2.27.2006
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Memoirs of a Rahmaniac (e-book)
2000-word blog post becomes 18000-word e-book
Memoirs of a Rahmaniac is a celebration of twenty years of omnipresence of AR Rahman's music in Sureshkumar's life.
Zip file contains e-book in all major formats: mobi (Kindle), epub (Nook, Kobo, Sony, iBooks), and PDF.
Reviews
"Speechless."
"Lost for Words."
"I had tears in my eyes."
"I think we should share this with Rahman and I cannot imagine how happy he would be."
"Read it twice. What a nostalgic trip, just that u had taken it for me too."
"You made me cry with Nostalgia."
"I can't believe I had a very similar journey as a Rahmaniac."
"Stunned!"
"Excellent. This is the story of many Rahmaniacs, especially people nearing 30."
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2 comments:
It's great that they're getting back together, and with the Kutti B as the hero. he did an excellent job in Yuva. The only thing that I don't like too much is Ash Rai. Last I heard, after Iruvar, Maniratnam vowed never to use her again. Is it 'cos she's an 'international' icon now?
Thanks for the links. It's so rare that something of this quality shows up these days. I have a feeling Hindi films [and ARR in Hindi music] are getting much better these days - thanks to Vijai, Yuvan [i don't particulary hate YSR... nothing great either - and unfortunately that is all we get]] etc., Happens when men of lesser calibre command.
I still don't like AB Jr. even after so many of my friends loved Bluffmaster - thou Vishal-Shekar always do a pretty good job. Would see Aish anyday, any film.
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