Re: [arr] Re: Rhymeskool is in stores? preview please

[Sirish Musician]

available in stores now apart from online

[arr] Re: Rhymeskool is in stores? preview please

[Raghu]

please see if it is possible to have a preview of 
rhymeskool on arr site?


--- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, "Raghu"  wrote:
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> ARR's site says Rhymeskool CDs are in Stores on 17th June..
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> --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Gopal Srinivasan  wrote:
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> > RaavanNikhat Kazmi, TNN, Jun 17, 2010, 09.11pm IST
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> > 
> > STILL FROM RAAVAN MORE
> > PICS
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> > Critic's Rating: 3.5
> > Cast: Abhishek Bachchan, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Vikram, Govinda, Ravi
> > Kishan
> > Direction: Mani Ratnam
> > Genre: Drama
> > Duration: 2 hours 6 minutes
> > Readers Rating: 3.5Rate this movie 1 (Poor) 1.5 (Below average) 2
> > (Average) 2.5 (Above
> > average) 3 (Good) 3.5 (Good +) 4 (Very good) 4.5 (Very good +)
> > 5 (Outstanding)
> > 
> > *More from Raavan*
> > Trailer
> > Making of Mani Ratnam's 'Raavan'
> > First look: Abhishek's wild tribal dance in 'Raavan'
> > Aishwarya is the 'hero' of Raavan
> > Watch: 'Raagini' Ash's bubblier side in 'Raavan'
> > Abhi-Ash promote 'Raavan' at Cannes
> > 'Raavan' will not be screened at IIFA: Mani Ratnam
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> > Photogallery]
> > Photogallery 
> > [image:
> > Official Site] 
> > Official Site 
> > Story: Cop Dev Pratap Sharma (Vikram) has just one mission in his life. He
> > wants to capture the local outlaw, Beera (Abhishek Bachchan) who may be a
> > Robin Hood for the tribals around, nevertheless, he is a law breaker. More
> > importantly, he has kidnapped the cop's beautiful wife, Ragini (Aishwarya
> > Rai Bachchan) to avenge a personal grouse and has escaped into the dense
> > jungles. Turn ofevents: the kidnapper falls in love with his trophy victim
> > who too gets indecisive about where her loyalties lie
> > 
> > Movie Review: The epics return again to contemporary cinema. After a
> > re-telling of the Mahabharata against a political backdrop in Prakash Jha's
> > Raajneeti, cineastes can now feast their eyes on a modern-day rewrite of the
> > Ramayana, against a cops-and-robbers canvas.
> > 
> > Feast? Yes. The high point of Mani Ratnam's film is primarily its visual
> > opulence. The film is literally a work of art where one luminescent frame
> > follows another as the scenes keep shifting from one wet and rocky landscape
> > to another misty mountainscape. You can't seem to get enough of the montages
> > that leave you breathless with the excellent camera artistry by Santosh
> > Sivan and Manikandan. From the opening sequences where Beera (Abhishek)
> > smashes his boat into wide-eyed Aishwarya's canoe, to the fleeing, flinging,
> > fulminating visage of Aishwarya, captured against wild waterfalls, turbulent
> > tidal rivers, crumbling trees and silken drizzle, the film is a string of
> > breath taking images. So much so, you seem to forget -- and almost forgive
> > -- the fact that the first half hardly has any story. It is essentially just
> > one prolonged chase, where cop Dev (Vikram) relentlessly pursues criminal
> > Beera (Abhishek Bachchan) in order to rescue his wife (Ragini) and book the
> > fugitive who garners great local support.
> > --
> > Best Readers' Reviews Vikram performance is real gud unless somebody's
> > voluntary opinion about his acting skills...Read
> > more
> >   swamilion Mumbai 17 Jun, 2010 2333hrs IST» MORE READER
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> > 5
> > The paper-thin plot in the first half, does get you somewhat restless,
> > despite a seminal scene where Sita-esque Aishwarya suddenly discovers a
> > strange new emotion for a Raavan-esque Abhishek. After having labelled him
> > beastly and brutish, a complete low-life when compared to her devta-like
> > husband Dev, she finds herself being involuntarily drawn towards her
> > kidnapper, despite his muddy visage and his gory past. And herein lies the
> > second hook that draws you to the film: it's revisionist tale of a Sita-like
> > heroine flipping for a Raavan-like anti-hero, even as the traditional hero
> > gets imbued in grey tones The anti-hero has always remained an alluring
> > figure in cinema lore and Mani Ratnam carries his charisma forward with
> > Raavan.
> > 
> > The second half of th