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Mesmerizing Tunes Of AR Rahman's Yuvvraaj
[Friday, October 17, 2008]
It's time for film buffs to celebrate, for the duo combo Subash Ghai-A.R. Rahman are back swaying with grand fiesta of musical treat. The mesmerizing tunes of yesteryear blockbuster 'Taal' are sure to remain cherished in our memories. Here comes, the charismatic melodies tuned by A.R. Rahman for Subash Ghai's 'Yuvvraaj'. Audio was launched yesterday evening and within few hours of it, the songs are there already topping the chart.

IndiaGlitz brings you the exclusive video of celebrities of 'Yuvvraaj' Salman Khan, Anil Kapoor, A.R. Rahman, Subash Ghai, Gulzar and others speaking on the musical journey they jaunted through…



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Originally Posted by rajasaranam

“Why not? If you get out of your comfort zone...go for experiments and innovation...new music will happen!”

Well Said :notworthy: That is why we are able to listen to one of the best song post 2000 like 'Dil ka Rishta' - xcellent experimentation and innovation in fusing WCM and Indian music. :cool2:
This year had been really good for Rahman and his fans.
Matham Maara mudiyaathu aana mattha mathathula irukira nalla vishayatha paaraattalaam :)

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Honest words!! :notworthy:

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Originally Posted by rajasaranam

“Why not? If you get out of your comfort zone...go for experiments and innovation...new music will happen!”

Well Said :notworthy: That is why we are able to listen to one of the best song post 2000 like 'Dil ka Rishta' - xcellent experimentation and innovation in fusing WCM and Indian music. :cool2:
This year had been really good for Rahman and his fans.
Matham Maara mudiyaathu aana mattha mathathula irukira nalla vishayatha paaraattalaam :)

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i didnt know you like ARR's music too.Rarely i get to see music lovers who like both IR's music and ARR's music, vewing both distinctly and not comparing them.

Btw, whats your take on the best songs of this album - "Tu Muskuraa" and "Zindagi"?

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Originally Posted by raagas

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Originally Posted by rajasaranam

“Why not? If you get out of your comfort zone...go for experiments and innovation...new music will happen!”

Well Said :notworthy: That is why we are able to listen to one of the best song post 2000 like 'Dil ka Rishta' - xcellent experimentation and innovation in fusing WCM and Indian music. :cool2:
This year had been really good for Rahman and his fans.
Matham Maara mudiyaathu aana mattha mathathula irukira nalla vishayatha paaraattalaam :)

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i didnt know you like ARR's music too.Rarely i get to see music lovers who like both IR's music and ARR's music, vewing both distinctly and not comparing them.

Btw, whats your take on the best songs of this album - "Tu Muskuraa" and "Zindagi"?

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there are too many like that....
u can take me as well...

RS,

Maybe it is just me but I was not really too fascinated by 'Dil Ka Rishta'. I thought the WCM part was nothing too complicated and the tune is very popish.

S.Suresh

You know what the best piece in the whole Yuvraj album is in my opinion ?
It's 3:30 to 3:51 in the song Shano Shano. I wished ARR would have done a whole song with this part. It reminds me of Dil Se type of songs.

Manmohini Morey is awesome and captivating, Dil ka Rashta really made me think about the gr8 nuances, the light poke here and there with rythmic flow, and a grandeur layering of symphony type arragement is marvelous.

hats off.. after a long time these two songs symboloizes the richness of music and wish for greatness and gratefulness.

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Originally Posted by Sureshs65

RS,

Maybe it is just me but I was not really too fascinated by 'Dil Ka Rishta'. I thought the WCM part was nothing too complicated and the tune is very popish.

S.Suresh

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The track is not pure western classical. Infact, the orientation of this track is in the same dimension as stage-climax "Ishq bina" of Taal. I mean, just a 1-2 lines of main melody and lot of orchestra and chorus and rhythms etc. both, that song and this song are nearly 7 mins and everyone can make out that this is some climax-related song.So, evidently this is what Subhash Ghai wanted.so i wouldnt really call it pure WCM.it is a pop song with a layer of WCM under it and there are other layers too. But the song is commendable for the unusual structure it carries. It doesnt have anthara-mukhada system. It just flows.

After Taal, Kisna(2 songs) and Yuvvraaj, i now understand what Subhash Ghai seeks from ARR. all these songs albums have similar orientations/genres.

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Originally Posted by raagas

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Originally Posted by Sureshs65

RS,

Maybe it is just me but I was not really too fascinated by 'Dil Ka Rishta'. I thought the WCM part was nothing too complicated and the tune is very popish.

S.Suresh

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The track is not pure western classical. Infact, the orientation of this track is in the same dimension as stage-climax "Ishq bina" of Taal. I mean, just a 1-2 lines of main melody and lot of orchestra and chorus and rhythms etc. both, that song and this song are nearly 7 mins and everyone can make out that this is some climax-related song.So, evidently this is what Subhash Ghai wanted.so i wouldnt really call it pure WCM.it is a pop song with a layer of WCM under it and there are other layers too. But the song is commendable for the unusual structure it carries. It doesnt have anthara-mukhada system. It just flows.

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adding to these points, its the "fusion" that works big time.......when the song starts with WCM bits, the "dhom dhana" hindustani aalap at 1:18 is such a surprise.......i dont think anyone other than ARR wud have thot of it.........yes, it is a pop tune but i have never heard a pop tune accompanied with such rythms and orchestration :notworthy: ............its a great fusion of pop, hindustani, WCM and not a standalone WCM piece

this is what irritates purists i believe.......rahman never gives any genre in pure form :( ........even manmohini is such a classical song, more classic than kannodu kaanbedhellam(jeans) but the beats are so modern and innovative...........nammala appadiye mayakkidaraaru, but pandits are not happy........i dont think he can ever stick to genre conformity :)