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Print Interviews: 2008
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Join A.R. Rahman in a series of candid conversations from the year 2008, as he opens up about his musical milestones, his approach to composing and producing, and his perspectives on the changing dynamics of the music scene. In these in-depth discussions, Rahman reveals the intricate processes behind his legendary compositions, shares his experiences collaborating with other artists, and reflects on the evolution of music across different cultures.
When I’m Confident, I’m Wrong: A.R. Rahman’s Insight at Rotary Club Award Ceremony
In a candid Times of India interview, A.R. Rahman reflects on the profound impact of divine inspiration and his relentless pursuit of musical innovation, highlighting memorable projects like 'Roja.'
‘My slate is yet to be written on’: A.R. Rahman honoured Lifetime Award by Rotary Club Madras
In receiving the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Rotary Club of Madras, A.R. Rahman reflects on his unwritten future, emphasizing his continuous innovation with projects like 'Jodhaa Akbar.'
We should emulate the 60s style of working: A.R. Rahman on the future of Indian Music
In an Times of India interview, A.R. Rahman advocates for a return to the 1960s style of working, suggesting that modern Indian music directors can enhance their creativity by adopting past working styles.
How A.R. Rahman transformed a shoestring budget into a musical masterpiece – ‘Ada… a Way of Life’
In an interview with The Hindu, A.R. Rahman discusses his innovative approach on "Ada... a way of life," emphasizing the creative freedom achieved through the collaboration with director Tanvir Ahmed.
Rahman on Record: The composer discusses his life, music, and spirituality – Rolling Stones Feature
In a Rolling Stone exclusive feature, A.R. Rahman delves into the intricacies of his musical journey, reflecting on his guarded approach to publicity and his patriotic spirit. He also discusses pivotal projects like 'Guru' and 'Sivaji'.
A.R. Rahman and Aamir Khan: Harmonizing creativity for the movie ‘Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na’
In an interview with Nithya Ramani and Syed Firdaus Ashraf from Rediff.com, A.R. Rahman shares insights into working with Abbas Tyrewala and Aamir Khan on Jaane Tu... Ya Jaane Na.
Strings of Harmony: A.R. Rahman’s Candid Conversations on ‘Koffee with Anu’ Show
In an intimate chat on 'Koffee with Anu', A.R. Rahman credits the blend of familial support and early musical adventures, reflecting on his soulful journey from playing in studios to launching the KM Music Conservatory.
Chennai’s Own A.R. Rahman: Global Tunes and Changing Notes from Maestro’s Hometown
In an interview with The Times of India, A.R. Rahman reveals his excitement for the Chennai Changing Notes Times of India concert, highlighting unique Chennai sounds in the performance.
Everything in my life changed when I found Sufism and discovered myself – A.R. Rahman
In an interview with BBC Asian Network, A.R. Rahman credits Sufism's profound impact on his life and music, reflecting on iconic scores like 'Roja' and exploring new territories in 'Bombay Dreams' and 'Lord of the Rings.
Behind the scenes with A.R. Rahman: The Making of Jodhaa Akbar’s iconic tunes
A.R. Rahman admits to Rediff in a candid interview how "Azeem Shaan Shahenshah" outshines his previous compositions, showcasing his evolution with Mohammad Aslam and Bony Chakravarti.