Dont know what mani ratnam imagined and what  briefing he gave to A R RAHMAN 
for this song and in what spiritual trance A R RAHMAN was to come out with such 
a tune and such a music. and what words of praise i should use for gulzar saheb 
for his matchless lyrics and what to say about the soul stirring divine singing 
by udit narayan , once i listened by udit himself in an interview " whether i 
live or not my song 'AE AJNABI'  will live forever and i am utmost thankful to 
A R RAHMAN for that."

Ae ajnabi a song that comes once in a lifetime. lets go through that song a bit.

those alluring simple drums with mahalaxmi's scintillating delivery of word 
paakhi paakhi pardesi, starts the fascination at once.

than comes the most soulful, the most emotionally intriguing, the most 
captivating , shivers run through my body when udit starts the great mukhra or 
pallavi , AE ajnabi tu bhi kabhi awaz de kahin se my goodness the lyrics are 
just out of the world , the mood of the song a bit pessimistic with the tune, 
the  words, perfectly suiting it and the singing  its just too good .

the interlude how should i praise it. those rhythmic strings and then that 
sarangi O MY MY GOD, what was A R RAHMAN upto, the tune and the sound of 
sarangi  i cant take it shakes me completely.

both the antaras are mind blowing , cant describe their beauty , the words , 
the singing; just check out  in the second antara how udit sings "nahi hai 
lekinNnNnNn" and muskrahatein hainNnNnNnNn, those waves that he gives, those 
oscillations my goodness gracious me   , i cant express i dont have words to 
amplify the magic that it creates. 

and at the end when udit sings the mukhra again the violins in the background , 
the hints of sarangi O MAN too much , is this a work of a genius no way , a 
superhuman no way , such a song can only be invented when you are in an utter 
spiritual state with divine link somewhere.

A CLASSIC of all times , a true masterpiece , a soulful song of matchless 
fascination and the feeling ......... can write an epic book on it.

music, composition, tune= 100/100
singing=100/100
lyrics=100/100
imagination of the song=100/100
feel emotions appeal=100/100

AE ajnabi... A R RAHMAN at the pinnacle of his musical wizardry...is there a 
song like this...

regards,

taimur 



      

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