Mashushree sings best for soft, melodious numbers.  She is supremely
talented and perhaps ARR's songs are of the highest quality to suit
her heavenly voice.  If other MDs don't take her, it's their loss. 
This is just the media playing their usual games.  



--- In [email protected], "Anil Nair" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> *"devotion to Rahman has cost her dearly too."*
> **
> I think its just too fashionable to speak about ARR in anything
containing
> music - and if you are pointing even the slightest of accusations
against
> ARR - all the more better - you ensure that your article is
defnitely read
> and discussed.
> 
> http://www.dnaindia.com/report.asp?newsid=1211219
> *Music directors shy away from offering singing assignments to
Madhushree,
> an AR Rahman protege.*
> 
> She was Sujata Bhattacharya, until mentor AR Rahman re-christened her as
> Madhushree. "I felt my luck would change with the name change. Also
there
> were many singers with the same name. So Rahman-ji gave me this
name," she
> says.
> 
> Rahman gave her a dream debut with Kabhie Neem Kabhie Shehad (Yuva).
It was
> followed by Hum Hain Is Pal Yaahan (Kisna), Pal Pal Hain (Swades)
and Tum
> Bin Bataye (Rang De Basanti).
> 
> But her devotion to Rahman has cost her dearly too. Other music
directors
> are not offering her work. True?
> 
> She is not too forthcoming on this front, "I wonder, why? It's a
very tricky
> situation. I would love to sing for Vishal Shekhar and Pritam who I
consider
> very talented too but they just aren't giving me work. I hope after
reading
> this interview, they offer me some good work."
> 
> She's also admits that, "I sing in Tamil but don't understand a word
of it.
> I do ask for the meaning of the song to get the flavour of the
> song-romantic, sensual, sad and then simply repeat the words like a
parrot,"
> she chuckles.
> 
> Right now, she's on a high after her music album Lagi Lagan hit the
> popularity charts,
> "It's a collection of thumri's with modern instrumentation. It wasn't an
> easy task because my husband Robby Badal (who arranged the music)
and I took
> almost a month and a half to mix each song. I even made Rahmanji
listen to
> it and give his approval before we went ahead with it.
> 
> "By God's grace, everyone has loved our experimentation."
> 
> -- 
> -A
> http://viewsnmuse.blogspot.com
>


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