Nikhil_cric Posted January 22 Posted January 22 I prefer Rahman's music to most modern Bollywood/Punjabi music. But he is kidding himself if he thinks religion is why he is not getting work. Make music/chorus that can fit into a reel and you can still somewhat be relevant BacktoCricaddict 1
Gollum Posted January 22 Posted January 22 2 hours ago, Ranvir said: The guy is 60. The peak years of any musician is their 20s and 30s. His peak is long behind him. He can't let go. As for the religion card. Can you imagine a Muslim converting to Hinduism in Pakistan or Bangladesh and then go on to be a star? Not possible. Apostasy is a death or lifetime prison sentence even in so called progressive countries like UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Malaysia, Indonesia. Wherever Islam becomes the majority, forget any conversion to another religion. BacktoCricaddict 1
diga Posted January 22 Posted January 22 18 minutes ago, Gollum said: Not possible. Apostasy is a death or lifetime prison sentence even in so called progressive countries like UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Malaysia, Indonesia. Wherever Islam becomes the majority, forget any conversion to another religion. Think the point was Rahman still found success after conversion in India while it will never happen in padosi land
Gollum Posted January 22 Posted January 22 46 minutes ago, diga said: Think the point was Rahman still found success after conversion in India while it will never happen in padosi land I understood, was just reinforcing his point.
randomGuy Posted January 22 Posted January 22 4 hours ago, Ranvir said: The guy is 60. The peak years of any musician is their 20s and 30s. His peak is long behind him. He can't let go. As for the religion card. Can you imagine a Muslim converting to Hinduism in Pakistan or Bangladesh and then go on to be a star? this should be pinned on mirror in the moron's house. ravishingravi 1
Gollum Posted January 22 Posted January 22 Radical ho ya moderate, yeh apne ghar ka mamla hai. Who the hell are BBC and Pak journalists to poke their nose in our affairs? Have you ever seen an Indian jouno doing the same to some Pak or Brit celeb? Our dogs just fawn over and yearn for approval. While we ourselves get played by our enemies.
ravishingravi Posted January 23 Author Posted January 23 6 hours ago, Gollum said: Radical ho ya moderate, yeh apne ghar ka mamla hai. Who the hell are BBC and Pak journalists to poke their nose in our affairs? Have you ever seen an Indian jouno doing the same to some Pak or Brit celeb? Our dogs just fawn over and yearn for approval. While we ourselves get played by our enemies. I don't think BBC or Pak journalists are at fault here. Rahman or likes of him feel comfortable talking about how they feel to Pak journalists. They know exactly what they are saying and why they are saying it.
diga Posted January 23 Posted January 23 9 hours ago, rangeelaraja said: Compare it to the number of people who found success in padosi lands ... PS: Rahman himself was highly successful for 10-15 years. Audience taste changes with time
Ranvir Posted January 24 Posted January 24 17 hours ago, diga said: Compare it to the number of people who found success in padosi lands ... PS: Rahman himself was highly successful for 10-15 years. Audience taste changes with time Musicians have a shelf life. They're lucky to remain relevant for 10-15 years. They simply run out of ideas and youngsters want a fresh sound. BacktoCricaddict 1
Texy Posted February 1 Posted February 1 (edited) And suddenly this hypocrite shows up in KApil sharma show on netflix must have been suggested by his PR team Edited February 1 by Texy
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