 
  and may he climb unknown heights.With warm regards to you 
  all,Ajit 
  





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Re: [arr] A dream come true - my meeting with A.R. Rahman

[~~Shama~~]

This is such a good read. I am genuinely happy for you (I'm sure everyone here is!).   But OMG! You say he's in Toronto? And you met him last week? I know this may be the silliest thing you've ever heard but any ideas how long he's going to be there for? I am about 4 hours from Toronto. I wish I had known earlier! Not that I would stalk him, but just hope that I would get lucky with an autograph this time around!  Anyway, once again I am really thrilled for you.   Take care,  Cheerio for now!neena kochhar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:I'm so glad that your wish came true. You had posted in this group approximately around 'swades' time such a wish.  :-)  NAjit <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:  Dear fellow Rahman fans,Last week I had the most extreme fortunate opportunity to meet with ARR during his away assignment working on the LOTR music.  I feel extremely fortunate to have met and befriended a close associate of ARR who was extremely kind and generous enough to help arrange this meeting.  This person wishes to remain anonymous and I will respect that. I met him late night at a studio where he was working on the Rang De Basanti BGM.  Rahmanji was kind enough to give my wife and I his break time and spent about 15 minutes with us.  A beautiful human being, simple, pure at heart, hospitable, down to earth, and at ease, he made us feel so welcomed and comfortable, despite being so exhausted from lack of sleep and working on multiple projects in a foreign land.  I was so overwhelmed in his presence that I did not get a chance to
 ask him too many questions, but I got his autograph on my Vande Mataram CD and some photos taken with him.  He was very happy that I chose the Vande Mataram for him to sign and asked me my favorite song from that album.  I said, "Only You", and he said, "Only You?I didn't do that one properly!"  Can you believe it?  An amazing song, one of my favorites, and yet he thinks that he could have done a better job with it.  Didn't have a chance to get into details about it.  I also did not want him to feel like I was interviewing him, since we already felt kind of guilty for taking his break time.  But, he not once made us feel less important than him or not once did he ever air his status, talk about himself, or anything to that extent.  He never once showed that he was bothered by our coming there during his busy time.  He smiled, joked with us, asked us caring questions.  He was so
 relaxed, we felt like we've known him for some time.  So gracious and welcoming, despite going to a studio, he made us feel as if we came to his home and even offered us something to eat, despite not having many options for food at the studio.  Just speechless to describe what a beautiful person he is, pure in heart and soul, and as you all know, it shows through his music.  I was lucky enough to have Rahman read a long letter I had written that was given to him by this close associate and my friend the day before.  In that letter, I poured my heart out as far as what his music means to me and the many ways I appreciate his music and how he has impacted my life.  He took the time to read it and I was so grateful.  I wish he could read what you all would like to say to him too.  I learned that he does read our messages on this group and feels grateful.  My fellow fans, I had
 you all in mind when I was meeting with Rahman and I so dearly wish each and every one of you can have an opportunity like I did.  You are all equally as deservng as me to have the kind of experience that I had.  I am so proud to be a Rahman fan and to be among the good company of you all as part of this special group.I would like to mention specifically that I met this close associate of ARR through this group, and if it weren't for this group, I would not have gotten the opportunity that I did to create a special friendship with him and to meet with ARR.  I also met another very very close friend two years ago through this group, for which I am so grateful.  This person who I met two years ago is one of the most generous human beings imaginable and he was kind enough to provide me copies of ARR's entire collection and much much more.  Thank you Gopal, thank you to all who make this group so
 special and for allowing me to voice my love for ARR and to have created some special friendships and most recently, to have met with ARR.  I really hope ALL of you someday get to meet him like I did. Much much thanks to this group.  I wanted to write earlier, but I was busy studying for my state board exams this week, which I took on Wed, and just busy with work.  I wanted to wait until today to gather my thoughts and to write appropriately.  Long live ARR.  HAIL ARR!  Let us all pray for ARR's future success and may he climb unknown heights.With warm regards to you all,Ajit Yahoo! Model Search - Could you be the next catwalk superstar? Check out the competition now   
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[neena kochhar]

I'm so glad that your wish came true. You had posted in this group approximately around 'swades' time such a wish.  :-)  NAjit <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:  Dear fellow Rahman fans,Last week I had the most extreme fortunate opportunity to meet with ARR during his away assignment working on the LOTR music.  I feel extremely fortunate to have met and befriended a close associate of ARR who was extremely kind and generous enough to help arrange this meeting.  This person wishes to remain anonymous and I will respect that. I met him late night at a studio where he was working on the Rang De Basanti BGM.  Rahmanji was kind enough to give my wife and I his break time and spent about 15 minutes with us.  A beautiful human being, simple, pure at heart,
 hospitable, down to earth, and at ease, he made us feel so welcomed and comfortable, despite being so exhausted from lack of sleep and working on multiple projects in a foreign land.  I was so overwhelmed in his presence that I did not get a chance to ask him too many questions, but I got his autograph on my Vande Mataram CD and some photos taken with him.  He was very happy that I chose the Vande Mataram for him to sign and asked me my favorite song from that album.  I said, "Only You", and he said, "Only You?I didn't do that one properly!"  Can you believe it?  An amazing song, one of my favorites, and yet he thinks that he could have done a better job with it.  Didn't have a chance to get into details about it.  I also did not want him to feel like I was interviewing him, since we already felt kind of guilty for taking his break time.  But, he not once made us feel less important than
 him or not once did he ever air his status, talk about himself, or anything to that extent.  He never once showed that he was bothered by our coming there during his busy time.  He smiled, joked with us, asked us caring questions.  He was so relaxed, we felt like we've known him for some time.  So gracious and welcoming, despite going to a studio, he made us feel as if we came to his home and even offered us something to eat, despite not having many options for food at the studio.  Just speechless to describe what a beautiful person he is, pure in heart and soul, and as you all know, it shows through his music.  I was lucky enough to have Rahman read a long letter I had written that was given to him by this close associate and my friend the day before.  In that letter, I poured my heart out as far as what his music means to me and the many ways I appreciate his music and how he has
 impacted my life.  He took the time to read it and I was so grateful.  I wish he could read what you all would like to say to him too.  I learned that he does read our messages on this group and feels grateful.  My fellow fans, I had you all in mind when I was meeting with Rahman and I so dearly wish each and every one of you can have an opportunity like I did.  You are all equally as deservng as me to have the kind of experience that I had.  I am so proud to be a Rahman fan and to be among the good company of you all as part of this special group.I would like to mention specifically that I met this close associate of ARR through this group, and if it weren't for this group, I would not have gotten the opportunity that I did to create a special friendship with him and to meet with ARR.  I also met another very very close friend two years ago through this group, for which I am so
 grateful.  This person who I met two years ago is one of the most generous human beings imaginable and he was kind enough to provide me copies of ARR's entire collection and much much more.  Thank you Gopal, thank you to all who make this group so special and for allowing me to voice my love for ARR and to have created some special friendships and most recently, to have met with ARR.  I really hope ALL of you someday get to meet him like I did. Much much thanks to this group.  I wanted to write earlier, but I was busy studying for my state board exams this week, which I took on Wed, and just busy with work.  I wanted to wait until today to gather my thoughts and to write appropriately.  Long live ARR.  HAIL ARR!  Let us all pray for ARR's future success and may he climb unknown heights.With warm regards to you
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Re: [arr] A dream come true - my meeting with A.R. Rahman

[Ajit]

Sailu,

I hope your dream to meet him comes true too.  Forgot to mention 
that I met him in Toronto, Canada during his LOTR project work 
there.  Thanks for reminding me.  He has since come back to India.

LONG LIVE ARR!

Ajit  





--- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, sailendra vemulapati 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> hey ajit,
>   lucky 
uuu!.glad to  
hear that u met our bossby the way where did 
u  meet him?.as u mentioned that it was in a foregn  
land.well. hope me too some day will 
get  tht gr oppurtunity...
>   bye
>   sailu
>   
> 
> Ajit <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:  Dear fellow Rahman fans,
>   
>   Last week I had the most extreme fortunate opportunity to meet 
with 
>   ARR during his away assignment working on the LOTR music.  I 
feel 
>   extremely fortunate to have met and befriended a close associate 
of 
>   ARR who was extremely kind and generous enough to help arrange 
this 
>   meeting.  This person wishes to remain anonymous and I will 
respect 
>   that. 
>   
>   I met him late night at a studio where he was working on the 
Rang De 
>   Basanti BGM.  Rahmanji was kind enough to give my wife and I his 
>   break time and spent about 15 minutes with us.  A beautiful 
human 
>   being, simple, pure at heart, hospitable, down to earth, and at 
>   ease, he made us feel so welcomed and comfortable, despite being 
so 
>   exhausted from lack of sleep and working on multiple projects in 
a 
>   foreign land.  I was so overwhelmed in his presence that I did 
not 
>   get a chance to ask him too many questions, but I got his 
autograph 
>   on my Vande Mataram CD and some photos taken with him.  He was 
very 
>   happy that I chose the Vande Mataram for him to sign and asked 
me my 
>   favorite song from that album.  I said, "Only You", and he 
>   said, "Only You?I didn't do that one properly!"  Can you 
believe 
>   it?  An amazing song, one of my favorites, and yet he thinks 
that he 
>   could have done a better job with it.  Didn't have a chance to 
get 
>   into details about it.  I also did not want him to feel like I 
was 
>   interviewing him, since we already felt kind of guilty for 
taking 
>   his break time.  But, he not once made us feel less important 
than 
>   him or not once did he ever air his status, talk about himself, 
or 
>   anything to that extent.  He never once showed that he was 
bothered 
>   by our coming there during his busy time.  He smiled, joked with 
us, 
>   asked us caring questions.  He was so relaxed, we felt like 
we've 
>   known him for some time.  So gracious and welcoming, despite 
going 
>   to a studio, he made us feel as if we came to his home and even 
>   offered us something to eat, despite not having many options for 
>   food at the studio.  Just speechless to describe what a 
beautiful 
>   person he is, pure in heart and soul, and as you all know, it 
shows 
>   through his music.  
>   
>   I was lucky enough to have Rahman read a long letter I had 
written 
>   that was given to him by this close associate and my friend the 
day 
>   before.  In that letter, I poured my heart out as far as what 
his 
>   music means to me and the many ways I appreciate his music and 
how 
>   he has impacted my life.  He took the time to read it and I was 
so 
>   grateful.  I wish he could read what you all would like to say 
to 
>   him too.  I learned that he does read our messages on this group 
and 
>   feels grateful.  
>   
>   My fellow fans, I had you all in mind when I was meeting with 
Rahman 
>   and I so dearly wish each and every one of you can have an 
>   opportunity like I did.  You are all equally as deservng as me 
to 
>   have the kind of experience that I had.  I am so proud to be a 
>   Rahman fan and to be among the good company of you all as part 
of 
>   this special group.
>   
>   I would like to mention specifically that I met this close 
associate 
>   of ARR through this group, and if it weren't for this group, I 
would 
>   not have gotten the opportunity that I did to create a special 
>   friendship with him and to meet with ARR.  I also met another 
very 
>   very close friend two years ago through this group, for which I 
am 
>   so grateful.  This person who I met two years ago is one of the 
most 
>   generous human beings imaginable and he was kind enough to 
provide 
>   me copies of ARR's entire collection and much much more.  Thank 
you 
>   Gopal, thank you to all who make this group so special and for 
>   allowing me to voice my love for ARR and to have created some 
>   special friendships and most recently, to have met with ARR.  I 
>   really hope ALL of you someday get to meet him like I did. 
>   
>   Much much thanks to this group.  I wanted to write earlier, but 
I 
>   was busy studying for my state board exams this week, which I 
took 
>   on Wed, and just

Re: [arr] A dream come true - my meeting with A.R. Rahman

[sailendra vemulapati]

hey ajit,  lucky uuu!.glad to  hear that u met our bossby the way where did u  meet him?.as u mentioned that it was in a foregn  land.well. hope me too some day will get  tht gr oppurtunity...  bye  sailu  Ajit <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:  Dear fellow Rahman fans,Last week I had the most extreme fortunate opportunity to meet with   ARR during his away assignment working on the LOTR music.  I feel   extremely fortunate to have met and befriended a close associate of   ARR who was extremely kind and generous enough to help arrange this   meeting.  This person wishes to remain anonymous and I will respect   that. I
 met him late night at a studio where he was working on the Rang De   Basanti BGM.  Rahmanji was kind enough to give my wife and I his   break time and spent about 15 minutes with us.  A beautiful human   being, simple, pure at heart, hospitable, down to earth, and at   ease, he made us feel so welcomed and comfortable, despite being so   exhausted from lack of sleep and working on multiple projects in a   foreign land.  I was so overwhelmed in his presence that I did not   get a chance to ask him too many questions, but I got his autograph   on my Vande Mataram CD and some photos taken with him.  He was very   happy that I chose the Vande Mataram for him to sign and asked me my   favorite song from that album.  I said, "Only You", and he   said, "Only You?I didn't do that one properly!"  Can you believe   it?  An amazing song, one of my favorites, and yet he thinks that he   could have done a
 better job with it.  Didn't have a chance to get   into details about it.  I also did not want him to feel like I was   interviewing him, since we already felt kind of guilty for taking   his break time.  But, he not once made us feel less important than   him or not once did he ever air his status, talk about himself, or   anything to that extent.  He never once showed that he was bothered   by our coming there during his busy time.  He smiled, joked with us,   asked us caring questions.  He was so relaxed, we felt like we've   known him for some time.  So gracious and welcoming, despite going   to a studio, he made us feel as if we came to his home and even   offered us something to eat, despite not having many options for   food at the studio.  Just speechless to describe what a beautiful   person he is, pure in heart and soul, and as you all know, it shows   through his music.   
   I was lucky enough to have Rahman read a long letter I had written   that was given to him by this close associate and my friend the day   before.  In that letter, I poured my heart out as far as what his   music means to me and the many ways I appreciate his music and how   he has impacted my life.  He took the time to read it and I was so   grateful.  I wish he could read what you all would like to say to   him too.  I learned that he does read our messages on this group and   feels grateful.  My fellow fans, I had you all in mind when I was meeting with Rahman   and I so dearly wish each and every one of you can have an   opportunity like I did.  You are all equally as deservng as me to   have the kind of experience that I had.  I am so proud to be a   Rahman fan and to be among the good company of you all as part of   this special group.I would like to mention
 specifically that I met this close associate   of ARR through this group, and if it weren't for this group, I would   not have gotten the opportunity that I did to create a special   friendship with him and to meet with ARR.  I also met another very   very close friend two years ago through this group, for which I am   so grateful.  This person who I met two years ago is one of the most   generous human beings imaginable and he was kind enough to provide   me copies of ARR's entire collection and much much more.  Thank you   Gopal, thank you to all who make this group so special and for   allowing me to voice my love for ARR and to have created some   special friendships and most recently, to have met with ARR.  I   really hope ALL of you someday get to meet him like I did. Much much thanks to this group.  I wanted to write earlier, but I   was busy studying for my state board exams this week, which
 I took   on Wed, and just busy with work.  I wanted to wait until today to   gather my thoughts and to write appropriately.  Long live ARR.  HAIL ARR!  Let us all pray for   ARR's future success and may he climb unknown heights.With warm regards to you all,Ajit   SPONSORED LINKSNew country music artists  Music artists  Christian music artists 

[arr] A dream come true - my meeting with A.R. Rahman

[Ajit]

Dear fellow Rahman fans,

Last week I had the most extreme fortunate opportunity to meet with 
ARR during his away assignment working on the LOTR music.  I feel 
extremely fortunate to have met and befriended a close associate of 
ARR who was extremely kind and generous enough to help arrange this 
meeting.  This person wishes to remain anonymous and I will respect 
that. 

I met him late night at a studio where he was working on the Rang De 
Basanti BGM.  Rahmanji was kind enough to give my wife and I his 
break time and spent about 15 minutes with us.  A beautiful human 
being, simple, pure at heart, hospitable, down to earth, and at 
ease, he made us feel so welcomed and comfortable, despite being so 
exhausted from lack of sleep and working on multiple projects in a 
foreign land.  I was so overwhelmed in his presence that I did not 
get a chance to ask him too many questions, but I got his autograph 
on my Vande Mataram CD and some photos taken with him.  He was very 
happy that I chose the Vande Mataram for him to sign and asked me my 
favorite song from that album.  I said, "Only You", and he 
said, "Only You?I didn't do that one properly!"  Can you believe 
it?  An amazing song, one of my favorites, and yet he thinks that he 
could have done a better job with it.  Didn't have a chance to get 
into details about it.  I also did not want him to feel like I was 
interviewing him, since we already felt kind of guilty for taking 
his break time.  But, he not once made us feel less important than 
him or not once did he ever air his status, talk about himself, or 
anything to that extent.  He never once showed that he was bothered 
by our coming there during his busy time.  He smiled, joked with us, 
asked us caring questions.  He was so relaxed, we felt like we've 
known him for some time.  So gracious and welcoming, despite going 
to a studio, he made us feel as if we came to his home and even 
offered us something to eat, despite not having many options for 
food at the studio.  Just speechless to describe what a beautiful 
person he is, pure in heart and soul, and as you all know, it shows 
through his music.  

I was lucky enough to have Rahman read a long letter I had written 
that was given to him by this close associate and my friend the day 
before.  In that letter, I poured my heart out as far as what his 
music means to me and the many ways I appreciate his music and how 
he has impacted my life.  He took the time to read it and I was so 
grateful.  I wish he could read what you all would like to say to 
him too.  I learned that he does read our messages on this group and 
feels grateful.  

My fellow fans, I had you all in mind when I was meeting with Rahman 
and I so dearly wish each and every one of you can have an 
opportunity like I did.  You are all equally as deservng as me to 
have the kind of experience that I had.  I am so proud to be a 
Rahman fan and to be among the good company of you all as part of 
this special group.

I would like to mention specifically that I met this close associate 
of ARR through this group, and if it weren't for this group, I would 
not have gotten the opportunity that I did to create a special 
friendship with him and to meet with ARR.  I also met another very 
very close friend two years ago through this group, for which I am 
so grateful.  This person who I met two years ago is one of the most 
generous human beings imaginable and he was kind enough to provide 
me copies of ARR's entire collection and much much more.  Thank you 
Gopal, thank you to all who make this group so special and for 
allowing me to voice my love for ARR and to have created some 
special friendships and most recently, to have met with ARR.  I 
really hope ALL of you someday get to meet him like I did. 

Much much thanks to this group.  I wanted to write earlier, but I 
was busy studying for my state board exams this week, which I took 
on Wed, and just busy with work.  I wanted to wait until today to 
gather my thoughts and to write appropriately.  

Long live ARR.  HAIL ARR!  Let us all pray for 
ARR's future success and may he climb unknown heights.

With warm regards to you all,

Ajit 







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