though this is great to know, i would recommend hearing ARRs music always with an open heart so that we can have the same feel always...
On Wed, Feb 25, 2009 at 12:59 AM, Jahanzeb Farooq <[email protected]>wrote: > i also had the same feelings as i played the first song the morning > following his win (it was "Kismat se" from Pukar). there were these > pleasant feelings of pride, joy and satisfaction. "i am listening to > compositions of Oscar winning composer A.R.Rahman!". never felt like > this before. and when she sings "preet meri pehchani tum ne, meri > qadar to jani tum ne", it was all smiles on my face connecting it to > ARR and the world. > > people here who were saying nothing will change if he does not win, > that was completely wrong. an award has changed the shape of his > credibility (not for us his fans but for others), his career and his > future. God bless ARR. > > --- In [email protected] <arrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.com>, > "Chord" <purev...@...> wrote: > > > > For me, winning the Oscars is only icing on a very large cake. As a > > long time Rahman fan, it's tremendous joy and pleasure in seeing him > > win such a coveted award, gaining so much recognition and fame > across > > the globe. Winning an Oscar doesn't change my opinion about Rahman > and > > his music. I always knew he was capable of such feats and was just > > waiting for the day that he would breakthrough to the West and arc > > across the globe in a streak of fireworks. That day has come. But, > I > > have to admit, listening to a variety of his bollywood and kollywood > > songs on my way to work this morning knowing that he just won an > Oscar, > > the songs just sounded a little sweeter than usual. > > > > >
