An article by Anu 'haughty' Malik

http://ia.rediff.com/movies/2006/jan/04burman.htm?q=mbp& file=.htm

Guys, this article is Anu Malik's tribute to R.D. Burman. Most of it is good but I could not help but grimace at some of the lines he wrote. He is maha ghamandi and full of himself.

For eg. these are a few lines from the article. ('He' refers to R.D. Burman)

"I could see that suddenly, at the last moment, he changed whatever music he had composed and whatever his musicians were playing.

Today, I find the same trait in myself -- I change my music at the last moment if I find it is not gelling. "😆

"He was a complete and versatile composer. He could give you an Amar Prem and a Teesri Manzil at the same breath --which, if you notice, I have done when I did while I composed Judwaa and Refugee and Virasat and Border. They are two different genres of music. "😉

"You fall in love with those tunes a million times because he made music from his heart -- the way I make it now. That was the USP of his music, which I have tried in my music -- by making melodic tunes."😕