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The use of the shehnai and heavy percussion in the title track "Raanjhanaa" perfectly encapsulates the energy of a North Indian town.
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The story follows (Dhanush), the son of a Hindu priest in Varanasi, who falls for Zoya (Sonam Kapoor), the daughter of a Muslim professor. His lifelong obsession leads him through years of stalking and persistence, eventually culminating in a complex web of betrayal and sacrifice when Zoya moves to Delhi and falls for a student leader, Akram/Jasjeet (Abhay Deol). Performance Highlights
Raanjhanaa holds a unique position. Despite being a Hindi film, its lead actor, Dhanush, is a colossal star in Tamil cinema. The film's music by A. R. Rahman has a universal South Asian appeal. Consequently, when the movie released, Tamil audiences were just as eager to hear the songs as Hindi audiences.
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A unique blend of Persian and Hindi lyrics that highlights the political and rebellious shift in the film's second half. The Legacy of the Music