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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 2003. 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.
Chinese media loved my work, some said the music elevated the film to a new level – A.R. Rahman
In this interview with Hindu, A.R. Rahman shares his latest musical endeavors, including his composition in the Chinese film 'Warriors of Heaven and Earth' which has taken the Chinese audience by storm.
I was hesitant to meet He Ping, but I quickly saw the musical possibilities in his film – A.R. Rahman
In this interview with India Times, A.R. Rahman speaks about his recent Chinese film "Warriors of Heaven and Earth". The movie was selected as China's official entry for the Oscars and expresses his hope for it.
I am glad Kannathil Muthamittal got the National Award despite initial lack of recognition – A.R. Rahman
In this interview with Indian Express, A.R. Rahman speaks about the ups and downs of the music market, which he compares to the resurgence of cricket, and reflects on the impact of technology advancements.
Rather than making money I believe in making people happy, all other things are secondary – A.R. Rahman
In this interview with Click Walla, A.R. Rahman explains that his priority is bringing happiness to people rather than making money, and that he focuses on one film at a time with directors he feels a strong connection with.
When you are doing music, one is immersed. Joy or sorrow, both, gets lost in it – A.R. Rahman
A.R. Rahman, the acclaimed music composer behind numerous Bollywood soundtracks and the London musical "Bombay Dreams," sits down for a two-part interview with popular TV host Simi Garewal.
Belittling others only holds you back from becoming great and reaching your full potential – A.R. Rahman
In this interview with Belief Net, A.R. Rahman shares his unique perspective on music and Sufi beliefs, drawing from various musical traditions to create a universal message of divine love.
I cannot live without my Apple Mac. Most of my music is made on them – A.R. Rahman
In this interview with Washington Post, A.R. Rahman opens up about his reliance on technology to create his signature sound. He utilizes his Macs to build songs on loops and synthbeats, resulting in a unique style.
I balance projects, travel, and learning to maintain my creative shell – A.R. Rahman
In this interview with Mid Day, A.R. Rahman discusses his transformation from a reserved composer to a performer in music videos, stage shows, and commercials ahead of his debut concert in Mumbai.
Music knows no boundaries, but at times my vision exceeds the limitations of a project – A.R. Rahman
In this interview with Outlook, A.R. Rahman reflects on the opportunities and his conflicting feelings of wanting to pursue new projects abroad while also being deeply rooted in his hometown of Chennai.
Talent is key, but singers may feel rejected if not acquainted with – A.R. Rahman
The interview which appears below, was originally published on Filmi Baatein in May 2003. ©The rights to this…