Thanks Thulasi.. Strange to know that his kids have not visited his residnce in London
On Tue, Apr 29, 2008 at 9:19 PM, Thulasi Ram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > *Rahman on a talent hunt* > > Divya Unni > > Tuesday, April 29, 2008: (Mumbai) : > If you hummed along with the tracks of *Jodhaa Akbar*, this is the man you > have to thank. > > But this time around A R Rahman is not talking films. The music composer > surfaced in Mumbai for a different reason and a different film this time. > > It's a one in a million chance for would be musicians. A R Rahman is on > the hunt for a new talent. But hold on before we get down to that exciting > initiative. > > "I'll have to remove my shoes to sing Khwaja", says the singer. And he > removes his shoes and hums the song. > > Rahman who launched his music school in Chennai has always embraced young > talent and is now as enthusiastic in his search for fresh sounds to remix > tracks for his next film. > > *NDTV*: Why remix them? > > *Rahman*: I am looking for fresh talent and it is the first of its kind > experiment I am doing, I hope it works. > > It should and harmoniously too but apart from the talent tour, whats > really got him excited are his compositions for animation flick *Sultan*with > superstar Rajnikanth. > > *NDTV*: Does Rajni give you tips for the film? > *Rahman*: Not him, but yes his daughter Soundarya does and this is one > film I am really excited about > > And if you thought its all work and no play for the maestro, he does have > some serious holiday plans too. " My kids have not yet seen my London house, > but I am really hoping to show them around this summer," says the musician. > > http://www.ndtvmusic.com/story.asp?id=ENTEN20080048236 > > -- regards, Vithur Whatever God wants to give, no one can deny; Whatever God wants to deny, no one can give. Be happy always
