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BombaY – Ar. Rahman & Mani Rathnam

Hariharan & Chitra

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25 Responses to “BombaY – Ar. Rahman & Mani Rathnam”

  1. I dont think they …
    I dont think they were meaning to sound racist hun.x

  2. i love all …
    i love all differernt songs………this is truely different and refreshing. I wish i could type your language to return the gratitude.You have a wonderful voice.

    regards

    Beth

  3. AR Rehman Sir, …
    AR Rehman Sir, Music always sound awesome, no matter which language it is.
    Headsoff Sir,

  4. Nicely done :)
    Nicely done :)

  5. CanKamGranFair on August 21st, 2009 at 4:34 am

    lol i really …
    lol i really shoulda read some of the comments b4 posting but still beautiful:)

  6. CanKamGranFair on August 21st, 2009 at 4:34 am

    what a beautiful …
    what a beautiful song, i wish i knew what he was saying im sure the words r great when he sings with such feeling:)

  7. I totally agree …
    I totally agree with you. I am a Tamilian and i find that the intensity of the lyric seriously suffers when it is translated.

  8. honeyisjustallthat on August 21st, 2009 at 4:34 am

    dnt read this(cuz …
    dnt read this(cuz it really wrks). u will gt kissd on the nearest frieday by the love of ur life. 2mara wll b the bst day of ur life hwever if you dnt post ths comment 2 at least 3 vids u will die withn 2 days nw uv startd readn this dnt stp this is so scary snd ths ovr 2 5 vids in 143 mins

  9. ImSpartacus1314 on August 21st, 2009 at 4:34 am

    SUBJECTIVE.
    SUBJECTIVE.

  10. It need not be …
    It need not be viewed as a racist comment. I agree that music has no barriers; however, lyrics – and the intensity of the lyrics and the depth of the meaning conveyed – varies among languages. This is sadly true even to songs that are directly translated from one language to another. Being equally fluent in Tamil and Hindi, I have seen this occur in so many songs of films that were re-made in Hindi.

  11. you retarded racist …
    you retarded racist. how could you bring race and religion into music. i like music no matter what language it is in. people like you cause animosity.

  12. Even Hindi sounds …
    Even Hindi sounds melodious to me… compared to English. Unfortunately thats my language.

  13. i am south indian …
    i am south indian tamil but i have to say tamil is so melodious and i ain’t gonna say every language sounds nice cos thts b/s

  14. I am a Sri Lankan …
    I am a Sri Lankan too. You are 100% correct.

  15. he’s a retard
    he’s a retard

  16. parlezz…
    whats …
    parlezz…
    whats your point.

  17. What ever happened …
    What ever happened to Manisha Koirala. She was doing so well in the 90’s and now she is virtually none existant, doing low budget movies?

  18. The song is there …
    The song is there in Hindi too – Tu Hi Re! Its just as good!! A R Rahman is incredible!!

  19. im hindi but i love …
    im hindi but i love this!!!!

  20. excellent……….
    excellent……….

  21. u r a chuth
    u r a chuth

  22. nd who the do …
    nd who the do u think u are!!

  23. the day u accept …
    the day u accept all languages and appreciate the diversity u will be a human….till then u r a moron…..useless

  24. I am a sri lankan …
    I am a sri lankan although i dont know tamil i enejoy this great music and it touches my heart every time i hear it. music is universal

  25. All u dumbshitz …
    All u dumbshitz that commented below me are in loserssssss. speakin sum dumb that i dont understand, OFF

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