On 12/13/2008 6:07 PM India Time, _Sreekrishnan R_ wrote: > The two tracks- 'Aye Bachoo' and 'Lattoo' were included as Aamir felt > that the movie with all its raw and powerful action scenes need to be > mellowed down with some groovy music.
ha ha ha So many members cursed these two song as not-arr-level, too-cheap, irritating, and what not. And now, it gets clarified that these songs were specially put in this particular genre/style as that was the need of the film, and ARR fulfilled that need. So, boys. Repeat with me: Storyline and visuals can help in understanding and liking songs. Storyline and visuals can help in understanding and liking songs. Storyline and visuals can help in understanding and liking songs. :-) :-) :-) -- Rawat > > The ad man's job was to visualize and direct two songs in a stylish manner. > > Ravi Udyawar says that 'Aye Bachoo' is the song through which Asin is > introduced in the movie and the paparazzi is shown getting wild as she > appears and walks the red carpet. She is also shown waking the ramp like > a supermodel. > > A photo shoot session of the actress with men styled up as mafia gang > members surrounding her is also there in the song. > > The track was shot at the Film City in Goregaon and Mukesh Mills in > Lower Parel. > > Jiah who plays a college student in 'Ghajini' is the main element of the > song 'Lattoo'. > > This song is shown happening in Jiah's college. > > Each song took more than a week to get completely canned. > > > http://www.indiaglitz.com/channels/hindi/article/43607.html > > > Krish.
