Isnt there any Theme Music ??. I was expecting a superb Theme from our BOSS.
On Thu, Nov 20, 2008 at 9:17 AM, nickraman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Interesting analysis but remember, Director Murgadoss in > behindwoods.com interview stated that they shot an extra song compared > to the original 5 composed. So then.... > > Latoo Main = Rahatulla (from the sample, follows the original's wave) > > Guzzarish = Suttum Vizhi (Comparing picturizations, I think it's more > or less, it.) > > Behka = Oru Maalai (Me thinks it's this one since Karthik sung the > original and it's well...inclined to be it, 80% sure). > > Aye Bachchoo = X Machi no doubt. From the tone of the song Suzanne's > vocal patterns, definetly X-Machi's counterpart. > > Kaise Mujhe = It's more inclined to a depressing song. Kismat is > popped up from the sample version while the instrumental gives it a > sad tone. This is likely to be the "Bonus song" that Murgadoss had > revealed to us in the Behindwoods.com interview. The song likely takes > place during Aamir's present short-term state, remembering memories > with Asin prior to her death. > > While Guzzarish is neat, I'm not so warmed up to the others after > looping them for over 10 times today. Still, I'll wait for the audio > release and then conclude my analysis. > > --- In [email protected] <arrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.com>, > "noorulwahid" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: > > > > Based on the 15 sec samples, > > I have predicted what original song each song represents (only in terms > > of the place they appear in the movie) > > > > Latoo Main - Rahatulla or X Machi > > Kaise Mujhe - Suttum Vizhi (sounds much more towards a pathos feel, > > maybe the full song might give a clue) > > Guzarish - Oru Maalai (colourful picturisation and feel-good tune) > > Behka Mei - Rangola (the beats sound more relaxed here, but totally > > different genre used here) > > Aye Bachu - X Machi or Rahatulla > > > > Whereas the Ghajini theme has bits of elements that ARR used in > > Maricham ending bit. ARR's favourite piece which is commercially > > available, forms a small part of the main Ghajini theme. > > > > The Tamil viewers may find the BGM to be mindblowing, since the > > original was pretty jarring in most scenes. However, the tunes are more > > inclined to Bollywood listeners. > > > > > -- regards, Vithur
