Re: [arr] Kylie Minogue to sing for Rahman

[V S Rawat]

On 12/8/2008 1:26 PM India Time, _Gomzy™_ wrote:

> She charges in $$ and you the $ rates now :P
> 
> On Mon, Dec 8, 2008 at 6:40 AM, Vithur <[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> > wrote:
> 
> Very costly singer Is she so special ???

For English films/ music/ album/ whatever, there is worldwide market. 
So, the sales are much more enabling producers financier to make enough 
dough. That makes them put a lot of money in the project at the initial 
stage, that has kept the rates of artists high.

So, when any international artist is approached to do a part in a 
smaller show, even though he does quote his lower-end rates, that lower 
end is quite higher than the highest rates of that smaller show.

Mohammed Ali was approached to do the wrestling scene with Amitabh 
Bachchan in a movie (naseeb?) and he quoted such a huge price (which was 
his lower price) that these guys didn't even negotiate further with him.

And then there are complications brought by outside celebrities. In 
Baiju Bawra, Naushad saheb wanted celebrated classical singer D V 
Paluskar to render song for Tansen's Character. But Paluskar, though he 
agreed to sing, refused to sing was Tansen because Tansen looses the 
contest, even though Tansen is the most legendary singer till date. So, 
another celebrated classical Singer Ameer Khan rendered Tansen's part. 
Actually, these celebrities knows that it is a once-in-a-blue-moon 
assignment and it would not bring regular earnings for them, so they put 
any odd conditions knowing well that their otherwise earnings are not 
going to be affected even if it doesn't work out.

--
Rawat

> 
> On Mon, Dec 8, 2008 at 1:38 AM, Madhavan Rajan
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
> 
> /http://www.dnaindia.com/report.asp?newsid=1212113
> /
> 
> 
> //
> 
> /Just her fees and recording of the video will add around Rs 10
> crore to the already sky high budget of Blue
> /
> Madonna didn't respond because she was going through a bitter
> divorce, Rihanna asked for a sum that was not affordable, so
> finally it is Kylie Minogue who'll be making history as the
> first international A-list pop star to lend her voice for a
> mainstream Bollywood music director.
> 
> According to sources, the Australia-born crooner who has sold
> more than 60 million records, has agreed to sing for AR Rahman.
> Kylie will be coming to India by January 2009 with her entourage
> to record the song with Rahman. She has reportedly charged the
> producers of the film about Rs five crore as her fees ($1 million).
> 
> "The song will be recorded for the film Blue, which has Akshay
> Kumar, Sanjay Dutt and Lara Dutta. The producers also want Kylie
> to make a music video of the song. In all probability, the song
> might be shot in Hollywood," says the source.
> 
> The total cost of hosting the star in Mumbai and recording the
> song and music video could well cost the producers an extra Rs
> five crore. The company negotiating with Kylie confirmed that
> they are very close to inking the deal.
> 
> "We are negotiating with an international artist. Within two to
> three weeks, we'll make a formal announcement," said Rajnigandha
> Shekhawat of Nine Winds, which is handling the film's
> communications. Sources also revealed that there were a fresh
> round of negotiations last week. The singer, sources say, is not
> afraid of visiting Mumbai though she is well aware of the recent
> terrorist attack.
> 
> The production cost of Blue is already hovering around Rs 130
> crore - without the expense they are incurring for Kylie's song.
> With the last leg of shooting left, at Rs 140 crore-odd, Blue
> might race past Rajnikanth's Endhiran to become the costliest
> film to be produced in India.
> 
> -- 
> regards,
> Vithur




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Re: [arr] Kylie Minogue to sing for Rahman

[Gomzy™]

She charges in $$ and you the $ rates now :P

On Mon, Dec 8, 2008 at 6:40 AM, Vithur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>   Very costly singer Is she so special ???
>
> On Mon, Dec 8, 2008 at 1:38 AM, Madhavan Rajan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
>
>>*http://www.dnaindia.com/report.asp?newsid=1212113
>> *
>>
>>
>> **
>>
>> *Just her fees and recording of the video will add around Rs 10 crore to
>> the already sky high budget of Blue
>> *
>> Madonna didn't respond because she was going through a bitter divorce,
>> Rihanna asked for a sum that was not affordable, so finally it is Kylie
>> Minogue who'll be making history as the first international A-list pop star
>> to lend her voice for a mainstream Bollywood music director.
>>
>> According to sources, the Australia-born crooner who has sold more than 60
>> million records, has agreed to sing for AR Rahman. Kylie will be coming to
>> India by January 2009 with her entourage to record the song with Rahman. She
>> has reportedly charged the producers of the film about Rs five crore as her
>> fees ($1 million).
>>
>> "The song will be recorded for the film Blue, which has Akshay Kumar,
>> Sanjay Dutt and Lara Dutta. The producers also want Kylie to make a music
>> video of the song. In all probability, the song might be shot in Hollywood,"
>> says the source.
>>
>> The total cost of hosting the star in Mumbai and recording the song and
>> music video could well cost the producers an extra Rs five crore. The
>> company negotiating with Kylie confirmed that they are very close to inking
>> the deal.
>>
>> "We are negotiating with an international artist. Within two to three
>> weeks, we'll make a formal announcement," said Rajnigandha Shekhawat of Nine
>> Winds, which is handling the film's communications. Sources also revealed
>> that there were a fresh round of negotiations last week. The singer, sources
>> say, is not afraid of visiting Mumbai though she is well aware of the recent
>> terrorist attack.
>>
>> The production cost of Blue is already hovering around Rs 130 crore -
>> without the expense they are incurring for Kylie's song. With the last leg
>> of shooting left, at Rs 140 crore-odd, Blue might race past Rajnikanth's
>> Endhiran to become the costliest film to be produced in India.
>>
>>
>
>
> --
> regards,
> Vithur
>
>
>
> 
>

Re: [arr] Kylie Minogue to sing for Rahman

[rahmanforme]

of course she is! Kylie is one of my favorites! listen to her "Fever" album, 
you will be blown away!

--- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Vithur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Very costly singer Is she so special ???
> 
> On Mon, Dec 8, 2008 at 1:38 AM, Madhavan Rajan 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> 
> >*http://www.dnaindia.com/report.asp?newsid=1212113
> > *
> >
> >
> > **
> >
> > *Just her fees and recording of the video will add around Rs 10 crore 
to
> > the already sky high budget of Blue
> > *
> > Madonna didn't respond because she was going through a bitter 
divorce,
> > Rihanna asked for a sum that was not affordable, so finally it is Kylie
> > Minogue who'll be making history as the first international A-list pop 
star
> > to lend her voice for a mainstream Bollywood music director.
> >
> > According to sources, the Australia-born crooner who has sold more 
than 60
> > million records, has agreed to sing for AR Rahman. Kylie will be 
coming to
> > India by January 2009 with her entourage to record the song with 
Rahman. She
> > has reportedly charged the producers of the film about Rs five crore 
as her
> > fees ($1 million).
> >
> > "The song will be recorded for the film Blue, which has Akshay 
Kumar,
> > Sanjay Dutt and Lara Dutta. The producers also want Kylie to make 
a music
> > video of the song. In all probability, the song might be shot in 
Hollywood,"
> > says the source.
> >
> > The total cost of hosting the star in Mumbai and recording the song 
and
> > music video could well cost the producers an extra Rs five crore. The
> > company negotiating with Kylie confirmed that they are very close to 
inking
> > the deal.
> >
> > "We are negotiating with an international artist. Within two to three
> > weeks, we'll make a formal announcement," said Rajnigandha 
Shekhawat of Nine
> > Winds, which is handling the film's communications. Sources also 
revealed
> > that there were a fresh round of negotiations last week. The singer, 
sources
> > say, is not afraid of visiting Mumbai though she is well aware of the 
recent
> > terrorist attack.
> >
> > The production cost of Blue is already hovering around Rs 130 crore 
-
> > without the expense they are incurring for Kylie's song. With the last 
leg
> > of shooting left, at Rs 140 crore-odd, Blue might race past 
Rajnikanth's
> > Endhiran to become the costliest film to be produced in India.
> >
> > 
> >
> 
> 
> 
> -- 
> regards,
> Vithur
>

Re: [arr] Kylie Minogue to sing for Rahman

[Vithur]

Very costly singer Is she so special ???

On Mon, Dec 8, 2008 at 1:38 AM, Madhavan Rajan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:

>*http://www.dnaindia.com/report.asp?newsid=1212113
> *
>
>
> **
>
> *Just her fees and recording of the video will add around Rs 10 crore to
> the already sky high budget of Blue
> *
> Madonna didn't respond because she was going through a bitter divorce,
> Rihanna asked for a sum that was not affordable, so finally it is Kylie
> Minogue who'll be making history as the first international A-list pop star
> to lend her voice for a mainstream Bollywood music director.
>
> According to sources, the Australia-born crooner who has sold more than 60
> million records, has agreed to sing for AR Rahman. Kylie will be coming to
> India by January 2009 with her entourage to record the song with Rahman. She
> has reportedly charged the producers of the film about Rs five crore as her
> fees ($1 million).
>
> "The song will be recorded for the film Blue, which has Akshay Kumar,
> Sanjay Dutt and Lara Dutta. The producers also want Kylie to make a music
> video of the song. In all probability, the song might be shot in Hollywood,"
> says the source.
>
> The total cost of hosting the star in Mumbai and recording the song and
> music video could well cost the producers an extra Rs five crore. The
> company negotiating with Kylie confirmed that they are very close to inking
> the deal.
>
> "We are negotiating with an international artist. Within two to three
> weeks, we'll make a formal announcement," said Rajnigandha Shekhawat of Nine
> Winds, which is handling the film's communications. Sources also revealed
> that there were a fresh round of negotiations last week. The singer, sources
> say, is not afraid of visiting Mumbai though she is well aware of the recent
> terrorist attack.
>
> The production cost of Blue is already hovering around Rs 130 crore -
> without the expense they are incurring for Kylie's song. With the last leg
> of shooting left, at Rs 140 crore-odd, Blue might race past Rajnikanth's
> Endhiran to become the costliest film to be produced in India.
>
> 
>



-- 
regards,
Vithur

[arr] Kylie Minogue to sing for Rahman

[Madhavan Rajan]

*http://www.dnaindia.com/report.asp?newsid=1212113
*


**

*Just her fees and recording of the video will add around Rs 10 crore to the
already sky high budget of Blue
*
Madonna didn't respond because she was going through a bitter divorce,
Rihanna asked for a sum that was not affordable, so finally it is Kylie
Minogue who'll be making history as the first international A-list pop star
to lend her voice for a mainstream Bollywood music director.

According to sources, the Australia-born crooner who has sold more than 60
million records, has agreed to sing for AR Rahman. Kylie will be coming to
India by January 2009 with her entourage to record the song with Rahman. She
has reportedly charged the producers of the film about Rs five crore as her
fees ($1 million).

"The song will be recorded for the film Blue, which has Akshay Kumar, Sanjay
Dutt and Lara Dutta. The producers also want Kylie to make a music video of
the song. In all probability, the song might be shot in Hollywood," says the
source.

The total cost of hosting the star in Mumbai and recording the song and
music video could well cost the producers an extra Rs five crore. The
company negotiating with Kylie confirmed that they are very close to inking
the deal.

"We are negotiating with an international artist. Within two to three weeks,
we'll make a formal announcement," said Rajnigandha Shekhawat of Nine Winds,
which is handling the film's communications. Sources also revealed that
there were a fresh round of negotiations last week. The singer, sources say,
is not afraid of visiting Mumbai though she is well aware of the recent
terrorist attack.

The production cost of Blue is already hovering around Rs 130 crore -
without the expense they are incurring for Kylie's song. With the last leg
of shooting left, at Rs 140 crore-odd, Blue might race past Rajnikanth's
Endhiran to become the costliest film to be produced in India.