Courtesy:
IndiaFM
Friday,
July
27,
2007
The
music
industry
is
certainly
on
a
high
note
in
Bollywood.
Increasing
numbers
of
large
films
have
been
announced
and
one
of
the
biggest
and
most
awaited
films
of
2007
is
Shah
Rukh
Khan's
home
production,
Om
Shanti
Om.
It
was
recently
reported
that
T-Series
had
acquired
the
rights
to
the
music.
Now
comes
the
big
question
on
the
terms
of
the
deal.
We
have
learned
through
reliable
sources
and
an
insider
was
overheard
saying,
"It's
true
that
T-Series
has
acquired
the
audio
rights
for
Om
Shanti
Om.
The
deal
has
happened
at
a
figure
between
4
to
5
crores
and
the
company
plans
to
promote
the
music
very
aggressively".
The
film
directed
by
Farah
Khan
has
music
by
Vishal-Shekhar
with
some
arrangements
made
by
yesteryear
music
director
Pyarelal
of
the
Laxmikant-Pyarelal
duo.
The
major
highlight
of
the
film
is
a
song
that
features
almost
the
entire
present
day
and
(even
the)
yesteryear
film
industry
people
playing
themselves.
The
last
time
one
saw
something
like
this
was
in
Manmohan
Desai's
Naseeb.
Farah,
however,
promises
to
make
this
experience
bigger
and
better.
T-Series
is
currently
the
biggest
player
in
the
Indian
music
industry
and
is
planning
innovative
ways
to
market
Om
Shanti
Om,
including
a
big
activation
on
the
digital
medium.
Its
upcoming
lineup
of
film
includes
big
names
like
Bhool
Bhuliya,
Welcome,
God
Tussi
Great
Ho,
Showbiz,
Taare
Zameen
Par,
Bhootnath
and
the
Ghajini
remake