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In this section, you will find a comprehensive collection of interviews conducted with the renowned Indian composer, singer-songwriter and music producer, A.R. Rahman in the year 2001. The interviews cover a wide range of topics including his work on his recent projects, his thoughts on the music industry, his creative process and much more.
I cannot decide on a favorite album, as they are all important pieces of my journey – A.R. Rahman
In this interview, Rahman discusses his approach to his music and his willingness to be objective and allow others to sing his compositions. He emphasizes the busy schedule of a composer and the need to prioritize.
Mohammed Rafi’s voice holds a very special place in my heart – A.R. Rahman
In this exclusive interview, A.R. Rahman compares an artist's personal style to a signature, stating their unique style is always recognizable. He uses the example of Rafi saying that his songs are immediately identifiable.
Nature is my source of inspiration and I am happy to be able to draw from it – A.R. Rahman
This article covers A.R. Rahman's thoughts on the role of nature in his music and the importance of considering a film as a whole in his work. Rahman credits nature as the source of his inspiration and values its beauty.
For me, there is something special in the stillness of silence. I find peace in it – A.R. Rahman
In this article, A.R. Rahman discusses the challenges he faces in his work and the effort he puts into each song. He shares an example of a song that gave him a difficult time from Alaipayuthey, which had several extra tunes.
After the success of Taal and Lagaan, I feel my music has stabilized – A.R. Rahman
In the interview, A.R. Rahman speaks about the release of the music for "Nayak" and discusses his experiences as a composer. Despite his recent fame and success, Rahman remains humble and dedicated to his craft.
I am committed to staying true to my identity in Bombay Dreams – A.R. Rahman
In this Asian Age interview, A.R. Rahman states that he is "enchanted" by the idea of an Indian theme being used in an international musical, as he is set to compose the music for "Bombay Dreams".
Music is an infinite adventure of self-improvement and exploration – A.R. Rahman
In this interview with Sakaal Deepavali, A.R. Rahman states that he cannot pinpoint just one person as having influenced his music, but rather he has learned from various music directors.
I used to be terrified of singing, but now I feel a bit more comfortable – A.R. Rahman
A.R. Rahman sat down with Jyothi Venkatesh from MTV India while in Mumbai for the release of Nayak. During the interview, Rahman spoke about his career and his fear of singing with Lata Mangeshkar.
I cut down on the number of films and gave my attention to good music – A.R. Rahman
A.R. Rahman is known for his forward-thinking approach and refusal to dwell on past mistakes. When asked about his approach to his career, he stated, "I don't believe in looking at the past"
A Night to Remember: A. R. Rahman’s Epic Performance at San Francisco’s Cow Palace
On October 8th, 2000, the Cow Palace in San Francisco was the epicenter as Rahman took the stage, captivating the crowd with his soulful compositions leaving the audience in awe of his musical prowess.