its really hard to survive for artists in this "media" world. i really dont understand what is there to worry if movie is postponed by a month r so??? would it cause an earthquake??? quality of music matters and not how timely u r delivering music... y dont media understand it?
On 8/31/07, Karthik S <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > -- Not again! > > http://www.mid-day.com/hitlist/2007/september/163313.htm > > Late-lateef Rahman! > By: Tushar Joshi > September 1, 2007 > > Sources claim the music director (and not Aishwarya Rai) is delaying > Jodhaa Akbar > > Director Ashutosh Gowariker has set October 12 as the release date for > his magnum opus, Jodhaa Akbar. > > However, the Hrithik Roshan- Aishwarya Rai starrer has been marred by > talk of the project getting delayed. > > First there was buzz that Hrithik's constant injuries were hampering > the schedule. > > Then the ball shifted to Ash's court, with talk of her not being able > to give time and dates to the project. > > However, a source reveals that neither Hrithik nor Ash are worrying > Gowariker. In fact, it is music director AR Rahman who could derail > the film's scheduled release. > > Short of time > > Says a source working on the film, "Rahman has overshot his deadline > and is yet to complete the background score for Jodhaa Akbar. Even > though the action scenes are the highlight of the film, Rahman's score > is equally important. > > He has worked closely with Ashutosh to re-create the sound of the > Mughal era and has done a lot of research for it." > > While Gowariker isn't available for comment, the source says Jodhaa > Akbar could well be pushed to early next year if Rahman fails to > finish his work in time. > > A few weeks ago, there were reports that Ash was concentrating more on > her Hollywood film Pink Panther 2 than Jodhaa Akbar. However, this is > nothing but speculation. > > "Both Ash and Hrithik have begun dubbing for the film since a few > weeks. They're not wasting any time and are as keen to meet the > deadline as anybody else," adds the source. > > In terms of shooting, the only work remaining is a song sequence, to > be shot on September 15."The song is on a huge scale and very > important to the climax. It will have 1,000 junior artists and a > budget of nearly Rs 30 lakh." > > >
