The slight resemblance is because:
Bolna Halke song is in Abheri (Bheempalasi in Hindhustani)
Azhagana Rakshasi is in ReethiGowla
and, observe the mathematics in these two raagas.
Abheri--> it is a Janya raaga of Karaharapriya
Aa: S G2 M1 P N2 S
Av: S N2 D2 P M1 G2 R2 S
ReethiGowla--> it is also a Janya raaga of Karaharapriya
Aa: S G2 R2 G2 M1 N2 D2 M1 N2 N2 S
Av: S N2 D2 M1 G2 M1 P M1 G2 R2 S
The Aarohanam, all the notes of Abheri, except 'Pa' are borrowed from
reethiGowla.
In Avarohanam, all the notes of Abheri are indeed from reethiGowla..
Also, Shankar-Ehsan-Loy gave a Reethigowla-ish feel to the ending of 1st
interlude..The treatment given is somewhat similar..thats all..still..SEL have
done a nice job.
Regards
Aakarsh.
arr_raghu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Slightly yes. in the first interlude. but i think only ARR fans can
feel this. But then again we always find these slight resemblences
everywhere.
I prefer not to take any credit away from SEL.
Raghu
--- In [email protected], "rayrai2k" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> Multiple listening of the song Bolna Halke Halke song in Jhoom Barabar
> Jhoom made me wonder that this pattern is heard somewhere and just
> then realized its Azhagana Raakshasiye (Mudhalvan) or Chidiya tu hoti
> to in Nayak.
> Though the vocal portion nowhere resembles, listen to the beats and
> the flute + string portion just before the 1st charanam.
> somebody who could shed more light to this?
>
Regards
Kamal Aakarsh Vishnubhotla.
http://kamal-aakarsh.blogspot.com
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