It's very normal for people not to like a song. . . but I'm quite surprised how many times I've read not-so-happy comments on Baazi Laga.. it's a great composition, especially the simple chords used in it.. and then, the latino piano, i mean, WOW, Rahman is going places.. that's one thing I hadn't heard him do yet (except at the end of VAAN NILA from Kadhal Virus). . I'm sure if I let my belgian friends hear this song, they'll adore it.. it has such a fun fun filled flow in it.. there must be some others here who also get that Mani Ratnam feeling while listening to Baazi Laga 's melody, no? I'd be surprised.. PS this is not at all an attack on other ppl, like Ajit's, preferences over songs! just my own opinion :) It's just, i can't label Baazi Laga as ordinary, quite the opposite in fact..
On 06/12/06, Ajit <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If you go to the main website of Guru, all the songs have photos next to them except for Baazi Laga. Makes me wonder if Mani even included this song in the film. If not, why is such an ordinary song in the album in the first place?? Maybe how it's used in the film is a surprise....who knows. But, if it's not in the film, it's one song that could have been omitted or at least replaced with a better composition IMO. But, hey, that's Rahman's and Mani's choice so we have to respect that. I'm really looking forward to this film. Hope Mani made an interesting plot and tight story, not just a documentary style film......which would turn away cine-goers. Hope for the best! Glad to know the music is doing well.
