Yes..It was Yodha. I didnt know it was even done by A R rahman. but I saw the movie in theater when its released i didnt know about Rahman much back in 93(its ok right :)].
it was instantly something I liked and immediately went and brought the tape. I loved the Malarambam by Jesudas, and the opening song where MOhanlal and Jagathy have a fight which sounds something similar to the Jiya Jale malayalam bit sung by MG Sreekumar in Dil Se. Starting Thiruda Thiruda I never missed any Rahman music listening before seeing the movie. I think you will love it watching the music in screen first time better than the first hearing reason being you wont have much expectations..as simple as that!!! I believe in the songs picturised in the movies elevate the quality of music by Visuals and emotions by actors. Arun. --- In [email protected], V S Rawat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > This question came to my mind after reading the movie watching tales of > some fans who went to Slumdog millionair. They hadn't heard the music > till then and heard/ watched ARR songs in the movie first time on the > theatre/ screen? > > I think, ARR's songs take time to grow, and it is impossible to > understand and enjoy their beauty in the first hearing even if it is in > a cinema hall where visuals would interfere with concentrating on the > music on the first hearing. > > So, the question is: > > Have you ever seen any ARR film without having already heard its music > umpteen times? > > If so, how was the experience? Does visual help in liking the music, or, > as I think, do visuals interfere? > > -- > Rawat >
