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**PhillipHer** · 03-13-2009, 07:45 PM

Konjam ARR fansku puriyara maadhiri sollanumna, Bala saying ARR doesnt suit his movies is, to me, the same as Rakesh Omprakash Mehra saying that about IR. I dont fundamentally disagree with either of them even though as an IR fan, it is hard to concede that Delhi-6 is something only Rahman can do. If I distill my emotions, that seems the case to me - it seems to me that Delhi-6 is a product of extra-ordinary deliberation, oora potta thoughts, carefully distilled, a product of conscious collobration with the director and other artists, including the singers. I feel IR's spontaneous style and single-sitting soundtracks cannot do justice to something that is so measuredly, and deliberately put together like Delhi-6. IR's music wil paint Delhi-6 differently.
Like I said, I should be able to say this without offending either set of fans. The litmus test is in how the reaction is.

03-13-2009, 07:45 PM	#32
PhillipHer Join Date Jun 2008 Age 58 Posts 4,481 Senior Member	Konjam ARR fansku puriyara maadhiri sollanumna, Bala saying ARR doesnt suit his movies is, to me, the same as Rakesh Omprakash Mehra saying that about IR. I dont fundamentally disagree with either of them even though as an IR fan, it is hard to concede that Delhi-6 is something only Rahman can do. If I distill my emotions, that seems the case to me - it seems to me that Delhi-6 is a product of extra-ordinary deliberation, oora potta thoughts, carefully distilled, a product of conscious collobration with the director and other artists, including the singers. I feel IR's spontaneous style and single-sitting soundtracks cannot do justice to something that is so measuredly, and deliberately put together like Delhi-6. IR's music wil paint Delhi-6 differently. Like I said, I should be able to say this without offending either set of fans. The litmus test is in how the reaction is.
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