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one of my friend whon doesn't know about tamil music (because she is french), recently she went to india and she heard playing in a resto mukabla mukabla , she loves very much this song , but she doesn't know one word in tamil this moment she starts liking tamil music 8-)
THIS IS ARR POWER , :) :) :D 8-) 8-)
i read in a newspaper that Australian cricketer Brett Lee's favourite Indian song is muqabla from Kadhalan.
Following are NOT my words about Kadhalan. Some years back I accidentally stumbled upon dhwanii.com/rahmania, which had ARR album reviews from 1992 to 2002. What I liked about the reviews is that all reviews were in the perspective of a common man and not a critic. I immediately downloaded all those pages to add to my ARR collection. I must say I was lucky as this site is no more online.
"Kadhalan.... well! An absolutely contrasting opening for the songs, for me. I had an agreement with my Cassette shop owner that as soon as the cassette reaches his shop he shall call me and I should buy the first cassette. I was boarding a bus to go my native village. Suddenly a conductor from the next bus ran towards my bus conductor hands him a cassette and told " Maplai! Pudhu paatuya. Amarkalama irukkuthu". The driver loaded the cassette and "Urvasi" started. I was furious; my vendor has cheated me! The not-much heard Dilruba, UK, PJ cooled me. When I reached my destination, already "Muqqabla" had been played thrice (passenger request!). Late night I reached back Trichy, straightaway went to the vendor and told "nalla ematheetinga thalaiva! Kadhalan paatu vandhiruchu". He took me to the rear side of the shop (where he resides). His 5-year-old son was dancing to "Muqqabla". The man turned around and said "Nethu rathirleyiruthu ithey paatuthan oodikittu irukku. Eppathan puriyuthu en neenga evvalvu aarvama keteengannu" (Since yesterday night this has been going on. Only now do I understand that why you were so eagerly expecting it!)"
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Originally Posted by Guess_Me
this kinda things hasnt happened ever since...!!!sad.... its never even happened to any MD other than ARR & IR!!
In hero intro style....intha TFMai marupadiyum aala yaaru varuvaano? :notworthy:Quote:
Originally Posted by dinesh2002
Kadhalan was album which put the tag of "King of commerical Cinema" on ARR . Even though personally I think its inferior to the incomparable Thiruda Thiruda , It was a Shankar's movie.. and he knew what he wanted and what ARR could deliver. And boy , deliver he did.. he made the entire TN dance..literally dance....
what ARR didnt expect was that the silently growing audience in the north (ever since they heard "chiku buku") professed their liking for Rehman out in the open. Countless "pop-icons" in the making started beliting out "Muqabla" as if it grew in the backyard.....
This album simply put rehman all over the map of india and when Rangeela stuck them, India wasnt suprised at the output.. People were only too happy to grab it with gleaming smiles..
my picks..
Ennavale , kadhalikum..Orrvasi ... forget it.. I think the like the entire album
What about Karuthamma next?
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Originally Posted by Ramakrishna
let's get started with a full folk 8-)
One of my most favourite albums of ARR. i liked all his scores for Village subjects. Poraale is the best and it is one of ARR's favourites too which he has openly said in some interviews. He has reused this tune for an hindi song too. Then, Kaadu potta kaadu is my next favourite in this album. He has made Bharathiraja sing this one.