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16th June 2006, 12:50 AM
#1981
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Nitya wrote:
I'd hope not!!! I wouldn't want to see such a great talent using his musical capabilities to promote atheism.
Intolerence at its peak
When we atheists are able to listen to 'Thiruvaasagam' day and night for its literary and musical significance. Why can't you people listen to the music on the subject of athiesm for its social significance. This shows how narrow a theist's mind is. And how broad an Athiest's mind shouts
'Paarada intha maanida parappai' - Bharathidasan
Hypocrisy at its peak! :P
Now, I have no qualms with 'Thiruvaasagam.' But what social significance are you talking about?
You may have a broad mind by the standards of you and I, but is your mind broad enough that you could tell me where I am, what I look like, and how much money I have? First see if you can answer this question and then brag about how broad atheists' minds are compared to theists.
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16th June 2006 12:50 AM
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16th June 2006, 10:30 AM
#1982
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Originally Posted by
Nitya
Mr. Judge
I too want IR to accept the offer. IR had scored for movies with atheist themes ex. Kadavul. So IR will do it if he is approached. With the songs of people you listed here if IR sticks with manual orchestra, that will be a treat for all.
You mean,
if IR uses manual orchestra! You can't be too sure.
I am among the one of IR fans who want him to go back to his roots where he is so strong instead of using synths. Somehow his songs sound lifeless with new tech. Just listen to 'kodiyile' from Kadalorak kavithaigal, everything was in the right proportion tune, recording with good bass etc. I wish IR sticks with orchestra if he gets this project.
'யுவன் இன்றி ஓரணுவும் அசையாது!'
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16th June 2006, 11:01 AM
#1983
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Originally Posted by
Nitya
You may have a broad mind by the standards of you and I, but is your mind broad enough that you could tell me where I am, what I look like, and how much money I have? First see if you can answer this question and then brag about how broad atheists' minds are compared to theists.
You are in planet earth
you almost look like a female
you have more money than you need
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16th June 2006, 11:08 AM
#1984
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Originally Posted by
Vysar
Thnx for reminding Jpr
But the other sites mentions Krishnamurthy a carnatic singer 'will play a significant role'. Probably the earlier link where it mentioned Krishnaswamy should be wrong
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16th June 2006, 11:29 AM
#1985
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rajasaranam, Hmm...broadstroking theists on the basis of a sample set of 1 - thats broad-mindedness?
I do hope IR doesnt do Periyar - not because of the atheism thing - that atheism thing is only a part of Periar's ideology.But because I dont think we would get anything better than 'Kamaraj' - IR's formulaic approach is quite well known - in the sense not in the SARajkumar sense - same tune for all occasions - but in a different sense - IR does have a forumla for 1)Mallu movie sub-genres of movies - watch the similarity between Kastoori Maan and Kadalukku maraiyaadhai - both are sensitive malayalam-type movies and similarly, you can find sub-genres like this sub-genre of "Leader" movies. That said, who would do a better job? Surely, not VS?(Hey, we dont need a melody for this movie)
I hope to be pleasantly surprised if IR does do this movie and comes out with a different score.
Coming back to the atheism discussion and Periyar, I do agree with RS that Periyaar cannot be seen from a "GOD-hater" prism alone - he atleast lived with his principles, didnt aspire for power and though he initiated brahmin-baiting(a trait which IMO has been taken to its limits by DMK), I think it is quite natural for a section oppressed for centuries to feel bitter against the erstwhile oppressors - that doesnt justify it but atleast, I can understand. What I cannot understand though is the continued manic hate for Brahmins and attributing current manipulation of social engineering practices to them - RS, if you wake up, you will realise that the real threat to the oppressed people doesnt come from Brahmins but the political classes and families which promote their own interests at the expense of
1) Their party workers
2) General public
I pity class 1 more because they are pouring water for "vizhal".
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16th June 2006, 11:33 AM
#1986
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rajasaranam, Hmm...broadstroking theists on the basis of a sample set of 1 - thats broad-mindedness?
I do hope IR doesnt do Periyar - not because of the atheism thing - that atheism thing is only a part of Periar's ideology.But because I dont think we would get anything better than 'Kamaraj' - IR's formulaic approach is quite well known - in the sense not in the SARajkumar sense - same tune for all occasions - but in a different sense - IR does have a forumla for 1)Mallu movie sub-genres of movies - watch the similarity between Kastoori Maan and Kadalukku maraiyaadhai - both are sensitive malayalam-type movies and similarly, you can find sub-genres like this sub-genre of "Leader" movies. That said, who would do a better job? Surely, not VS?(Hey, we dont need a melody for this movie)
I hope to be pleasantly surprised if IR does do this movie and comes out with a different score.
Coming back to the atheism discussion and Periyar, I do agree with RS that Periyaar cannot be seen from a "GOD-hater" prism alone - he atleast lived with his principles, didnt aspire for power and though he initiated brahmin-baiting(a trait which IMO has been taken to its limits by DMK), I think it is quite natural for a section oppressed for centuries to feel bitter against the erstwhile oppressors - that doesnt justify it but atleast, I can understand. What I cannot understand though is the continued manic hate for Brahmins and attributing current manipulation of social engineering practices to them - RS, if you wake up, you will realise that the real threat to the oppressed people doesnt come from Brahmins but the political classes and families which promote their own interests at the expense of
1) Their party workers
2) General public
I pity class 1 more because they are pouring water for "vizhal".
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16th June 2006, 12:16 PM
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16th June 2006, 04:02 PM
#1988
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Some speculation about the forthcoming movie "Shiva":
http://www.indiaglitz.com/channels/h...cle/23076.html
Thanks,
Krishnan
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17th June 2006, 07:13 AM
#1989
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Originally Posted by
Nitya
sudhakarg
Not sure if IR would accept composing music on a subject that calls for atheism!!
I'd hope not!!! I wouldn't want to see such a great talent using his musical capabilities to promote atheism.
I disagree. Working on a movie on Periayar does not equate to promoting atheism. Moreover, not all movies IR worked on were examples to be emulated by the youth/general population. Most of our movies are sexist (the way hero treats the heroine), vulgar (eg. nethu rathiri yamma) many are casteist, and a growing lot are glorifying/espousing violence.
To be honest, I should say, inspite of the negatives (violence on brahmins), Periyar DID contribute majorly to the social maturity/growth of the state.
DMK/ADMK and other parties have used Periyars' ideologies conveniently to their own personal gains and have precipitated the failure of the Dravidian movement. The return to casteism in the state is proof of this.
(Even Dir. Bala is overrated , chEran seems to be more positive-minded and healthy in his approach. I watched thavamai thavamirunthu and really appreciate it. Wish IR had done the music for this - some copycats have used ARRs music in this movie).
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17th June 2006, 01:16 PM
#1990
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Kalaignar's life history in movie format
Details in kumudam
http://www.kumudam.com/magazine/Cine...-05-29/pg2.php
Six songs in the movie three are sung by Raja
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