well expectations are sky rocketing, at least the first song is not as impressive, at least not up to the expectations as Kabhi kabhi Aditi was in JTYJN's first promo.
--- In [email protected], Vithur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Whenever music wizard A.R.Rahman and iconic lyricist Gulzaar have come > together they have always weaved magic. Right from Shah Rukh Khan's > "Chaiyyan Chaiyyan" (DIL SE) to AishwaryaAbhishek's "Tere Bina" (GURU), the > duo has successfully serenaded the audience with some superb and soulful > compositions. And of course things can get only better as they are now > coming together in YUVVRAAJ for exshowman, Subhash Ghai, a director who is > very passionate about music. > > With the first teaser of Ghai's magnum opus, YUVVRAAJ, carrying the > hauntingly beautiful signature piano tune, a trademark Rahman (out on every > channel) the curiosity and expectancy levels have only increased. > > The stamp of approval for YUVVRAAJ's musical score comes from none other > than the great lyricist Gulzaar himself. As per Gulzaar Sahab, the songs of > YUVVRAAJ are 'magnificent' but he is quick to add that he is not saying this > because he is the lyricist of the film. He gives all the credit to the > director, Subhash Ghai and the music director, A.R. Rahman. > > In fact, Gulzaar recently saw the songs of the film and was of the view that > this is one of Rahman's best works till date. He further added that Subhash > Ghai has picturised the songs beautifully. And that is because he is so > involved with the music that very few can match up to his level. > > http://www.glamsham.com/movies/scoops/08/oct/04-gulzar-yuvvraaj- music-is-magnificient-100806.asp > -- > regards, > Vithur > > ARR in my Heart; > His Music in my Blood; >
