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all i know Boys sales figure is huge....infact it was ARR's best since 2000,why even untill now....and knowing ARR's market is really wide...that HUGE of ARR will really mean its HUGE....;);)..but if its true....some websites would already carry this news no...anywayz...untill maddy coments on this...lets drop it & not drag it to another few pages and divert this thread!! back to it guyz!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by nilavupriyan
ok..if maddy has got the source..he would have posted with source!
its just a rubbish comment!
just move on!
nilavu, i'm not getting the boys link....but here's Ayutha Ezhuthu link-->
http://www.tamilcinema.dk/news/details.asp?newsid=47
read wat it says.....
soon i'll bring u the link for Boys as well......bye for now...Quote:
Normally a hit Tamil audio sale is around 40,000 to 50,000 units sold over a period of three months. The first three-day audio sales have crossed the magic figure of 1 lakh!
here is boys link :
“Boys" audio revives the music industry!
Friday, 25 July , 2003, 11:56
By Moviebuzz
As rumours are making the rounds that director Shankar and A.R.Rahman have split, the audio of Boys are chartbusters and have revived the audio industry.
A spokesperson of Star Music Audio company told Sify.com: “The audio of Boys is doing amazing business. We had initially ordered for 60,000 casettes but within 20 days we have already sold over 1, 50, 000 cassettes and CD’s!”
Suddenly Boys has become the largest selling cassette in the last two years and may change the fortunes of the music industry. And once the film releases, the sales are sure to go up. The numbers in the album like “Dating”, “Boyfriend”, and “Boom Boom” are already on the lips of the youngsters.
Three cheers to that great Shankar- Rahman combination. Lets hope that they shake hands and make up and give us more peppy chartbusters in future.
http://sify.com/movies/tamil/fullstory.php?id=13208728
and this is just the 20 day sale ....now its 3 years already...enna figurenu nenechale bayama iruke :wink: :wink:
a special thnx dinesh as i had lost the link somewhere.... :D
nilavu, i'm just telling u that Rahman is doin his part......if movies flop he cant help much.......i dunt know y u bought IR here...
u must not have hyped it by sayin "more tha all the casseette sales of ir post 2000" :rotfl:
u only brought ir there!..i dint..Quote:
Originally Posted by MADDY
enaku theriyadha enna..boys nalla sales nu!
sakarakatti ku all the best...bye
A R Rahman in support of Maestro May 01, 2006
You cannot miss A.R. Rahman at an event. There is always the customary adrenalin-charged atmosphere when he walks in although the guy himself is cool as cucumber. He attended the launch of Sakkarakkatti. What is special about this film is that it would be a collaboration between two second-generation film folks. K. Bhagyaraj’s son, Shantanu, makes his debut as hero while the director is Prabu, son of noted producer Thanu. Kalaippuli Thanu is the producer. Talking about his association with the project, ARR said that he had known both Bhagyaraj and Thanu and was excited to be part of the project.
Asked why he did not do many films in Tamil of late, he said that the banner and the director were the most important criteria. He worked with people with whom he shared a good vibe. He was quite happy to be doing Jillendru oru kadhal, Sivaji and Sakkarakkatti. All the three were very special to him.
On the international front, he would be doing the sequel for Shekar Kapur’s Oscar-winning Elizabeth. He was planning to start work on his religious album which would be produced and marketed by KM Music.
Asked to comment on the Tiruvachagam controversy, he vehemently claimed that it was simply ridiculous to blame Raja. He had heard the symphony and it bore the stamp of Raja’s genius.
That’s Rahman for you. Humble and respectful of seniors.
Looks like 10A is not on the list, well u lose some you gain :wink: :wink: some :wink:
IR need ARR support at this time boys ;)