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Print Interviews: 2009
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Join A.R. Rahman in a series of candid conversations from the year 2009, 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.
You Feel a Power From Within. It’s This Power That Drives You – A.R. Rahman Speaks
Speaking to Jade Magazine from his Chennai studio, the Golden Globe winner opens up about his nocturnal compositions, spiritual awakening, and why he believes music must change with time.
More Than Just Bollywood: A.R. Rahman’s Golden Moment Opens Doors for Indian Music
In a 2009 Billboard interview, fresh from his Golden Globe win for Slumdog Millionaire, A.R. Rahman discusses breaking barriers and bringing Indian music to the West world.
My Mother’s Mental Strength and Sufi Beliefs Shaped My Path – A.R. Rahman
In this interview with India Today, A.R. Rahman shares how his mother’s resilience and his Sufi beliefs have guided him from local performances to global acclaim and innovation in music.
Some Things Are Very Low Profile, But They Excite Me Creatively – A.R. Rahman
In a Forbes interview, A.R. Rahman discusses his journey from Bollywood to global fame, sharing insights on Indian cinema, music royalties, and using art to bridge cultures post-Mumbai attacks.