That is really sweet of you to share it with us. No it wasnt long, indeed, it was short. Where and how did you meet her? Thanks for sharing :)
--- In [email protected], "sriramhero2003" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I had a chance to meet Rahmanji's sister Rehanaji. She shared a few > incidents about thier childhoo days to me. Am sharing it here now, > > Rehanaji said during schooldays Rahmanji was equally naughty as any > other boy of that age. She and Rahmanji used to fight always for > almost everything. She also said that there would be no oral fights > ever. Everytime they fought they used to hit eachother. > > Rahmanji used to get more angryand fight woth her most of the time > because whatever the minimum number of friends he had used to go and > play with Rehanaji at once they returned from school. Because > Rehanaji used to throw off her bags and go out to play after the > school but our Rahmanji used to come home and sit with the Harmonium > after school. > > She shared more expeiences about them playing indoor games. > Rahmanji used to play only indoor games during his childhood. His > most favourites were carrom board and chess. He used to win over > Rehanaji everytime they played carrom. Even if Rehanaji was in a > stronger position to win Rahmanji would win the game by taking out > his coins from the board when Rehanaji does not know. Everytime > Rahmanji cheated the game would finally end in a big clash and a > fight as usual. Rehanaji shared this incident very happily. > > She said after 20 Rahmanji became more silent and involved himself > fully into music all the time. She said there was a time when she > used to advice him but times changed when she started learning more > things from Rahmanji. She said they speak more about spiritualism > and music nowadaya. I would really fail on my dity if I dont > mention about the prayer she had in between the chat. She very > plitely said she'll be back after her prayers and went for prayer. > This shows the level of devotion to God in Rahmanji's family. > > She shared more experiences like the emotional way Rahmanji's songs > are. She remembered a daybefore the audio release of the movie > Karuthama. She had the audio cassette with her. That was the time > when they were building their house. She had gone to the terrace > alone to check the amount of work getting completed. She said she > listened to Porale ponnu thaye at that time and unkowingly she had > tears flowing down from her eyes. She says Rahmanji's songs always > takes time to grow on you. She feels that all the MD's are getting > inspired from the works of Rahmanji. > > She then remembered another incident about the recording session in > Rahmanji's studio for the song Poovukenna Pottu from BOMBAY. There > is a baby which smiles in the song. Rhamanji asked Rehanaji to > record her daughters voice for it which was only 6 months old. She > then brought her child and made her sit before the mike. The baby > started laughing in the beginning but soon started to cry at the top > of its voice and it never stopped. So Rahmanji had to record the > cry. Rehanaji became very confused on what Rahmanji would do with a > crying sound because the songs itself was "nee siricha deewana" but > Rahmanji had changed the cry to laugh somehow and inserted it in the > song. > > These were the few incidents she had shared with me. Am really > grateful to God for giving me an oppotunity to meet someone from > Rahmanji's family. Although i haven't met Rahmanji in person, I > found myself very lucky to have met Rehanaji who made me feel very > comfortable throughout. Thanks alot to her too. > > She also said gajini audio is soon to release. > > > Sorry bros if it was too boring. Felt i should share it with > everyone. > > Regards, > Janardhanan R. >
