"Yet, if you listen to them without a bias (i.e. I-refuse-to-like-anything-commercial-mindset), you'll enjoy them very much. If you try to compare Ghajini to Rahman's previous works like Dil Se, Bombay, Dil Hi Dil Mein, Pukaar, Taal, you'll most likely find Ghajini disappointing. However, if you treat each of Rahman's works separately (and, I suppose compare it to the utterly pathetic and rubbish OSTs released this year by other MDs), chances are you'll truly appreciate the music score of Ghajini. I've heard a lot of comments from others that Ghajini is "too commercial"Â…but, can't something that's commercial also be enjoyable? Is a film or OST that is commercial yet of good quality automatically inferior to something noncommercial but poorly executed? Or, do we expect everything by Rahman to have his "oh-this-sounds-like-something-Rahman-created" stamp all over it, and anything which diverts from that style we label as commercial/conventional, mediocre (i.e. JTYJN), and not up to the mark?"
Exactly my point earlier.
