A family I know went to 'Paa' over the weekend. A young kid in their house was initially scared after seeing Amitabh's makeup on the TV. After going to the movie, looks like the kid enjoyed himself fully in the theater and wants to see the movie again!!! I can now surely say this movie will succeed since families will start going to the theaters.
Thanks K. Yes, my friend tells me thats the source :)Quote:
Originally Posted by K
In one of the IR yahoogroups meet a few years back, there was a discussion about this book and Kamal's intro
It boggles the mind to think of the circumstances in which Raaja composed for the two films and the *output*, especially Guru :shock: :notworthy: Also, is he a reincarnation of Mozart! :)
BollywoodHungama are media partners for PAA, saw them in the title credits, not sure how reliable they are but they are sure doing a excellent job of promoting the movie :D
Suryakanti won in the recent race...
Excellent album.....
Ovoru paatum ovoru type...
Edeya Baagilu - Extraordinary tune.. Beautiful Preludes.
Piano - wat a soothing sound..... expresses the lovers
feelings..
Orchestration creates the perfect mood of the singers..
very nice to hear in headphone........
male humming is transfered from left ear to right very nicely..........
Indha IR ai than naam miss panni irukom.........
Near Future, Indha Raaja neraiya vendum...........
suryakanti and OSO are heavenly bliss form Thalaivar after PR and the great PAAAAA.....
Watched it last night in Manchester Odeon and Thalaivar in superlative form....me with goose bumps and tears swelling on rampage!!!
My kids absolutely liked the movie and me the same except for the political drift, before the first half.
There were orchestral beauties based on Mudhi, Gumsum and almost all the songs played on the back ground with absoluted elan, with various subtle modifications!!!!
I am happy for Thalaivar!!!!
Suren
I saw it in London. One difference between India and here seems to be that all the songs got featured (though some songs were not played fully).. not even one missed out. Not sure if it was the case in Manchester as well. Here's the order of the songs:Quote:
Originally Posted by svarman
1. Halke se bole - When Abhishek initially goes around the school
2. Mudhi mudhi - First flasback scene
3. Udhi udhi - after it is accepted that Vidya will bear the child, hardly 3 minutes difference between mudhi mudhi and udhi udhi
4. Hichki hichki - When Abhishek takes Amitabh around Delhi
5. Gali mudhi - When Vidya turns down Abhishek
6. Gumm sum gum - In the hospital
7. Mere paa - End titles
Bala,
The Isaiyil Thodunguthamma Tidbit is true. I have seen that interview of Kamal where he showered praises on Raaja for visualizing that song in the screenplay. Never Failing to add what Raaja said to Kamal on this, that the song was already there in the script due to the way it was written & Presented. :)
Bala, Just a counter perspective. When I am down with sickness or something, I usually find that I can focus very well on things that hold my passion - writing for instance - usually, the output is better when I am sick than otherwise(Ofcourse, that may be just tweedledum and tweedledee level difference - adhu vEra vishayam :-) )
I theorise this as "Quality of an artist's output is invariably linked to the intensity of his experience.". Illness being an intense experience, I wonder if it kind of focusses the mind on the task at hand, and enhances the quality in the process?
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