dont tell me.....Surya took a lot of effort to show ARR's emotions in the song.......even Ajith did the same from Theeyil Vizhunda (Varalaaru)...........shows the respect that this gen has for ARR's voice....Quote:
Originally Posted by Wibha
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dont tell me.....Surya took a lot of effort to show ARR's emotions in the song.......even Ajith did the same from Theeyil Vizhunda (Varalaaru)...........shows the respect that this gen has for ARR's voice....Quote:
Originally Posted by Wibha
Rahman is monarch of Tamil audio market
Several new albums have arrived in the last couple of weeks, but none has been able to topple A.R. Rahman's "Sillunu Oru Kadhal" from the top position.
The top five Tamil albums are:
1. "Sillunu Oru Kadhal" - Music: A.R. Rahman. The film is a huge flop and has been forgotten, but the album is still a rage.
2. "Vallavan" - Music: Yuvan Shankar Raja. The film released during Diwali and there is newfound interest in Yuvan Shankar Raja's album.
3. "E" - Music: Srikant Deva. "Theeppori parakum" sung by Tipu is becoming a big hit.
4. "Kizhakku Kadarkarai Salai" - Music: Paul J. This is Paul J's first film album and he has been able to attract the young with some racy numbers.
Godfather still not in the list yet....hmmmmmmm
It will be soon ( i think) 'cause after the movie released everyone is talking 'bout the songs. Some of my 'mates goes aww when i mentioned that the cd were released 8 mths ago. Now the thr raaga's dj is spinning the songs more often :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by dinesh2002
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Originally Posted by ajaybaskar
A telugu website (www.andhracafe.com) once said that ARR loved SOK's story so much that re recommand Shahrukh Khan to do the remake! :D
Ya, when you go to watch a movie with ARR as music director, your exception from the song picturization is hugeeeeeee and when watching SOK I was realy disapointed! Munbey vaa & NY nagaram were just OK! The Majaa majaa song could have been much better! :cry: The Jo-surya hum hum on their room was to repetitive! :D
SOK is a flop when comparing with the industry's expectation, but it did well on the first weeks! Thanks God, ARR saved SOK!
Kollywood in 2006
IndiaGlitz [Monday, December 04, 2006]
The year 2006 has seen a mixed response as far as films are concerned. There have been a slew of hits and average runners, promising stars and new trends in the industry.
There has been no dearth of miracles in Kollywood in 2006. While Chitiram Pesuthadi had a miraculous but significant run, catapulting the new star Naren to fame, the long pending film which waited to see the light of day, Varalaru released amidst much hopes and proved naysayers wrong with its successful run. Yes indeed, it has been a memorable year for Ajith.
Imsai Arasan 23am Pulikesi offered the audiences laughter on a platter and the audience, which comprised mostly of kids, was seen in splits, laughing their lungs out on seeing the histrionics of Vadivelu on screen. The Pulikesi mustache became a hot favourite among kids. This film belonged to a rare genre in films namely, historical comedy.
One of the most awaited films of the year, Sillunu oru Kadhal, did average business. The songs are chartbusters though, and every TV channel has Munbae Vaa among the top ranks in the countdown shows.
The chemistry between Suriya and Jyothika has been much looked forward to since Kaaka Kaaka and the star pair’s marriage soon after the film aroused many expectations on the film. Jyothika announced her decision to quit films soon after her marriage.
It has been a significant year for Jeyam Ravi as well, with his Unakkum Enakkum Something Something running to packed houses. The brother duo of Jeyam Raja and Jeyam Ravi proved to be a magical combo yet again, with this film which was declared a superhit by industry pundits.
Likewise, Bharath had a superhit in Em-Mahan, which brought small screen director Thirumurugan to the silver screen. Thirumurugan arrived into the celluloid world with a bang in 2006.
Thalainagaram brought the histrionics of director Sundar C to the fore. His restrained performance suited his role in the movie to a T. Another star, people opine, has been born.
Thambi was a well-deserved hit, with the revolutionary Madhavan sporting a Che Guevara T-shirt, reacting to evils in the society. It showed Madhavan in a different light, which he used to the best of his ability.
Thiruttu Payalae won raving reviews for its bold theme and lucid treatment. This film helped Jeevan join the category of the most sought after stars. The same goes for Thimiru, which helped Vishal gain a firm foothold in the industry, what with his earlier Sandakozhi proving to be a hit as well.
Uyir is one of those films which starred a woman in a central role and Sangeetha used it only too well, to prove her acting mettle. Likewise, Vettaiyaadu Vilaiyaadu brought Kamalini Mukherjee to Tamil film industry and the film was spoken about by one and all for the stylish way in which the film was shot.
Among the recent releases, apart from Varalaru, E is doing good business, which is good news for Jeeva. It is now too early to come to a conclusion about the most recent releases Sivapathikaram, Irandu and Kizhakku Kadarkarai Salai.
The announcement by the State Government on the exemption from entertainment tax for those films titled in Tamil, brought about an immediate change in the titles of the films.
Many films which were originally given English titles were changed with immediate effect. And now, we have titles in chaste Tamil like Unakkum Enakkum, Varalaru and Irandu, among many others.
In all, 2006 has been a significant year not just for Tamil film industry but also the lovers of Tamil cinema worldwide.
http://www.indiaglitz.com/channels/t...cle/27434.html
you can download sillinu oru kadhal and other ARRahman's stage performance at http://geniusarr.blogspot.com
this guys is doin fairly good job in collection of ARRahman video and BGM. Munbe Vaa is a good song which i hope will be no 1 this year in all tv station ratings!!!:)
Movie : Sillunu Oru Kadhal
Music : 'Mozart Of India' A.R.Rahman
OST Run Time : 1 Hour 16 Mins 50 Secs
Ripped By : Dinesh Scaran
Quality : 256 Kbps VBR - 48kHz
SOK Voiceless BGM Part 1 - http://www.megaupload.com/?d=WZ59ERRQ [39 Tracks]
SOK Voiceless BGM Part 2 - http://www.megaupload.com/?d=WXWOY2AZ [38 Tracks]
Sillunu Oru Kaadhal completes a cool century
IndiaGlitz [Saturday, December 16, 2006]
Suriya should be thanking his stars now. He not only managed to hold hands with his beloved Jyothika this year, the movie Sillunu Oru Kaadhal featuring Suriya and Jyothika has successfully completed a 100-day run all across the State today.
The movie produced by Studio Green was a mature love story. The timing of Sillunu Oru Kaadhal's release was also very apt. It released coinciding with the wedding of the two stars.
Director Krishna took a typical triangular love story and woven an interesting tapestry using the diverse strands of romance and affection.
The success should be attributed to the director who managed to get the fine print right - the everyday detail between a husband and wife, their anger, frustrations, their love, the quaint ebb and flow of their emotions.
He was also spot on in painting a very attractive canvas of youthful, college-campus dalliance between Suriya and Bhumika.
The movie had the backing of a team of experts - A R Rahman in music, Antony in editing and Rajasekhar in camera.
Krishna is a happy and contended man now. He is happy with his effort. Amidst gangster films with bloodshed, he wanted to differentiate himself from other directors. And he did it.
:exactly:
Krishna has made a beginning with a bang. More responsibility is on his shoulders to continue the good run.
http://www.indiaglitz.com/channels/t...cle/27800.html
im glad some1 somewhere thinks just like me about the movie & the dir....bless the soul who wrote this article....excellently written.... :clap:
Go Krisha!! expecting more great movies from u with ARRahman!!! :boo: