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I would bet Chakravarthy, thondaradipodi of RGV, will surely be involved at some level with the new shiva as well - he was the dhaadi vecha adhiyaal college guy who triggers off Nag's deviation in Shiva, if you didnt know.
I still remember shiva for its tagline "He was the nice guy in college, until they made him a graduate in violence". That was the first time I saw tagline for a tamil movie.
"Anyday, I would prefer watching Nag ripping off the cycle chain than baby face madhavan pulling down the shutter "
Exactly !
That kind of a fight sequence was new at that time. And Nagarjun expressed the vibrancy and fire well in his character much better than Maddy in Run.
Good that You acknowledge MX :clap:Quote:
Originally Posted by Vysar
Ithukku kaaranam Kamal. So If A good director is there he can just pump out nice music from IR. IR is not the same Young man who gave out mesmerising music whether the director was good or not. Today He needs a Bala Or Kamal or fresh themes like Azhagi, bharathi etc., to give some music deviating from his pattern of thoughts. Otherwise he is gonna recycle and give his own pattern of music Which is also not bad IMHO. His mundane stuff itself is too good but when he gives us something new then we are gonna party over that for sure :D
On the NEWS about Shiva-Part2. I dont know how much this is going to materialize. Already When RGV was making VaasthuShashtra there were rumours that IR is going to score music. But this time atleast I hope it should be true :? It will be great to see how RGV is gonna team up with Raja.
Shiva was a trend-setter.. The fights had that brutal naturality, so different from the usual dishum-dishum fight sequences.. Also IR's BGM. He was at his best with his powerful 'silence' when the fight scenes in progress, adding to the effect.. and the theme music was wonderful..
Why did he compose his heart out, when the final title cards were on the roll, and when people will be leaving the theatre after the movie?? He has used the same in 'jagadekaveerudu athiloka sundari' as well..
RS/Raj,
I seriously doubt if Raja would be part of the movie...From a very very reliable source, I heard that Raja snubbed RGV when he went to him for Vastushastra (ultimately it proved to be a good decision). Apparently, Ramu flew down to chennai and requested Raja for vaastu (and i guess ramu is a genuine fan of Raja bcos in his interview in kumudam, his first question to the reporter,apparently was, "How is Raja ? and How is TN in general" )...
If they really do join hands, it would be quite interesting.
RS,
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Good that You acknowledge MX
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Hmm...an album like MX not being welcome by ppl makes me feel bad about the taste of the ppl...close to 30 yrs in TFM, this was Raja's first ever score to contain Jazz influence. He has worked wonders with Indian & western classical/folk tunes, (progressive) rock and what not in his first 5 yrs, but never a jazz number. Out of the blue our man comes out rocking with his first ever jazz composition, and the album sinks without trace !!ppl who have some inclination towards jazz would luv the album for sure.
Its not just Raja's work, arr's iruvar with its fabulous jazz numbers went relatively unnoticed (compared to his much inferior works)...
The previous generation were better in the sense that they welcomed new styles (our modern theatres-"james bond"jaishankar-veda combo too had some club numbers with jazz influence, which went on to become hits)...The new-gen is happy listening to "thair sadham and vadu mAngai" songs :-(
Shankar, blame it on the satellite channels, media hype. They have the dubious knack of repeatedly assaulting our senses with mediocrity in the name of "super hit padam or paadalgal" that the listeners also conveniently resign to them. This is one of the main reasons for Chandramukhi or Anniyan scoring over MumbaiExp musically and moviewise.
When Pammal or Panchathantram flopped, I didn't bother as much as MumbExp. A case of good effort getting washed out
Interesting news! Have a nice laugh :)
http://www.greatandhra.com/movies/ne...aya_grand.html
Quoting what is said in the link:
"..Isai Gnani’ Ilayaraja inundated the South Indian music with his mellifluous and melodious compositions for decades together. His children are also into music and they are making their career out of the same. Kaarthik Raja and Yuvan Shankar Raja are known for their unique style of compositions.
Now the legacy is also continuing with his grand son, Yathishwar who is the son of Karthik Raja. The boy is just three year old and is now scoring music for the film 'Twinkle Twinkle Little Star', a Tamil flick.
It’s indeed an international record that the boy is setting for himself.
The film is also going to be remade in Telugu, Hindi and Malayalam. The film is set to release in the month of December. .."
Thanks,
Krishnan
Krish,
Now i really doubt the news from greatandhra site of Raja Working with RGV :)