I think a complete soundtrack for a movie needn't contain songs that have replay value. Some songs are just meant to add value to the screenplay and that is what I think these two songs did for the Guru soundtrack. Listen-whilst-watching types.
--- On Tue, 20/4/10, V S Rawat <[email protected]> wrote: From: V S Rawat <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [arr] Hope no songs like "baazi lagaa" and "Ek lo Ek muft" will be in Raavan To: [email protected] Date: Tuesday, 20 April, 2010, 11:14 On 4/19/2010 6:13 PM India Time, _Sathya Sundaram_ wrote: > Hope that there wont be songs like "baazi lagaa" and "Ek lo Ek muft" in > Raavan. These were 2 terribly worst songs of ARR for a Maniratnam film. > All the other songs were of great class. Guru is the weakest album of > Mani-ARR combo. I personally myself did not like these two songs much, and I personally felt that ab to sone do was also made too heavy, sad. may be "Ek lo Ek muft" was a miscast for hindi song whereas such type of folksy, talkative songs seems to be commonly used in Tamil music, as in Priyanka and in Muthu, and even Jor laga of Chor chor. Still, there were gems in Guru album, so it can't really be called "one of the weakest" album of ARR-Mani. It's tere bina besuadi ratiya is my fav, and that rain song is also lovely, and mayya mayya had a unique arabian/ turqish touch. > Hope Raavan will be a masterpiece and will be heard for > ages. -- Rawat
