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**Drugmachine** · 07-07-2006, 06:10 PM

Judge,

I recall reading an interview on Filmalaya with both KR and YSR featuring together soon after being introduced. That was in 1996. YSR came into the field at 16 years of age. That was 10 years back, if my math is right I wasn't aware this required detective intelligence. Trust me, there is no NEED to twist facts. I had already told to be corrected on the GV front.

Shekar introduced the music of Rahman to ALW when he played Dilse. ALW wanted to know about popular Indian music at that time. Rahman was it. I think it's the music that impressed ALW, and not any recommedation by Shekar as first wrote.

Coming to MR...!

This is coming in a circle. I will leave for the time being.

How can we take his first interview as his introduction to tfm? I don't understand that. Aravindan was released in 1997. You and MADDY portray as if just because of IR's son, YSR was signed so many films. In 1998 nobody bothered to book him in spite of being IR's name attached to him. What does that tell you? From 1999 onwards he started showing off what he is capable of. But for you, only from 2002 he was taken seriously. No, this does not require any detective intelligence. But to twist facts, seems like you need special intelligence

My point is YSR bagged projects because of IR's name only for a few movies. He has been growing on his own for very long time now. And you guys still sing the same pallavi.

07-07-2006, 06:10 PM	#37
Drugmachine Join Date Apr 2006 Posts 4,490 Senior Member	Judge, I recall reading an interview on Filmalaya with both KR and YSR featuring together soon after being introduced. That was in 1996. YSR came into the field at 16 years of age. That was 10 years back, if my math is right I wasn't aware this required detective intelligence. Trust me, there is no NEED to twist facts. I had already told to be corrected on the GV front. Shekar introduced the music of Rahman to ALW when he played Dilse. ALW wanted to know about popular Indian music at that time. Rahman was it. I think it's the music that impressed ALW, and not any recommedation by Shekar as first wrote. Coming to MR...! This is coming in a circle. I will leave for the time being. How can we take his first interview as his introduction to tfm? I don't understand that. Aravindan was released in 1997. You and MADDY portray as if just because of IR's son, YSR was signed so many films. In 1998 nobody bothered to book him in spite of being IR's name attached to him. What does that tell you? From 1999 onwards he started showing off what he is capable of. But for you, only from 2002 he was taken seriously. No, this does not require any detective intelligence. But to twist facts, seems like you need special intelligence My point is YSR bagged projects because of IR's name only for a few movies. He has been growing on his own for very long time now. And you guys still sing the same pallavi.
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