You are right Joginder the music may not be well received by Hindi Audience. For example If you play shenoy music in a south Indian wedding or ritual, it wont be well received by the audience as the audience feel its for mourning. Not sure why Rahman did not realize this.
Re: H
by siddharth on Mar 26, 2014 02:56 PM
Obviously it will be hit in Tamil nadu. Even if a rajnikanth movie had nursery rhymes, that would be made superhit by his fans in south india.
Re: Re: H
by useless bollywood on Mar 27, 2014 11:43 AM
as if dhoom3 songs are world class ...for past 10 yrs they r shouting dhoom dhoom dhoom in that song and the very highly intteluctual north indians are making that song a superhit
Re: H
by bbc on Mar 29, 2014 01:26 PM
drunken monk this movie script is 400 yrs old from south than you cant have a diff tone to it as if its happening currently...
Joginder, when you say for tamil audience (mention that Rahman has included the classical south Indian instruments in music for a period film and for the situation)
are good. The rest of them are average. Manamaganin and manapenin has same flavors with the scale difference and the lyrics. More apt for a marriage scene in the movie if u visualize.
Re: The King with long curly mane (Kochadaiyaan)
by bbc on Mar 29, 2014 01:30 PM
vanthuntanya expert... musikkai karaitci kuditchavan... hahahahahaha...
