Now thats what i call a NEWS. :P
The one movie with Mani Ratnam is the non stop comedy, and it has 
music by ARR.
 The second one the Ghanji remake, even that posssibly has ARRahman 
doing the music as previously  mentioned quite a few times but not 
confirmed yet.
That is great news.
I just have one wish that the songs of Maniratnam movie, although it 
would be an all out comedy, should have serious lyrics and only 
picturized funny (like say Andaz apna apna songs).That would be 
something great. And no need to say i want GULZAR for lyrics.
 just imagine ARR-Maniratnam-Aamir khan- Gulzar
What a soundtrack that would be.
Take care and enjoy.


In [email protected], Gopal Srinivasan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:
>
> Aamir teams up with Mani Ratnam            By Taran Adarsh, March 
25, 2006 - 23:05 IST
> http://www.indiafm.com/news/2006/03/25/6878/index.html
>              Aamir Khan has never had it so good! The reticent 
actor, who lets his work speak for himself, has just delivered a 
super-success in RANG DE BASANTI. Agreed, Aamir has been a part of 
many a successful film in the past, but RANG DE BASANTI is his 
biggest grosser to date. Obviously, he has reasons to feel euphoric.
> 
>  “Yes, I am thrilled with the success,” a cheerful Aamir tells 
me. The supremely talented actor had gone off press after MANGAL 
PANDEY and now that RANG DE BASANTI has hit the bull’s eye, his 
belief in letting the work speak for itself has only strengthened. 
“My reasons for staying away [from the media] were strictly 
professional. The media is supposed to be the watchdog, guiding and 
enlightening the nation all the while, but look at what it has 
stooped to these days? Sensationalism has taken over completely,” 
he sounds concerned. 
> 
>  Back to RANG DE BASANTI. It’s indeed surprising that the actor 
hasn’t teamed up with Rakyesh Omprakash Mehra again. Generally, in 
Bollywood, a successful film only cements the relationship between 
two professionals. “He [Mehra] feels the script of his new film 
doesn’t suit me. In fact, he was toying with the idea of making 
this script during RANG DE BASANTI itself and it was understood that 
I wouldn’t be a part of it,” the soft-spoken actor divulges. 
> 
>  Not that there are dearth of offers for Aamir. Now that FANAH is 
complete [“I haven’t seen the film,” says Aamir], he’s ready 
to start work on two films. And, coincidentally, both the projects 
will be directed by South-based directors. 
> 
>  The announcement that’s bound to create ripples is that of Mani 
Ratnam and Aamir teaming up for a film. Yes, Mani has signed Aamir 
for his forthcoming project that’s expected to roll in October this 
year. “We were keen to work with one another for a long time. In 
fact, he had approached me earlier too, but things didn’t work out. 
However, it’s happening finally,” he smiles. 
> 
>  Unlike Mani’s last few films, this will be a one-language film, 
to be made in Hindi only. “I can’t speak Tamil,” Aamir states, 
“Right now, Mani hasn’t finalized anyone else. Not even the 
leading lady. All I know is that I have allotted dates from October 
onwards.” 
> 
>  The second project Aamir has given his confirmation to is the 
remake of the Tamil hit GHAJINI. “It’s the first time I am acting 
in a Tamil remake and I am pretty excited about it. It’s not one of 
those typical masala films imported in Bollywood. There’s solid 
substance in this one,” Aamir enthuses. The director of the Tamil 
film, Murugadoss, will direct the Hindi version as well, the actor 
adds
>








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