Oscar Thamizhan 'Isaipuyal' AR Rahman News/Updates

**lancelot** · 29th November 2010, 12:24 PM

any of you know where i can find the ARR interview on his new AirTel song? he explains the language in it and why it is so.

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**19thmay** · 29th November 2010, 12:38 PM

Is he working with Kathir for Manavar Dhinam. I am eagerly waiting for that album.

**littlemaster1982** · 29th November 2010, 01:00 PM

It's not confirmed yet Sridhar.

**A.ANAND** · 29th November 2010, 04:15 PM

http://www.washingtonbanglaradio.com...launched-india

**lancelot** · 29th November 2010, 05:22 PM

Originally Posted by A.ANAND

http://www.washingtonbanglaradio.com/content/111556910-r-rahman-composes-jingle-airtel-3g-phone-service-be-launched-india

thanx Anand, that was the only one even i was able to find. nothing on his interview though

**A.ANAND** · 29th November 2010, 08:47 PM

No takers for Rahman's school

Here's a reminder that education in India still doesn't get support. Double Oscar-winner A R Rahman can't find anyone to put up approx Rs. 50 crore to expand his music conservatory.

While conventional career options get lavish funds, alternate ones like music – that has been bringing awards and accolades to the country for years — are not even perceived as a secure career by parents and are still just a hobby. Rahman has set 2011 as the year to positively make sure that his dreams come true and is even setting time aside from his busy schedule to meet potential investors. But the Maestro from Madras is picky about who he will associate with to take his cherished project forward.

He wants committed partners. So, he is carefully considering the people. He has also scheduled meetings with some others whom he would want to partner with. Many global investors are ready to join him too. Rahman's aide confirms to BT about Rahman feeling the heat of being cash strapped. "Funding is just one aspect so the news is not true in its entirety. More important is to get the right people and expertise to run it in a professional manner. The benchmark has to be really high. We don't want to rush into it though there have been several feelers from people who have shown interest in the project."

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/e...ow/7010155.cms

**raghavendran** · 30th November 2010, 08:19 PM

Originally Posted by A.ANAND

While conventional career options get lavish funds, alternate ones like music – that has been bringing awards and accolades to the country for years — are not even perceived as a secure career by parents and are still just a hobby.

..its sad..
mudhalvan-handicapped boy to arjun:"namma naadum enna madhiri nondiya irukku..endhirichi nadakavai thalaiva"
yaarachu thalaivarukku help pannunga

..

**sathya_1979** · 30th November 2010, 08:56 PM

Did anybody buy ARR T-Short from the Orkut Moderator? If so, let me know how it is.

**sathya_1979** · 30th November 2010, 09:00 PM

Originally Posted by raghavendran

Originally Posted by A.ANAND

While conventional career options get lavish funds, alternate ones like music – that has been bringing awards and accolades to the country for years — are not even perceived as a secure career by parents and are still just a hobby.

..its sad..
mudhalvan-handicapped boy to arjun:"namma naadum enna madhiri nondiya irukku..endhirichi nadakavai thalaiva"
yaarachu thalaivarukku help pannunga

..

Raghav, the problem, as stated in this article is tangible and good number of examples that Music is a rewarding career - Name, Fame and Monetary-wise. So, oru 20-30 pEr career start senju nallA settle aagi adhu oru newsaa nalla paravichunna, others will try pursuing this as a career.
nalladhu nadakkum. aanaa konjam time aagum. kadavuL vazhi kaattuvaar!