Endhiran's third schedule

The Endhiran crew is expected to commence the third schedule of shooting in Kulu and Manali. The team will fly over to Kulu and the shooting will begin from November 14th onwards. Sources close to the Endhiran team say that the third schedule could go on for 10 days. Endhiran was already shot in some exotic locations at Peru and Goa.

Aishwarya Rai Bachchan currently busy in Kochi shooting for Mani Rathnam's Raavan and working on his daughter Soundarya Rajnikanth's animation film Sultan – The Warrior, is expected to join director Shankar right on time for the shooting.

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'Endhiran' merchandise on the anvil?

Shankar's 'Endhiran' starring Superstar Rajnikanth and Aishwarya is all set to be a trend-setter.

Hollywood is a pioneer when it comes to movie merchandising. Indian movies like 'Krissh', 'Hanuman', 'Bal Ganesh' and 'Drona' have been successful with movie merchandising.

Kollywood is eyeing its entry into the movie merchandising market. Industry insiders reveal that Director Shankar is planning to bring out 'Endhiran' merchandise. As a part of the marketing strategy, huge robot-like statues, mugs printed with 'Endhiran', figures of Endhiran's 'Robot' are set to be unveiled.

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'Yuvvraaj' on small screen!

Salman Khan and lady love Katrina Kaif in a television show to promote their upcoming venture 'Yuvvraaj'

Ahead of his new film Yuvraaj's release Salman Khan kick started a promotion spree. His first stop was reality show 'Sa re Ga Ma Pa' and tagging along was sweetheart Katrina Kaif. And a light hearted Salman said, "I shall go wherever Subhash Ghai sends me."

True to his words this actor is surely going places to promote his forthcoming film Yuvvraaj. On the show, Salman says, "The show is nice and we are here to promote 'Yuvvraaj'. It has these days become a trend to promote movies in every possible place."

It seems the actor has learnt that honesty is the best policy. A candid Khan said, "This was the first time I was working with Subhash Ghai, so I was nervous whether the film will be made or not because I am a little unprofessional. I do my job well, but I am slightly unprofessional."

That's not all. Sallu went on to even add, "I can't sing or dance, but have been lucky to have got some hit songs in my kitty."

The final blow however was that Subhash Ghai told each one of them in the movie inclusive of Anil Kapoor and Katrina Kaif that they were all playing the character of Yuvvraaj.

Much has been the buzz of the movie and with spectacular promos screened everywhere, Salman will be hoping for yet another feather in his cap.

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Ghajini exclusively for Aamir

The Perfectionist Aamir Khan seems to have gained bundles of confidence from his six-pack-abs look. His new-found confidence has come out in the form of Ghajini promotional photos. The news is doing the rounds that he has restricted the cast and crew of the film from speaking about it.

Aamir is said to have made it clear that only he would be the movie's spokesperson during the promotion. The first promotional look of the film wherein Aamir appears sans any shirt, has given out a clear picture that he is the focal point. Neither heroines of the film Asin and Jiah Khan nor director A Murugadoss were there for the release of the film's first look.

Well, make a perfect way for the Perfectionist!

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Selvaraghavan teams up with Rehman?

Director Selvaraghavan says there is nothing wrong in his relationship with music director Yuvan Shankar Raja. On the other hand, Yuvan says that they have 'developed' some misunderstandings and that they are no more together. Yuvan has already opted out of 'Aayirathil Oruvan', which has been in the making by Selvaraghavan for more than the past couple of years.

Yuvan also said recently that reconciliation between appeared a far-away reality. Meanwhile, it is reliably learnt that Selvaraghavan has decided to join hands with A.R. Rehman to compose music in his films from now onwards. Selvaraghavan has been booked by U TV to direct their debut film, for which Rehman has also been signed reportedly for a hitherto unheard of fee.

In their happy days, Yuvan and Selvaa used to go to Bangkok to compose the songs for their films. With A.R. Rehman, Selva has to learn other ways of getting the tunes. He has reportedly narrated the story to the music wizard and has to get back to him only when he is informed by Rehman after the songs are composed and kept ready. 

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Rajini to shoot in Kulu Manali

Actor Rajnikanth, who reiterated to his fans on Monday that cinema is his priority and not politics, will be busy shooting for 'Endhira from 14 November.

Says Rajinikanth, ' I would be off to shoot for the animation movie 'Sultan - The Warrior' from Wednesday onwards in Hyderabad. After completing a considerable portion, I would be off to Kulu Manali to shoot for 'Endhiran'.

Speaking about 'Endhiran', Rajinikanth said, 'it would be a movie to reckon with in Indian Cinema. It would bring Tamil filmdom greater laurels. A big-budget movie involving versatile technicians from abroad, 'Endhiran' is expected to be technically brilliant. Hopefully we can turn the attention of everyone towards us. I am sure the whole team needs to come out with great dedication and commitment'.

Shankar has been giving his heart out and the movie is being made with an enormous budget' he adds.

The actor said that he would be doing one more film besides 'Sultan - The Warrior' and 'Endhiran'. When queried, he said, ' I am ready to accept acting in films as long as I have the scope to perform challenging roles with substance'.

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Kamal’s ‘Marmayogi’ to start rolling from Nov 10

After a sensational hit like ‘Dasavataram’, Kamal Hassan is taking yet another prestigious project in his own direction. The story sittings for the film are in progress for the past several months. Kamal Hassan is in search of set properties, busy in selection of locations for the past some time and he had also grew beard exclusively for the film. It is well aware that Kamal Hassan always tries to keep something special in each of his film. He keeps his image aside when it comes to acting and he lives for films alone. With ‘Marmayogi’ Kamal is planning to one step ahead and is striving hard to make it a big hit too. In the process, he made several rehearsals with the artistes who are going to play in the film in different characters. Trisha is playing one of the heroines. The film has a typical story. It will not have any specific importance to a particular character and all the roles are equally important. This great film is most likely to start rolling formally from November 10 and efforts are being made in this regard.

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Salman and Katrina, both sizzles in Yuvraaj

Another one bites the dust, or so it seems. First it was Sangeeta Bijlani, then Somy Ali, followed by Aishwarya Rai, and now Katrina Kaif. Once again, Salman Khan is in love.


Salman was quite low-low after his break up with Aishwarya Rai, until he found Katrina Kaif. After a series of hook up and break up, it is but natural of him to be really protective about his relation with Katrina.


In last five years, the pair has seen many ups and downs in their relationship but never failed to stand by one another's side. The best part of their relationship is, if they fight regarding some issue, the other moment they are together. Though they have done couple of films together but never exhibited their off-screen love on-screen, for promoting any of the films. They always try to cover up their liking for each other, from this precarious world where relationships are made to be broken.


Now we are lucky to see their fondness, closeness, love and attraction for one another in Subhash Ghai's Yuvraaj. The duo is at their romantic heights and both sizzles in Yuvraaj.

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Vikram, Ash, and Prabhu do their bit for Mani

Mani's Ravan is up and running and looks like the actors are going through makeovers of sorts to fit into the roles Mani crafted for them. Vikram attended the one-day fast organized by Nadigar Sangam recently in his skull cap suggesting that his hairstyle has undergone a drastic change and that he is keeping it away from the prying eyes

of the media. Our guess is that Vikram is going in for the close-cut look, while enacting the legendary evil man Ravan. Prabhu, on the other hand, is seen with thick beard in the same event. It could be remembered that Mani has roped in Prabhu for Ravana after their association in Agni Natchatrham. We also hear Ash is playing an accomplished Karnatic singer and is stretching her vocal chords in the name of practice.

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Shankar's new strategy for Endhiran

Shankar seems to be always brimming with ideas when it comes to promoting his ventures. While he swathed the Metropolitan double-decker buses in Chennai with vinyl posters for the blockbuster Sivaji, he seems to have a different plan altogether for Endhiran. If sources are to be believed, for

Endhiran, Shankar is planning to order life size Robot toys – inflated and other types. Though the plan is only in its initial stages, if it materializes Chennai will be lucky enough to witness weird and quirky looking Robots floating around in the skyline or inviting the guests who walk down the red carpet on Endhiran's premiere.

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Asin not in 'Marma Yogi'

Denying all the speculations which were saying that Asin would once again share the screen with Kamal Haasan for a cameo role in 'Marma Yogi', the actress has now confirmed that there is no fact in it. The talented actress who has reached incredible heights in her career co-stars with Salman khan and Ajay Devgan in 'London Dreams' and she has been back to Mumbai recently after completing the shoot for the film for 45 days in London and Paris. Asin's next venture includes 'The 19th step', produced by Walt Disney, which would have Kamal Haasan and acclaimed Japanese actor Tadanobu. This multi-lingual film which is to be made in Tamil, English and Japanese will be directed by Bharat Bala who has made hundreds of classic commercials and also has directed acclaimed music videos including 'Vande Mataram' and 'Pray for me brother' of Maestro A.R.Rahman. 'The 19th step' will be the first Indian film on martial arts; it speaks about 'Kalaripayattu', which is claimed to be the source of all Oriental martial art forms. And what is foremost interesting is Asin plays the role of a Japanese princess that can even turn other actresses green with envy. Asin is sure going places!

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Mani Ratnam impressed by Rajni’s Sivaji

Impressed by the stunts in Sivaji – The Boss, ace director Mani Ratnam has roped in the stunt director Peter Hains for his forthcoming bilingual film Ravan. Peter Hains has carved a niche for himself in the Indian film industry by choreographing stunt scenes for various films including Sivaji, Gajini (Hindi version) and Anniyan.

The film’s shooting had to be stalled when the lead pair, Abishek and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, were held up in Mumbai owing to the ill health of Amitabh Bachchan. Sources have it that shooting will recommence after Diwali. Ravan – the Hindi version - stars Abishek and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan in the lead role with Vikram playing the antagonist. In the Tamil version Vikram and Aishwarya Rai play the lead roles and Prithviraj plays the villain role.

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Marma Yogi - Sun vs Saimira?

Although the photo shoots and initial groundwork of Marma Yogi are over, the movie has not taken off yet. Initial speculations also averred that Marma Yogi will kick off during September last week or October. In the midst, there was also news that Trisha and Shriya being asked to concentrate on their other projects. Latest in the series of news is that

Sun Pictures and Saimira are contending for the production rights of the movie. When contacted, SUN Pictures' Managing Director Saxena mentioned that talks were on in that direction, however nothing has been finalized. On the contrary, spokesperson from Saimira declared that the project has been bagged by them and that shooting is proposed to start from second week of November. More updates in this regard awaited.

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Aamir Khan's Hulking Frame in Ghajini

After king SRK showed off his perfect six pack abs in Om Shanti Om, Ace Aamir Khan has beefed up his frame...and how!
Not only has he acquired those abs, he has quite obviously worked on his shoulders and back.

The scarred, bald head adds to the character too. And in case you're wondering why he has text stamped on his torse, that's part of the story in Ghajini. Aamir Khan is on the hunt for his wife's killers and he can't remember anything for more than 15 minutes.

So he TATTOOS clues across his body to help him solve the murder and catch the criminals. Weird eh? Some of you might know that Ghajini is a remake of the South Indian film of the same name, which in turn was 'inspired' from Hollywood's materpiece 'Memento'.

Aamir Khan's Ghajini goes head to head with SRK's Rab ne bana di Jodi. While Aamir has beefed up his frame and shaved his head for his role, SRK has dyed his hair white (or stopped dyeing it black). Without starting a flaming thread, its safe to say that a titanic battle for Box Office supremacy is on the cards this December. Whether Ghajini turns out to be as solid as Aamir's new body remains to be seen.

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Aamir builds eight pack abs for 'Ghajini'

AAMIR KHAN, undoubtedly is an excellent actor and has proved the same in his numerous movies. Besides being a fine actor, Aamir has also tried his hands in direction with Taare Zameen Par in the year 2007. For Taare Zameen Par, Aamir received critical acclaim world wide and the movie remained a commercial success as well.
Taare Zameen Par has been selected as India’s official entry for Oscars scheduled in February 2009. Aamir and his crew members are highly optimistic about winning the Academy Awards this time. In addition, the countrymen are also hopfull that Taare Zameen Par will fetch the first Oscar for the country.
However, the veteran actor cum director is recently in buzz for his new look for the upcoming movie Ghajini. Aamir shaved his head for the role in Ghajini and his hair style has already become popular among country’s youth. And now the new surprise for Aamir’s fans is that the actor would take off his shirt to reveal his eight-pack abs.
Famous as a ‘Mr Perfectionist’, Aamir worked hard to get into the character of Ghajini. Aamir’s role in the movie Ghajini, which is a remake of Tamil super hit movie, required a muscular body. He followed a rigid worked out schedule to get his eight-pack abs. Aamir had also performed lots of dangerous stunts in this action thriller film injuring himself twice during its shooting.
After months of sweating out and running down the treadmill, the actor finally got eight-pack abs. But he is not satisfied with his eight-pack abs and the muscular body he had built for the movie. In an interview with a private radio channel, the actor said that he could have done better. Due to promotional work for Taare Zameen Par, his exercise discontinued for one and half month and he could not achieve what he was actually expecting.
When asked whether he was looking for 10 or more abs, Aamir replied affirmatively, “I had continued my exercise, developing 10 or 12 abs was not impossible.


He was highly excited about his new chiseled body and said the cine-goers will like it. In fact, the perfectionist always try to adorn a new look in every movie. Especially he does lots of experiment with his hair style. InGhajini, he flaunts a new hair style, tiny in length with cut mark.
Ghajini is scheduled to release in the month of December. Shahrukh Khan starrer Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi is also set to release on December 12. With eight pack abs, Aamir would certainly wish to surpass the sensation created by Shahrukh in Om Shanti Om with six pack abs. Shahrukh’s six pack abs in Om Shanti Om provided runaway success to the movie.
Let us see, how much the viewers will like Aamir in his new avatar. Aamir’s past record signals that in Ghajini too the eight pack abs will cast magical affect among the spectators. Besides, his unique hair style will provide more popularity to the movie.



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'Ghajini' is my first action film: Aamir Khan

Bollywood actor Aamir Khan on Tuesday said that his forthcoming film 'Ghajini', which is scheduled to hit the silver screen on December 25, will be his first full-fledged action film.
"After 'Fanaa'(2006), 'Ghajini' will be my first commercial entertainer in a long time. It will also be my first out and out action film," Aamir said at the formal trailer-teaser release of the movie in Mumbai.
The action in the film is quite special, he said.
"We wanted to release the film during Diwali but it got delayed due to the muscle-tear injury I suffered during the film's shooting," Aamir said.
Aamir, who has sported a muscular build in this film, said that he had to work-out for almost an year to get the physique.
"I started my work-outs during the post-production of 'Taare Zameen Par'. I exercised at least 3-4 hours everyday," Aamir said.
"It was only after 2-3 weeks of training that I realised what I had gotten into. I realised it was more of a mental game than a physical one," he added.
'Ghajini' is a remake of the Tamil film of the same name which in turn was inspired by psychological thriller 'Memento' directed by Christopher Nolan.Directed by A R Murugadoss, 'Ghajini' also stars actresses Jiah Khan and Asin Thottumkal.


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'Yuvvraaj' has been a creative challenge for me: AR Rahman

We catch up with A.R.Rahman and quiz him on what he has in store for all Rahmaniacs (die-hard A.R. Rahman fans) this time around with the soundtrack of 'Yuvvraaj'.

Q. This year has been a treat for A.R.Rahman fans. After a royal and vintage score in 'Jodhaa Akbar', you gave us the peppy and zany 'Jaane Tu...Ya Jaane Na'. What do you have in store for your fans with 'Yuvvraaj'?

 

The music of 'Yuvvraaj' is something which we (Mr, Ghai, Gulzaar saab and myself) have all worked very hard on. Since the film itself is a musical, the music plays a very important role. I wouldn't like to say much about what's in store as far as the music goes. I don't even want to say the clichéd stuff that this is completely different from what I have done. All I would like to ask the people is to listen it for themselves and I hope they like it (smiles).

 

Q. Subhash Ghai's films are known for the music and this one is a musical. You've worked with Mr. Ghai earlier in 'Taal' and then in 'Kisna'. How similar or different has been the experience working with the showman?

 

It has always been a pleasure to associate with Subhashji on his projects. Working on the music of 'Yuvvraaj' has been a creative challenge for me, as Subhashji has always been associated with melodious music and has a vast understanding about the subject. As for comparisons with 'Taal', all I would say is that this is completely different. It's a different story, set in a different place and is also multi-cultural. 'Taal' was more Punjabi-friendly, remix, rhythmic kind of music etc. whereas 'Yuvvraaj' is more about melody and love etc... 'Yuvvraaj' being a musical and a grand film, audio is just 50%. The visuals and the music complement each other.

 

Q. Did you give him many sleepless nights considering you like to work at night?

 

I had a request from Mrs.Ghai asking me not to work very late in the night. So whenever it was 12 at night, I used to tell him, "I am tired. So let's call it a day" (laughs)

 

Q. The music of 'Yuvvraaj' has a very European kind of a feel with symphony, large scale orchestrations etc.

 

Yeah, we've used a Motif from Beethoven's 5th Symphony because the story is set in Austria/ Prague etc. Hence, we wanted that experience and feel to come alive through the music.

 

Q. You are known to give new singers a chance be itNaresh Iyer or Rashid Ali or Benny Dayal. How do you find this new and untapped talent every time?

 

It just happens. We just check them out and if they are good enough we give them a break (smiles).

 

 

Q. How long did it take to compose the music for 'Yuvvraaj' and what was the brief given?

 

The initial brief was Mr Ghai always wanted to have a full fledged orchestra kind of a musical score and with 'Yuvvraaj' he has fulfilled his desire. I hope people like it and appreciate it.

Q. Lyrics have been written byGulzar Saab...How has been the experience working with him?

 

I love working with Gulzaar saab. His whole temperament and vast experience is something which I really admire. All the films that I have worked with him have been really enjoyable.

 

Q. Which track is closest to your heart?

 

I like "Tu Muskura"...it's a really soulful number.

 

Q. A lot has been said about Katrina playing the cello. Whose idea was it and is it the first time that the cello has been used in a Hindi film?

 

It was Mr. Ghai's idea. I don't think the cello has been used in any other Hindi film on screen. The sight of a beautiful girl playing an instrument like the cello seems like an overwhelming visual. It's really nice.

 

Q. Which soundtracks have you liked in the recent past?

 

I've heard a couple of songs of 'Rock On'. I loved the trailer and the whole concept seems really interesting. I want to watch 'Rock On'.

 

Q. Finally, what's next in line after 'Yuvvraaj'?

 

After 'Yuvvraaj', there is the Aamir Khan starrer 'Ghajini'. I am also doing the music for Shree Ashtavinayak Cine Vision Ltd.'s multi-starrer 'Blue'. There is also Danny Boyle's 'Slumdog Millionaire', the music of which is already done. So there's a lot to look forward too.

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Ghajini - Promo Release.

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First Official Ghajini Trailer

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A.R. Rahman Interview on Yuvvraaj Music

This year has been a treat for A.R.Rahman fans. After a royal, vintage score inJodhaa Akbar you gave us the peppy and zany Jaane Tu...Ya Jaane Na. What do you have in store for your fans withYuvvraaj? 
The music of Yuvvraajis something which we (Mr, Ghai, Gulzaar saab and myself) have all worked very hard on. Since the film itself is a musical, the music plays a very important role. I wouldn't like to say much about what's in store as far as the music goes. I don't even want to say the clichéd stuff that this is completely different from what I have done. All I would like to ask the people is to listen it for themselves and I hope they like it (smiles).
Subhash Ghai's films are known for the music and this one is a musical. You've worked with Mr. Ghai earlier in Taal and then in Kisna. How similar or different has been the experience working with the showman? 
It has always been a pleasure to associate with Subhashji on his projects. Working on the music of Yuvvraaj has been a creative challenge for me, as Subhashji has always been associated with melodious music and has a vast understanding about the subject. As for comparisons with Taal, all I would say is that this is completely different. It's a different story, set in a different place and is also multi-cultural. Taal was more Punjabi-friendly, remix, rhythmic kind of music etc. whereas Yuvvraaj is more about melody and love etc...Yuvvraaj being a musical and a grand film, audio is just 50%. The visuals and the music complement each other.
Did you give him many sleepless nights considering you like to work at night? 
I had a request from Mrs.Ghai asking me not to work very late in the night. So whenever it was 12 at night, I used to tell him, "I am tired. So let's call it a day" (laughs)

The music of Yuvvraaj has a very European kind of a feel with symphony, large scale orchestrations etc. 
Yeah, we've used a Motif from Beethoven's 5th Symphony because the story is set in Austria/ Prague etc. Hence, we wanted that experience and feel to come alive through the music.

After 'Jashn-e-Bahaara', Javed Ali became a household name; after 'Kabhi Kabhi Aditi', Rashid Ali had truly arrived. Do you think it's going to be Benny Dayal this time who has crooned the soulful 'Tu Hi Toh Meri Dost Hai' in Yuvvraaj? 
I hope so (smiles). I really wish Benny has a great future. He is a very hardworking boy. In fact, he has even sung a song for me in Ghajini which I am sure people will like. My best wishes are always with him.
You are known to give new singers a chance be it Naresh Iyer or Rashid Ali or Benny Dayal. How do you find this new and untapped talent every time? 
It just happens. We just check them out and if they are good enough we give them a break (smiles).

They usually say that you reserve the best track for yourself in every album, be it 'Khwaja Mere Khwaja' in Jodhaa Akbar or 'Tu Bole' in Jaane Tu....is it true in the case of Yuvvraaj? 
(smiles) In Yuvvraaj, I have not sung much. I have just sung bits and pieces here and there. Though Mr. Ghai wanted me to sing, I don't think my voice matches Salman Khan's. He has a much deeper voice. If I feel convinced that it's working for the betterment of the film's music I retain it, else I remove it.
How long did it take to compose the music for Yuvvraaj and what was the brief given? 
The initial brief was Mr Ghai always wanted to have a full fledged orchestra kind of a musical score and with Yuvvraaj he has fulfilled his desire. I hope people like it and appreciate it.

Lyrics have been written by Gulzar Saab...How has been the experience working with him? 
I love working with Gulzaar saab. His whole temperament and vast experience is something which I really admire. All the films that I have worked with him have been really enjoyable.
I know one should never ask a music composer to pick his favorite track but nevertheless which track is closest to your heart? 
I like 'Tu Muskura'...it's a really soulful number.

A lot has been said about Katrina playing the cello. Whose idea was it and is it the first time that the cello has been used in a Hindi film?
It was Mr. Ghai's idea. I don't think the cello has been used in any other Hindi film on screen. The sight of a beautiful girl playing an instrument like the cello seems like an overwhelming visual. It's really nice.

Have you used the cello in many songs? 
It's almost interwoven in every song.

Is it true that the sound of the cello is closest to the human voice? 
Yes...provided it's played properly (laughs)

In today's time and age there doesn't seem to be any rivalry among music composers. You have someone like Shankar Mahadevan who every now and then sings for Vishal-Shekhar and even Vishal has sung a lot for Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy. Have you been approached by other music composers to song and will you do that? 
I have been approached. They have been very kind to ask me to lend my voice but I am signed by a company and hence cannot go beyond my contract.

Which soundtracks have you liked in the recent past? 
I've heard a couple of songs of Rock On. I loved the trailer and the whole concept seems really interesting. I want to watch Rock On.
Earlier this year, on your birthday you launched your dream project K M Music Conservatory in Chennai. How is work coming along on that front? 
It has been really good. The first batch of students has already been enrolled and the response has been more than encouraging.
Is it true that you are part of a T.V. show called The Big Band? Could you take us through that? 
The Big Band is a search for the best band. I liked the concept when Phat Phish came and narrated the idea to me. We are looking at exploring talent not just across India but also from neighboring countries such as Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Malaysia etc. It will also facilitate in some sort of a cultural exchange between our musicians and their musicians. I am really excited about being part of the show. 
Finally, what's next in line after Yuvvraaj? 
After Yuvvraaj, there is the Aamir Khan starrer Ghajini. I am also doing the music for Shree Ashtavinayak Cine Vision Ltd.'s multi-starrer Blue. There is also Danny Boyle'sSlumdog Millionaire, the music of which is already done. So there's a lot to look forward too.


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