Interestngly v can look 4... abt d apt title 4 animation film mentioned in
last of this article "secret of seven sounds" will rahman b there in it too ???
as of now sekar kapur is working with rahman chances r good at it & this b d
2nd animation film for arr to score after hara by soundarya rajnikant.
Kalimuthu V <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Golden Age will mark Shekhar Kapoor's return to big
screen Production over, AR Rahman and Scottish composer Craig Armstrong
are working on the film's score Alaka Sahani Mumbai, March 28:
OCTOBER will see the return of Shekhar Kapoor on big screen—across the
globe—-with Golden Age. "It will be released on October 12. The production of
the film (his second of the Elizabeth trilogy) is complete, barring music,"
says Kapoor, who is among India's popular faces in international films.
Maverick AR Rahman and Scottish composer Craig Armstrong are working on the
film's score at the latter's studio in Glasgow. The teaming of the two
composers is expected to show fascinating results considering their different
backgrounds, thinks the director, a speaker at FICCI-Frame 2007. Kapoor
recently mentioned in his blog that he has been encouraging Armstrong to lead,
since the film is a pre-dominantly western production. "But I am looking
to Rahman to inject some bold, out-there melodies and sounds into the score,"
he says. The sneak preview of the movie starring Cate Blanchett
was held in Los Angeles recently. With Kapoor terming the response as
"exciting", the movie seems worth waiting for. Blanchett is once again playing
the role of Queen Elizabeth, which had earned her an Academy award nomination
in 1999. Golden Age takes the story forward by exploring the relationship
between Elizabeth I and adventurer Sir Walter Raleigh (Clive Owen). In the
final installment, Kapoor wants to cast Blanchett again. "But I have to wait
for Cate to grow 10 years older to make it," says Kapoor, looking charming in
brown kurta and maroon jacket. In spite of handling major international
projects, the Mr India-maker's heart still beats for Bollywood. He wants to
make Paani—the film that has lived in his consciousness for almost seven years
now. "I just need money to make it." Between making his films,
Kapoor has been creating comic characters and putting their stories in books.d
Three of his books Snakewoman, Devi and Sadhu—which hit Indian stands only this
month—-have already been out in the US, generating a huge response. A candid
Kapoor admits to the Bollywood and Indian myth influences in his books.
"Snakewoman is our Nagina. Comic books have allowed me to tell more stories as
doing so through films is time consuming." But daughter Kaveree is yet to get a
taste of his comic work. "She will someday. Right now, I want to be known to
her only as daddy," says Kapoor. For Kapoor fans, there is more in store. The
animation film Secrets of Seven Sounds, of which he is the co-writer with
Deepak Chopra and also executive producer, is going to be released world-wide
in December. "The movie, inspired by Ramayana, is at an advance stage of
production," reveals producer Biren Ghosh.
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