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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 2002. 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.
Memorable Bombay Dreams opening with dear friends and colleagues – A.R. Rahman
In the interview with Indian Express, A.R. Rahman speaks about "Bombay Dreams", and his thoughts on the positive reaction to the show. He also mentions his desire to continue composing music for Indian films.
I don’t worry about what is in store for tomorrow. That way, I can sleep – A.R. Rahman
In an interview with the Hindu, A.R. Rahman discusses his experience working on his first Western musical, "Bombay Dreams". He also mentions the importance of building bridges between the East and West.
Let’s bridge the gap so that Indian singers can conquer the world stage – A.R. Rahman
In an interview with Outlook, A.R. Rahman expresses his desire to see Indian singers achieve global success. He believes that with the right attitude and approach, Indian singers can break down barriers.
Patriotic melodies can be powerful without being loud – A.R. Rahman
In an interview with Rediff, A.R. Rahman discussed how he approaches patriotic themes in his film music. He said, "Patriotic melodies can be powerful without being loud. They can be subtle and touch the heart."
Expected to be John Williams, Ennio Morricone, and Michael Jackson all in one – A.R. Rahman
A.R. Rahman speaks of his approach to composing music for Indian films in an interview with The Guardian. He states that "They expect you to be John Williams, Ennio Morricone, and Michael Jackson all rolled into one."
I slip in and out of restaurants unnoticed by going alone – A.R. Rahman
A.R. Rahman talks about his ability to move around unnoticed in public, even without bodyguards in an interview with News World. He says "I don't have bodyguards and I go around unnoticed"
A.R. Rahman’s Filmfare Winning Journey: Composing for Lagaan
A.R. Rahman speaks about his experience of working on Lagaan in an interview with Filmfare. He mentions that it was a challenging project as it required him to create music that was both traditional and modern.
I forget the whole world as I close my eyes and compose – A.R. Rahman
In a birthday special interview given for the Asian Age, A.R. Rahman stated that he has no plans to work in Hollywood at the moment. Instead, he wants to finish Bombay Dreams and focus on his Indian films.