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RR: 1. Like i cant just belive what i heard from anwar. He hugged me and said "chotta mumbai is yours"...i was totally knocked out...!!! 2. very much and why not...but they should be really talented and should be gotten over with the reality show jaadas some usually possess. Question 22 Navarannan : Quote:
Thats a question..hmm.. ok let me tell you this way. Young composers are getting offers but not the way they can prove their mettle. How many composers get a project where music has some sort of importance in the film as a whole?They are getting projects,but they are just projects...for the sake of adding one more to the list of films in malayalam industry. But i still feel there are few sections of lobbies where the industry music-definition is hooked up.Unless it gets evenly spread out more on the basis of talent rather than contacts and relations,the scene wont get better.There are lot of young composers sitting there jobless while a fortunate not to awesome bunch is churning out films one after the other.But im sure and optimistic that the whole scenario will change within 2 years. Question 23 Harikuttan : Quote:
RR : 1. Rival is someone who competes for the same space. I dont think 2 composers can fight for the same space.The reason is - each composer has a different style and comfort zones and different set of music lovers who yearn for their creations.But the truth is,however nicely you try to put it,there does exist some kind of rivalry.As far as you dont go and sntach someone's project,i dont think you are rivaling someone.In my case,atleast 3-4 times,such incidences have occured. Ill give you an eg : A producer and cameraman decided to have my music in a project(very recently). They engaged the prod controller to call me up and fix my time and budget(basically to commission me for the project).After 2-3 days the producer asks the prod.controller that if he contacted me.He replied he did, and that i was busy with some other projects,plus my rates would be kinda non-affordable for the project setup.And they dropped the idea of using my music for their project.This cameraman calls me up later and enquired to me about this.That was first time,i even knew about the existance of the project.That prod.controller had not even contacted me. There was another experience where the same prod.controller snatched another project that was suppose to come to me.So i understand such rivalries and internal politics do exist.All you gotta do is "Do your own thing...do it loud and clear..." Musically speaking,i listen to most albums i can grab my hands that releases in malayalam.Just to know what other composers are upto and whats new going on.If the competition is healthy...its actually very good for the music lovers...coz the SCENE IS HOTTING UP...AND LOT OF NEW MUSIC IS IN THE COOKING!!! 2. From people i worked with in malayalam its shyamaprasad(not to soap him). From others its hmm..Sathyan anthikad for his feel good film making style Hindi its got to be MANIRATNAM Question 24 Double chankan : Quote:
RR : 1. I actually did not think about the risk involved.It was more like a LET ME DO IT..SKY IS THE LIMIT kind of attitude.But only later did i came to know that it was one hell of a plunge...a plunge into a concrete river...totally flat...lol. But all these years i enjoyed one thing..making music...the whole process gave me the energy to go on...!!! 2. Many a times...yeah what do u think im a simple..normal human being too . There were many times when i had seen many insulting messages even in internet forums or even discussions.But the one thing that helped me not lose myself was the fact that...YEAH I DID KNOW HOW TO MAKE MUSIC THAT WILL TOUCH THE HEARTS...ONLY THIS PEOPLE ARE NOT REALISING IT BECAUSE I DID NOT GET THE RIGHT PROJECT..."to be frank...all these years...i was waiting for the right one...and with RITU..insha allah...it has happened to a big extent...THANK GOD. Question 25 Sethu Madhavan : Quote:
no it was the director's take or rather suggestion Question 26 Waterloo : Quote:
RR : 1. I SIT WITH MY DIRECTOR AND WATCH THE WHOLE FILM AND DECIDE WHERE MUSIC IS REQUIRED AND WHERE IT IS NOT AT ALL REQUIRED WE WORKOUT SIMPLE THEMES FIRST FOR DIFFERENT SITUATIONS AND MOODS WE MAKE THEMES FIRST AND AFTER THAT I SIT WITH THE VISUALS TO MAKE ELABORATE ARRANGEMENTS WHOLE OF RITU WAS COMPLETELY PROGRAMMED BY ME IN 8 DAYS. 2. ALAN MENKEN IS MY FAV COMPOSER.I ALSO LIKE HARRY-GREGSON WILLIAMS 3 . IM NO ONE TO RATE A LEGEND LIKE ENNIO MORRICONE.THERE IS STILL AN OCEAN TO LEARN TO EVEN UNDERSTAND WHAT SUCH LEGENDARY COMPOSERS HAVE EVEN DONE RR : My favorite questions. Quote:
RR : I liked saji's first 2 questions as it needed a detailed expln, i enjoyed goin on a nostalgic trip. I liked Tony's last question as it was really funny. So above 3 are my picks. Thanks a lot RahulRaj for the chat spl thanks to digambaran for the transcript Last edited by kuttoos; 01-12-2010 at 09:29 AM. |
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As of now all I can say is that it is just a big rumor. All I can say is that if I were to do the sequel, it will be with most of the original cast and some new ones offering fresher twists to the story. That said, I am against sequels in general. Quote:
2. Till 2010 I have commitments in Hindi. Have films which I have to produce for my company too here. But yes, if I do come across a great idea would love to do a mal film in 2011. In fact I am in talks too with a few emerging writers in kerala. 3. Always, something different. Did not want to tell stories the way it was being told. Sometimes when I look back, maybe some of my best films in mal was ahead of its times in terms of thought and style. 4. Even in bollywood the best of film technicians are from kerala or tamil nadu! Quote:
2. He used to do numerous ad jingles as Dilip, then. They were really wonderful and that is how my interaction with Rahman started. From ad jingles to films was nothing but a natural progression. Quote:
2. The perception that Horror is my fav’t genre is quite wrong. I have dabbled in almost all the genres excepting maybe family socials. I make a conscious attempt to try out different genres so that every film of mine is different. Would def do one in mal but whether it would be a horror is open to conjecture at this point. Quote:
As said before, I have no plans and as far as I know, the whole talk of yodha sequel is just hot air Quote:
1. Feel quite comfortable here in bollywood now. Your films reach out to a wider audience and coz of that u have better budgets too. And now I am also producing high concept small budget films with younger technicians. Yes, am on the look out for a good subject for mal, either to direct or produce in time. 2. Not till end of 2010. 3. Yodha definitely coz I had the privilege of working with two of our greatest actors Mohan Lal and Jagathy. Also the interaction with Rahman. 4. I have always admired the writing of Padmarajan. He was a kind of inspiration. Lohitadas scripts and films have left a deep impression but don’t think I could have done justice to his subjects. M.T sir too dealt with relations and happenings of an era which I do not fathom. Love the sense of humour in sreenivasans script. So it would have to be Padmarajan and then sreenivasan. Quote:
1. Lack of good stories and the inability of makers to take risks! Today with advancement made in film making, I don’t think budgets, ever, can be a constraint for a maker who dares to be different. 2. No comment. I don’t think a plethora of stars would ever take the industry forward. Quote:
1. Difficult question. There is no one such film but definitely the influence of a great many films cumulatively. Whilst growing up, used to be a great fan of Sethumadhavan sir, Vincent Sir, Bharathan sir and then Padmarajan sir. These people along with my Dad are the influences that pushed me into films though entering films was never my priority in the beginning. 2. Newer idea and fresher talents should be encouraged and more than that the hunger to do something new should be present in the younger generation of film makers. 3. Just a novel would not suffice. Someone has to present me with a great screenplay. A good book does not translate into a good film automatically. 4. That such degradation is making money is of concern. Quote:
1. Well I guess the audiences get the films that they deserve. So if u say good films are not running, it just means that there is no audiences for it! It is very disheartening and disturbing. The only solution is to make good films at restrictive budgets. The will however is not to struggle nowadays. Everything should be easy and convenient. Where is the maker like John Abraham today? 2. Not for me. It makes a lot of sense when the criteria is only monetary. 3. He and me used to associate ourselves on advertisements. In fact we did a few jingles with him and film was a natural progression considering the wonderful stuff he used to compose even for jingles! Quote:
2. When the films u love does not run and the films u hate run, u know something is wrong totally. When that happened to me, I left. Bollywood offered wider audiences and better budgets. Would love to do mal films soon, but first need to find an inspiring subject. Quote:
1. Survival! 2. The Ultimate 3. Nothing. Quote:
1. Would love to work with Lal sir anyday! But the film need to be something very special for both him and me. 2. Not thinking of sequels at all. 3. Easier than doing an original, I guess 4. Better budgets, wider reach 5. Some times but not for all films. It is the same with him as welll. During meetings we do discuss basic ideas of the concepts we are working on. Quote:
Santosh introduced me to him. Unbelievable. Check out the yodha back ground score! Quote:
In Bollywood I tried my hands at different genres but failed initially in all till I succeeded in comedy! I was quick to realize that in Bollywood success is the only key to success. So my idea is to make successful films, be it in any genre, consolidate my position and make films that appeal to me later or produce films with younger talents. Unfortunately, I don’t see such visions bearing fruit in Malayalam. So the shift and today am quite happy with the move. It was more a practical decision at that time and I loved the challenges it bought forth. Having to start from scratch in a new industry. Quote:
My decision to move was based on the fact that films I did not care much for was running and what I liked, wasn’t. At that point I thought I have lost judgement. Bollywood offered wider audiences and greater budgets at that time. Quote:
Well for my first film i was sure that I did not want Mohan Lal or Mamooty. Wanted to approach them after proving myself. So the search began. Was impressed with Raghu in Sathya and Anjali. Liked the diverse roles he played and knew that he would justify the role. Quote:
Haven’t seen much of malayalam films to pass judgements. I loved some of Lal jose films as well as Blessey’s films Quote:
1. Mmmm … I let other people judge me. My assessment of myself is very low. 2. Am still trying 3. I wish I had known before hand that I was to be a film maker! Quote:
1. Well cross cutting does help in pacing and also gives an adrenalin rush to the audience. But it all depends on what the subject demands. 2. Not next year but if something inspiring comes across 2011 3. No comments. It is not for me to be judgemental. It is a ? for audiences to decide. Thanks. Bye all. |
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1. I do totally. This is like any other industry and majority of the people here are good 2. As an actor, I go by the director's wishes. I don't get his/her shoes at all 3. As you said, most of them are gossips. I am very proud to be an entertainer. 4. These movies had very powerful and meaningful characters; something that perfectly suited my persona. Earlier films portrayed me as a young girl. I think all credit goes to respective directors who believed that I could do a role well. Of course, well wishers like you and my family always lent meaningful support 5. I am jealous of all great Hollywood actors 6. As long as I enjoy every bit of it…never been victim 7. There are far too many positives to notice any negative 8. I am not a trained dancer but would love to dance 9. Being positive Quote:
2.I was busy with modelling and other assignments but was never worried about what I was not getting. Now that I am in Malayalam cinema, I am enjoying this phase as well 3. Thanthra. Anaswaram as it was my first movie with a big cast 4.We are not in touch personally anymore but socially we acknowledge each other 5. Much like my acting, my conduct is equally spontaneous. If I look humble and unpretentious, I am glad and thank my parents and god for keeping firmly on the ground 6. Yeah, that was me. TV is a bigger a medium to be in. Star wars was a great experience and enjoyed every bit. It also gave me my first award 7. none as of now Quote:
2. I want to learn swimming, horse riding, playing chess…many more 3. Modelling and cinema: None Life: my father is my role model Quote:
2. My first challenging role was Paradesi. The biggest task was to `deglamourise' myself and look appropriately aged for the role. 3. Not at all. I am doing a variety of roles these days if you notice my latest movies 4. I am planning to do dubbing very soon. I am confident of my voice as I do all my Hindi movies in my own 5. Of course I love Bollywood. If I get a good role, I would do it Quote:
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2. Of course. I am proud and do not regret anything *PS: Some questions have been ignored because they were similar to/repetitions of other questions. Please co-operate.
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