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In “Directors’ Perspectives”, filmmakers share their experiences of collaborating with A.R. Rahman, reflecting on how his music elevated their cinematic visions. They discuss the dynamic interplay between visuals and soundtracks, revealing the profound impact Rahman’s compositions have on storytelling and emotional resonance in film.

‘He Woke Me Up, Got the Tune in a Dream’ – Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra on A.R. Rahman’s Magic
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‘He Woke Me Up, Got the Tune in a Dream’ – Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra on A.R. Rahman’s Magic

In Rahman Music Sheets documentary, Rakesh Omprakash Mehra reveals how A.R. Rahman composed Arziyan in a dream, their vulnerable creative process, and making Delhi 6's healing music.
‘Rahman Sir Told Them to Keep Me Away’ – Director Bejoy Nambiar’s Yahoo Groups Ban Story
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‘Rahman Sir Told Them to Keep Me Away’ – Director Bejoy Nambiar’s Yahoo Groups Ban Story

In this interview with I Love A.R. Rahman Podcast, Bejoy Nambiar reveals how a fan group argument got him banned from Rahman's studio, their LA collaboration, and future projects.
‘My First Reaction Was He Had Lost His Head’: Ram Gopal Varma on A.R. Rahman’s ‘Hai Rama’
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‘My First Reaction Was He Had Lost His Head’: Ram Gopal Varma on A.R. Rahman’s ‘Hai Rama’

Through the making of 'Rangeela', Ram Gopal Varma discovers what sets A.R. Rahman apart: his innovative recording techniques, creative humility, and unwavering commitment to excellence.
Rajeev Menon Reflects on the Genius of A.R. Rahman and Their 20-Year Journey
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Rajeev Menon Reflects on the Genius of A.R. Rahman and Their 20-Year Journey

In a heartfelt conversation on Rainbow FM, director Rajeev Menon shares insights into his 20-year collaboration with A.R. Rahman, reflecting on their creative bond and Rahman’s unique artistry.
Shekhar Kapur Asks: Does A.R. Rahman Really Need the West’s Approval?
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Shekhar Kapur Asks: Does A.R. Rahman Really Need the West’s Approval?

On his blog, Shekhar Kapur celebrates A.R. Rahman’s genius and questions why India seeks Western approval for its art, despite its unmatched cultural and unparalleled musical depth.
“Cinematography must blend with the story” – B. Kannan reflects on collaborating with A.R. Rahman
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“Cinematography must blend with the story” – B. Kannan reflects on collaborating with A.R. Rahman

In an interview with Rahmania - Aaha FM, B. Kannan credits his immersive cinematography approach and seamless collaboration with A.R. Rahman on films like "Kizhakku Cheemayile" and "Kangalal Kaidhu Sei"
Ramesh Kanna’s Jaw-Dropping Moment: Finding A.R. Rahman Sleeping on the Studio Floor
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Ramesh Kanna’s Jaw-Dropping Moment: Finding A.R. Rahman Sleeping on the Studio Floor

In an interview with Rahmania Show, Ramesh Kanna shares the astonishing experience of discovering A.R. Rahman sleeping on the studio floor during the creation of music for "Muthu."
A Great Time Working: Danny Boyle on A.R. Rahman’s Slumdog Millionaire Soundtrack
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A Great Time Working: Danny Boyle on A.R. Rahman’s Slumdog Millionaire Soundtrack

In an interview with First Showing, Danny Boyle highlights A.R. Rahman's expressive compositions, reflecting on their iconic work together in Slumdog Millionaire.
I wanted it like Elton John song: Subhash Ghai on crafting ‘Nahi Samne’ with A.R. Rahman
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I wanted it like Elton John song: Subhash Ghai on crafting ‘Nahi Samne’ with A.R. Rahman

In an interview on Rahmania Show, Subhash Ghai credits A.R. Rahman's adaptability and innovative spirit, reflecting on their collaboration for "Nahi Samne" from Taal inspired by Elton John's singing style.
Sushmita Sen’s Charm: How it convinced A.R. Rahman to score for Pravinkanth’s ‘Ratchagan’
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Sushmita Sen’s Charm: How it convinced A.R. Rahman to score for Pravinkanth’s ‘Ratchagan’

In an interview on the Rahmania Show, Director Pravinkanth credits 'God's grace' for his collaboration with A.R. Rahman, reflecting on their hit projects like Ratchagan, Star, and Jodi.