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Originally posted by: DB_reloaded

Bhai, this deserves a separate topic

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Posted: 9 years ago

#422

What ! 2.5 hrs of run play. That's too long.😲

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Posted: 9 years ago

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Originally posted by: Saki24

made by me :p

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Awesome!!!!

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Checked ancient artwork for musical instruments used in period: A R Rahman on Mohenjo Daro music

ARCHITA KASHYAP @architakashyap | 12 MAY 2016, 2:16 PM

For Ashutosh Gowarikar's Mohenjo Daro, the maestro scavenged for historical details and then let his creativity do the rest

For the upcoming Mohenjo Daro, AR Rahman has had to imagine the sounds of an ancient past that has left very little record of its music.

Speaking with T2 Online, Rahman says, "I have done a lot of research for this one. We have seen paintings and artworks from the past to identify the musical instruments (used in the period). Then, we have composed tunes and mixed up the sounds. You have to imagine, give it a free hand on what could have been then...We've also created scores that the common person would enjoy. We've avoided very elaborate songs."

AR Rahman is reuniting with friend and filmmaker Ashutosh Gowarikar for the Hrithik Roshan-starrer Mohenjo Daro. In the past, the duo have collaborated to create Lagaan, Jodha Akbar and Swades " each soundtrack a masterpiece in it's own right.

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Its so strange that we already have a teaser of Kaabil but nothing about MD yet

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Originally posted by: DJBhaiJaan
Checked ancient artwork for musical instruments used in period: A R Rahman on Mohenjo Daro music
ARCHITA KASHYAP @architakashyap | 12 MAY 2016, 2:16 PM

For Ashutosh Gowarikar's Mohenjo Daro, the maestro scavenged for historical details and then let his creativity do the rest
For the upcoming Mohenjo Daro, AR Rahman has had to imagine the sounds of an ancient past that has left very little record of its music.
Speaking with T2 Online, Rahman says, "I have done a lot of research for this one. We have seen paintings and artworks from the past to identify the musical instruments (used in the period). Then, we have composed tunes and mixed up the sounds. You have to imagine, give it a free hand on what could have been then...We've also created scores that the common person would enjoy. We've avoided very elaborate songs."
AR Rahman is reuniting with friend and filmmaker Ashutosh Gowarikar for the Hrithik Roshan-starrer Mohenjo Daro. In the past, the duo have collaborated to create Lagaan, Jodha Akbar and Swades " each soundtrack a masterpiece in it's own right.