Hi Dinesh, I just want to share something that i felt i should share with you and many others. I used to get hurt whenever i saw so much of hard work of someone (To be honest A R Rahman in particular) getting wasted and ignored by others. I used to be angry at them.
But now i have found a unique way (And it really helps me saving my blood from burning), I just laugh at them. I went to see JA with a friend who likes ARR too (Just a beginner). I told him ARR's song are hard to like in first hearing and i usually see people going to toilets when a song comes in a movie having Rahman's music. Now when the movie had its first song 'Man Mohana', many people started going away from their seats. Me and my friend looked at each other and we laughed heavily. (I am sure many of you will laugh next time when you see the same thing in cinema). But hats off to Ashutosh Gowarikar. When this song was played second time, no one even moved from their position because of the situation created. But opposite is true as well. The song 'In lamhon ke daman main' was getting heavy on people and scene was looking streched a bit. And then suddenly the lines 'Kaisa yeh khwab hai' came with high volume and all activities of audience stopped. It looked like someone push them back to their seats. That's the magic of Rahman. The background score saved movie from getting bored at many times. Well, looks like Ashutosh and ARR know each other very well now. Pravinder --- In [email protected], "Dinesh Vaidya" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Dear Parvinder > > Thank God that your genes have the capacity to understand and > appreciate good things, and feel sorry for those who can not. > > To those who did not like it, I do not blame them, this movie does > have Hritik and Ash, but then it does not become DHOOM 3 ! > > I will watch this movie many times in theater till the DVD will be > out.... > > Best regards > Dinesh Vaidya > > --- In [email protected], "Pravinder Sheoran" > <pravindersheoran@> wrote: > > > > Hi All, > > I watched the movie second time with perhaps the worst audience > ever. > > They did not have any respect for history or director or actors or > > music director. > > Many people were involved in making comments on serious scenes, > making > > fun of songs and all that. > > But it also gave me a chance to see the real effect of Direction and > > music direction. > > I still can not forget when Khwaja Mere Khwaja song came all the > > audience was stuck to their seats. > > While "Azim-o-shan shehanshah" came audience was shocked and the > > effect of the song was so hard on them that none of those fun making > > guys even moved from their seats till the movie finished. >
