On 6/3/2008 6:04 PM India Time, _durba bhattacharjee_ wrote: > Well said Rawat.
Thanks, dear. > > There are more 'unpopulared' (unpopular) sound tracks by ARR like > > Mr Romeo Mr Romeo is same as Monalisa, as someone else has also asked just now. > Love Birds Oh. you can understand how I forgot to mention it. It was so senseless that I had even forgotten that it was by our man. I am no rap fan and Apache Indian's No problem failed in converting me to love it. He rather made me hate it even more. Even Anu Malik had used better rap in Bazigar's Ye Kaali Kaali Aankhen. And all those "come on, come on" and "samba samba" were also quite irritating ones. This would be probably the only ARR album in which I didn't find a single song likeable, not even a single minute or second likeable. Indeed, the worst of ARR. > Khel Khiladi Ka Hmm. Super Police. Another dubbing attempt to cash on ARR's popularity. had cheap sounding "chumma de chumma de" that could have done proud only to a Bappi Lahiri (of course, Bappi had good songs also.) pakka dilbarjani was so odd sounding lyrics. Maybe, ARR was getting used to usage of hindi words. But yeah, must mentino "baabu lo chal gaya" which was repeated in Rangeela as a great song but failed to click here. badly done project. > Tu Hi Mera Dil oh this one. Frankly, I liked its "ai chaandni" and "man dole" a lot and "mohabbat mein teri" and "sun le o janam" also a bit. anjali pushpajanali was also soothing but so many words rhyming with anjali were forcibly coined and that stole the beauty of the song. It ended up sounding alien to ears. Dil Ka Raja was again an uncommon song and remained quite low standard. I would say it was a mixed level of efforts on parts of ARR. > > But I would never tag them as unpopular or failed albums. The fact that > they have come out of Tamil Nadu, got dubbed into Hindi and that those > movies never released, speaks for the extreme popularity of ARR itself. > > Otherwise, for people like me, who stays millions miles away from TN and > who has no conection to Tamil language, would never get the chance to > listen to them. Oddly, Thiruda-Thiruda got dubbed as Chor-Chor but its movie was never released in Hindi, still the album came out quite good keeping the beauty of Chandralekha absolutely intact. So, I would say, that those dubbed albums which came out badly in hindi do cast a poor shadow on ARR also, because ARR himself has given good dubbed albums and songs also in Hindi. He just didn't put enough efforts in some of those hastily done dubbings. And the reason could be that he was then new and lacked confidence and some producers or music companies took his soft nature for a ride. Now that he has gained confidence and he can call the shots, such butchering of music has stopped for better. > > I have heard all of them and am proud to have them in my colection. -- Rawat > > */V S Rawat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>/* wrote: > > On 6/3/2008 2:26 PM India Time, _Dastageer_ wrote: > > > Hi, > > > > *Yodha - 1992* > > *Gangmaster - 1994* > > *Mona Lisa - 1997* > > The above were dubbed to hindi from other languages to cash on ARR's > popularity, I think first two movies probably didn't get release in > Hindi and though I had seen video's of third one's songs, i still don't > remember having hearing about the movie. So these are not exactly ARR's > failures but badly planned projects. > > > *Vishwa Vidhaata - 1997* > > Sad that this album didn't become popular. Its "Kal nahin jo kya hai > aaj > wo" is such a lovely song, one of my favs. Kaliyon ke khilne se was > also > quite good. This album was ARR's high, not his failure. > > > *Fiza - 2000* > > It added insult to injury when this album's best and most popular song > "Mehboob Mere" was sadly not by our man but by Anu Malik. In any case, > ARR's only song in the album was a religious Piya Hazi Ali and was a > lovely sufi rendition but religious songs don't really become that > popular. Failure but not ARR's. > > > *Love You Hamesha - 2001* > > Sad that it had one of the last lyrics by the veteran Anand Bakshi, but > didn't give any indication of his greatness. Mehboob could have penned > much finer lyrics than the cheapness in "botal tod de" and "sone ka > palang". Indeed ARR's failure. > > > *Lakeer - Forbidden Lines -2004* > > This would remain as an example of excess hype not getting met in the > delivered product, be it movie or the music. ARR's first attempt at > Punjabi music in Nachle didn't make the world say balle-balle, and his > first attempt on cheerleaders music in rozana was just a dumb squib. > Though he could do better with Punjabi music in RDB's title song, it is > sad that ARR didn't attempt at rozana again. Indeed ARR's failure. > > You can add Muthu also in the list. outright ugly lyrics when the song > speaks of making love 4 times a day as the method to keep wife > happy. It > was vulgur, it was cheap. Indeed ARR's failure. > > You can add Priyanka also which didn't find much takers which is so > hurtingly sad because it would be one of the best album of ARR. Khili > Chaandni and Thoda Thoda Pyar were heavenly and I don't think ARR has > given "Ye Jaati Paati Kaisi" type of song in any other album. This was > one of ARR's all time bests, not his failure. > > > ** > > *Have you heared songs from this movies.* > > ** > > *by* > > *DAS* > > -- > Rawat
