Meet the winner: Suradha Rangarajan
Suradha participated in MTS'08 and reached the final 8 tracks then. This time he bettered his previous record and came out winning with flying colors, or shall we say, the tricolor.
Suradha participated in MTS'08 and reached the final 8 tracks then. This time he bettered his previous record and came out winning with flying colors, or shall we say, the tricolor.
Here's the winning song.
You can post your comments by going to the song page here
Suradha: First,I would like to express my happiness and gratitude, which springs from my soul, to TEAM TEMPOSTAND and Mr.AMRIT PRITAM. My vote of Thanks to you for selecting me (unexpected). When I was hearing the podcast, and my name was announced as the winner, all the hard work and effort put in to make the song,sprouted gladly from my heart.
I would like to thank : My lyricist Adithya.P.K. and the singers Devnath.B, Adithya.P.K, and Raja ,and Dilruba solo played by Vijayabharathi.
My friend Arun.S for his great support. Without you guys this song would have not been possible.
My Family & Friends for their love and support all through my life.
My Parents for giving me birth.They are my God.
Wish You all Happy Independence Day
Jai Hind!
Update (Aug 15th, 11:35 AM): Results Announced!
Listen to the podcast below to know the top 3 entries and the winner
Update (Aug 15th, 2 AM): Happy Independence Day people. A few more hours to go before we declare the results!
The following tracks figure in the top 8, in no particular order ;)
KastaDyne's Raise Your Hand
We took last year's MTS's winner and turned it into a foot-stomping number to dance to.Let your hair down and move your feet, this I-Day. Enjoy!
MTS'09 Judge
A sound engineer from JCFTI, Amrit Pritam worked with several Assamese films and documentaries in his early years.
Now a well established name in the film industry, Amrit landed in Mumbai with very limited resources at hand. Though the resources were limited but the determination was undying, and wishes were ample. There were hard times when he wanted to give up and return but his determination and love from his supporters, (which also included his carpenter among many other) helped him sail through. With help (both emotional and financial) from them he survived the first few tough years of his struggling days.
He tells us that it was sheer chance that landed him in Karan Johar's Kal Ho Na Ho, but he has grabbed that opportunity with both hands and has never looked back since then. And now 6 years since then he has worked in more than 40 films as sound editor, sound designer. Ghajini is Amrit's first film officially as sound designer. He worked on the main location shoot of Slumdog Millionaire and has recently been awarded the AIIFA for best sound for his fabulous work in Ghajini.
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