There is nothing insulting in it. It is frustration.

That person is unhappy not getting a chance to work with ARR, and he is 
expressing that.

If any of us, ARR fans, goes to produce/ direct a movie somehow, the MD 
of choice would obviously be ARR, but if ARR refuses to do your movie, 
you would also feel let down, disappointed, frustrated, angry. It is 
natural.

he didn't say any bad thing about arr. There is just a hint of ARR doing 
favoritism, bias, partiality and so on. I think it depends on 
individual's perception and doesn't really reflect anything on ARR in 
any case. Of course, ARR can't compose for 100 films every year, so 
there would always be some left.
--
V

On 7/15/2008 8:30 PM India Time, _Vithur_ wrote:

>  Director Ameer insults AR Rahman
> 
> It was during the audio launch of Saroja, Director Ameer happened to 
> insult Maestro A.R.Rahman that he is not scoring music for his films. 
> Speaking on the occasion, Ameer burst in anger saying that Rahman has 
> been scoring music for all the directors for both senior and debutant 
> directors, but has never shown any interest towards his films. Since 
> Rahman wasn't there when he uttered these words, he requested his close 
> friends to covey his words.
> 
> Saroja audio was launhed at Trade Centre in Nadambakkam, Chennai where 
> who's who of Kollywood were present. A.R.Rahman released the audio and 
> Yuvan Shankar Raja received the first copy. Three songs were screened 
> and they were really enthralling for those who had gathered there.
> 
> http://www.cinesnacks.com/tamil-movie-news/viewupdates.php?nid=429
> 
> -- 
> regards,
> Vithur


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