A R Rahman is an optimist. And
with good reasons.
Firstly, he has been remarkably consistent as far as his scores for Hindi films are concerned.
And secondly, he preferred to see an aadha bhara (half-full) glass [and not an aadha khaali (half-empty) one], as evidenced by the line in the opening verse of Tu Bole Main Boloon, the track he rendered in Jaane Tu... Ya Jaane Na.
The track, which was four minutes and 36 seconds long, was penned by Abbas Tyrewala.
It wouldn’t be incorrect to say that it was an underrated gem.
Firstly, he has been remarkably consistent as far as his scores for Hindi films are concerned.
And secondly, he preferred to see an aadha bhara (half-full) glass [and not an aadha khaali (half-empty) one], as evidenced by the line in the opening verse of Tu Bole Main Boloon, the track he rendered in Jaane Tu... Ya Jaane Na.
The track, which was four minutes and 36 seconds long, was penned by Abbas Tyrewala.
It wouldn’t be incorrect to say that it was an underrated gem.
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