New Releases by ARR??

**ajaybaskar** · 26th November 2006, 08:20 PM

there are 4 phases after a rahman album releases:

Phase 1: People don't like it in the first hearing. The trouble is
that they want to post a review as soon as possible, so they post it
based in their first hearing which is almost always negative. you know
i have noticed one thing....when people write a really negative review
of a rahman album and finally add the following words 'not upto
rahman's usual standards' they think this automatically makes them an
impartial reviewer.

Phase 2: Then the slow poison starts working..... .Hmm..... this song is
not bad...!! maybe i should have given it some more hearings

Phase 3: The poison effect has reached it's peak.....the cd keeps
running in a loop in the cd player and in the car....the tunes are
stuck in the head and everyone keeps humming the songs at work, at
home...

Phase 4: The movie releases and the songs become a rage or die a slow
death (but not among arr fans) depending on whether the film is a hit
or a flop.

courtesy:arrfans@yahoogroups

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**rashid2raj** · 26th November 2006, 10:52 PM

Originally Posted by ajaybaskar

there are 4 phases after a rahman album releases:

Phase 1: People don't like it in the first hearing. The trouble is
that they want to post a review as soon as possible, so they post it
based in their first hearing which is almost always negative. you know
i have noticed one thing....when people write a really negative review
of a rahman album and finally add the following words 'not upto
rahman's usual standards' they think this automatically makes them an
impartial reviewer.

courtesy:arrfans@yahoogroups

The funny part is, the poeple who gives their reviews after hearing the 30 seconds demo samples ...

**baba88** · 30th November 2006, 01:15 AM

Vijay and Ajith in Agni Nakshatram

This is a big one. One that will make everyone jump out of their seats!

Eighteen years back, Prabhu as Gautham and Karthik as Ashok set the screen on fire with their histrionics. Die hard Tamil Cinema fans and lunatic thinkers that we are; we would give our left hands if the sparks can be rekindled again with two of the biggest Superstars of recent times, Ajith and Vijay

Ajith as Gautham and Vijay as Ashok would set the cash registers ringing for a year, only if the original is remade by the Master, Mani ratnam himself. Music has to be A.R.Rahman. Did someone else cross your mind?

**sonia_fr** · 5th January 2007, 11:24 PM

Find this CD cover on web today :

http://img153.imageshack.us/img153/6306/154fy9.jpg

Do you guys have any information about this album???

**ajaybaskar** · 7th January 2007, 02:43 PM

Originally Posted by sonia_fr

Find this CD cover on web today :

http://img153.imageshack.us/img153/6306/154fy9.jpg

Do you guys have any information about this album???

That was an album comprising of various ARR hits starting from Roja to Parthalae Paravasam. I had seen it in MW.

**sonia_fr** · 7th January 2007, 04:24 PM

Thanks Ajay! I thought i missed one of his movie album!

**lancelot** · 19th February 2007, 06:15 PM

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0450040/
guys check this out. its a movie called Yahan Ke Hum Sikander.
and imdb says its complete. how come no one has said anything about it

hehe

**rayan36** · 21st February 2007, 10:19 PM

Asin in Kamal-Mohanlal international multi starrer

By Behindwoods News Bureau.

February 21, 2007

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Looks like Kamal has decided to overwhelm his fans back to back right after Dasavatharam. With Kamal in 10 roles, Dasavatharam is nearing completion and if reports from credible sources are to be believed, Kamal will star in an international project sharing his screen space with some of the kingpins of Indian cinema.

The as yet untitled project - touted to be produced in a mammoth budget - will feature Mohanlal, Asin, and Hiroyuki Sanada - the famous Japanese actor who played a significant role in "The Last Samurai" and is starring in "Rush Hour III". Directed by Bharath Bala of Vande Mataram music album fame, the movie will have A.R. Rahman scoring for it. Rahman is an obvious choice for Bharath Bala given the kinship they share ever since the milestone Vande Mataram music video was launched.

Yet another important feature of the project is that M. T. Vasudevan Nair, one of the eminent Indian writers in the contemporary Indian literature, writes script. Lauded as a master storyteller, M.T. was honored with the highest literary award the nation confers on a writer, the Jnanpith Award in 1995.