If you didnt like the movie, its your problem. ARR gives the music for the film, and does the re-recording. After that, the movie is solely in the hands of the director and others. The failure of a movie AT THE BOX OFFICE does not mean they have devalued Rahman's music. In ATM's case, its purely the case of the fans not accepting its hero in such a different film.
Movie is not a flop. It will break even. May be in terms of expectation (of the movie, not the music), it could be termed a failure. sai --- In [email protected], Gomzy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Kindly reread my mail. Nobody said ATM songs have flopped. The movie did. Arr's hardwork can be seen in each and every track, and if you feel ATM movie justified his vision, then i feel sorry for you
