I sincerely feel that RAVAN / RAAVANAN has that "KILLER PUNCH / X-Factor" 
missing.

My opinion on it ! 

Even if tamil released b4 hindi I wud still say tamil lyrics just doesn't fit 
the tune. Full stop.



--- In [email protected], V S Rawat <vsra...@...> wrote:
>
> On 5/5/2010 7:28 PM India Time, _accountsjk_ wrote:
> 
> > At the outset, I am a very old fan of ARR. From Roja days and still buy his 
> > CDs on the first day of release. However, Raavan for me was very ordinary. 
> > Lets be honest here - how many agree with me on the following
> >
> > 1. The songs sound like 'I have heard them before from ARR. It did not feel 
> > new.
> 
> Yes, I am also feeling that in every song, still the songs are no 
> outright repeat/ copy of any other previous songs. These are new songs 
> and have their own merits.
> 
> the feeling of deja vu can appear due to many reasons, one being use 
> of the same instrument(s) or raga. If that means ARR uses one 
> instruments and one raga only in one song ever, that will be infeasible.
> 
> >
> > 2. Where are the lovely melodies? I miss the romantic, smooth ARR melodies 
> > that captivated us before
> 
> Khili Rey is purely lovely melody. Ranjha Ranjha is soft and sweet. 
> Kata Kata has Ila Arun's part as a lovely melody, behne de has good 
> melody, so out of 6, there are 3 songs having melody. What more can I 
> want.
> 
> ARR has given many melodious songs, so many that many people fell that 
> Khili Rey itself pales in comparison to them.
> 
> songs have to fit the screenplay. If it had been a love story, then 
> more lovely melodies were required, but as this is a goon's story, 
> more rough-tough songs are required, so much so that Mani even chopped 
> 2-3 songs that might have been lovely melodies.
> 
> >
> > 3. Too garish and loud with no substance in some songs? When Endrendum 
> > Punnege in Tamil was released, it took us by shock. What music it was. Is 
> > there any such 'Wow factor'. I doubt.
> 
> Yes, garish (what that means?) and loud, and that is a new thing by 
> ARR in a single album. And please describe what you mean by substance. 
> If lyrics bring substance, then lyrics of this album are great, if new 
> sounds, arrangements bring lyrics, then behne de has such an absorbing 
> sounds that had never been heard before.
> 
> I do feel the wow factor. This is vintage rahman of mid 90s back to us.
> 
> >
> > Awaiting Endhiran to see how the ARR - Sankar combination has worked things 
> > out.
> 
> -- 
> Rawat
>


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