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Step into the year 2000 with A.R. Rahman as he shares his thoughts on his musical journey, his approach to creating timeless melodies, and his observations on the ever-evolving music industry. In a series of laid-back yet insightful conversations, Rahman offers a glimpse into the passion and innovation that fuel his work.
I blend elements from various traditions to create original music – A.R. Rahman
The interview titled "Making music with A R Rahman" which appears below, was originally published on Chennai News…
I’ve set the price that reflects the worth of my talent and time – A.R. Rahman
The interview titled which appears below, was originally published on Rediff.com in February 2000. ©The rights to this…
If I lose my concentration for even a moment, I have to start from the beginning – A.R. Rahman
The interview which appears below, was originally published on The Week in April 2000. ©The rights to this…
Mani convinced me to change ‘Dil hai chota sa’ from a sad to a happy song – A.R. Rahman
The interview titled "A R Rahman on his musical inspiration and influences" which appears below, was originally published…
“Ishwar Allah” was written and composed in one day – A.R. Rahman
The interview which appears below, was originally published on Zee Premiere in January 2000. ©The rights to this…
It’s my responsibility not to betray listeners’ trust – A.R. Rahman
The interview titled "A Jugalbandi with A.R.Rahman" which appears below, was originally published on Filmfare in October 2000.…
Composing for international project a dream since Roja – A.R. Rahman
The interview which appears below, was originally published on The Asian Age in December 2000. ©The rights to…
I simply move on after completing a score – A.R. Rahman
The interview twhich appears below, was originally published on India Times in January 2000. ©The rights to this…
A comfortable recording environment fosters candid performances – A.R. Rahman
The interview titled "A.R. Rahman - On The Brink Of Worldwide Acclaim" which appears below, was originally published…
Knowing the computer helps to perfect things – A.R. Rahman
A.R. Rahman, a man of few words, has always allowed his music to speak for itself. His exceptional scores for filmmaker Mani Ratnam have earned him accolades in India and have even caught the attention of Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber.