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1 | Hariharan

March 28th, 2007 at 12:05 pm

I dont know what you’re talking about. I for one find the songs extremely addictive. Yes, there is the “I’ve heard this before” feel but the songs still becomes very addictive. Perhaps you’re being bias?

2 | Karthik

March 28th, 2007 at 12:06 pm

Good for you! After liking HJ’s 2 recent Tamil albums, I find this tedious. More than the ‘heard this before’ feel, they sound very jaded to me.

3 | hariharan91

March 28th, 2007 at 7:18 pm

Obviously, Munna is no where near Unnale Unnale and Pachaikili Muthucharam, but it’s not that bad. And I thought Sainikudu was really good.

4 | Karthik

March 28th, 2007 at 7:22 pm

Hariharan: If you compare it to those 2 albums, Munna’s quite bad. The best judge for this would be Telugu audiences. Two strange things here - I personally though Vidyasagar’s music in Bangaram was decent, while Telugu folks in other forums ripped it apart.

Secondly, producer Dil Raju is using HJ for the first time - his usual composer is Devi Sri Prasad. So, I wonder what Telugu audiences feel really about this music. Sainikudu, as far as I recall, was not appreciated, but the music sunk more because of the movie’s dismal performance than anything else. Again, HJ doing a cheap Chaiyya chaiyya imitation in Sainikudu was rather dumb!

5 | polo246

March 30th, 2007 at 8:49 pm

I remember seeing Sainikudu topping the charts all the time. The audio was a huge success. And, Gunasekhar in an interview admitted himself that he asked Harris to create something like Chaiyya Chaiyya and that he was mighty pleased with the result. But I do agree with you, Harris is more capable of composing something more than Munna.

6 | SRINIVAS

April 4th, 2007 at 12:01 pm

harris recycled one song from his Tamil film Thotti Jaya for Sainikudu and now two songs from Pachaikili Muthucharam for Munna . I agree with Karthik - Other songs give you that heard before feel .

That guy seems to facing a creative bankruptcy . the frequency and regularity with which he recycles his own tunes in Tamil and now in Telugu would put the biggest copycats to shame.

for a Tamilian like me Munna is an Average Album but for Telugu Folks who have not heard much of Harris in Tamil this Album will Rock .