Hi PRATAP
I think the problem is the bad picturisation. Look at JTYJN, it is a 
blockbuster hit in 2008. What is the condition of script in JTYJN? Infact i 
didn't digest this movie because ARR's songs not picturised very well.

PRATAP wrote: 
>             "A.R.Rahman isn't a good judge of scripts" 
>                                     October 16, 2008 
>                                         I 
>                                             was in the midst of a discussion 
> between 
>                                             two friends talking about Rahman 
> and 
>                                             Yuvan, and this made me to think 
> of 
>                                             one contrasting difference 
> between 
>                                             these composers. When you look at 
>                                             A R Rahman’s career graph, you 
>                                             can’t help noticing that most 
>                                             of his flop movies (not flop 
> songs) 
>                                             are with new directors that he 
> makes 
>                                             music for 
>                                     -recent example, Kala Prabhu’s 
> Sakkarakatti. 
>                                       A sample list of other moderate to flop 
>                                       movies would be: Pudiya Mugam, May 
> Madham, 
>                                       Enakku 20 Unakku 18, Sillunu Oru 
> Kadhal, 
>                                       Udhaya, Parasuram, ATM, and Ratchagan. 
> You 
>                                       will notice that 90 percent of his hit 
> movies 
>                                       are with well established directors or 
> are 
>                                       backed up by strong personalities, such 
>                                       as Aamir Khan for his nephew in Jaane 
> Tu. 
>                                       This is a sharp contrast to someone 
> like 
>                                       Yuvan who is more successful with new 
> comers. 
>                                       And his father, Ilayaraja, has an 
> unprecedented 
>                                       record of hit movies with new comers. 
> The 
>                                       irony is that Rahman's judgment in 
> scripts 
>                                       is not that great; he can connect with 
> his 
>                                       music but I don’t think he has the 
>                                       ability to judge what scripts will work 
>                                       and what will not. If Mani Ratnam, 
> Aamir 
>                                       Khan, and Shankar move on at this point 
>                                       to new music directors, it will at 
> least 
>                                       give Rahman a new bandwidth of 
> newcomers 
>                                       to experiment with. 
>                                       I am not disputing that Rahman has set 
> a 
>                                       benchmark in the industry. However, I 
> would 
>                                       prefer that Rahman try and experiment 
> with 
>                                       more new comers and hone his instinct 
> to 
>                                       connect with new scripts instead of 
> circling 
>                                       back to those five top directors all 
> the 
>                                       time. 
>                                       VIJAY SRINIVASAN 
>                                       Behindwoods visitor 
>                                       [EMAIL PROTECTED] il.com 
> http://www.behindwo ods.com/tamil- movie-news- 1/oct-08- 03/rahman- 16-10-08. 
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