I am not convinced about this article, this may not be reflecting 
the actual happening. Also no media could get this much of details 
of a private meeting, and this type of incidents are normal in a 
professional atomosphere... So no need of spreading fuss in the 
forum :)


--- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, "adnanakkm4u" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:
>
> Rahman snubs Yash Chopra
> 
> (BM&C)
> 
> 11 October 2008 
> 
> Music maestro turns down opportunity to work with the legenadary 
> Chopra due to money matters
> 
> 
> Going by the recent fate of YashRaj Films at the box-office since 
> his retirement, Yash Chopra decided to make a comeback for one 
last 
> time. However, Yashji's plans of pulling a grand casting coup 
failed 
> thanks to music maestro A R Rahman. 
> 
> Due to his friendship with the Bachchan family, Yashji signed 
> Amitabh Bachchan and Abhishek Bachchan and even convinced them to 
> work in the film with Shah Rukh Khan. 
> 
> But it wasn't the cast that Yashji was worried about; it was 
getting 
> his dream music director, A R Rahman that he was more concerned 
> with. Says a YashRaj source, ìYashji is a big fan of Rehman but he 
> never got to work with him because Aditya isn't too fond of 
Rehman's 
> brand of music. Since this is Yashji's last directorial film he 
was 
> adamant on fulfilling his dream by getting Rehman to score the 
music 
> of his romantic musical drama.î
> 
> Yashji personally called Rahman for a meeting. Rahman was equally 
> excited to receive a call from the legend, but what followed later 
> was something that Rahman never expected. Reportedly, Yashji put a 
> list of demands on Rahman which upset him so much that he walked 
out 
> of the meeting. 
> 
> A source close to Rahman reveals, ìRahman works only at night and 
> Yashji was informed about this before the meeting. Despite knowing 
> this, Yashji demanded that Rahman should work in the day because 
> Yashji owing to his health could only work in the day. He also 
> insisted that Rahman should record only at the YashRaj studios and 
> even stay in the studios during the recording.î Apparently, Rahman 
> agreed to all this but what transpired after this is what angered 
> Rahman. When it came to Rahman's fee, Yashji offered him an 
> extremely paltry sum and when Rahman protested Yashji reportedly 
> said, ìYou should consider yourself lucky that you are getting to 
> compose music for a Yash Chopra film. This is a privilege and not 
> all music directors get this chance.î This angered Rahman, who is 
a 
> legend himself.  He excused himself from the meeting and never 
> returned. Later Rahman asked his office to tell Yashji that Rahman 
> wasn't interested in his project.
> 
> Yashji tried getting in touch with Rahman but the latter has been 
> avoiding him. With little choice left, one last heard that Yashji 
is 
> in talks with the trio of Shankar-Ehsaan and Loy to compose music 
> for this film. 
> 
> source:http://www.khaleejtimes.com/citytimes/inside.asp?
> 
xfile=/data/citytimes/2008/October/citytimes_October77.xml&section=ci
> tytimes
>


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