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Between 1996 – 2000
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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…
The amount of time it takes to write a song can be unpredictable – A.R. Rahman
In a 1996 Filmfare interview, A.R. Rahman discusses his transition from ad jingles to film scores, working with Mani Ratnam, and his approach to composition. He reveals insights on 'Roja' and 'Bombay'.
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.
When I compose without going through meditation, the melody doesn’t stick – A.R. Rahman
In a 1996 Filmfare interview, A.R. Rahman discusses his musical journey, creative process, and philosophy. He reflects on fame's transience and his approach to composing for films like 'Rangeela'.
I’m a creative person, not a machine churning out music – A.R. Rahman
The interview titled which appears below, was originally published on the Asian Age in December 1998. ©The rights…
Starting with Mani Ratnam uplifted my energies – A.R. Rahman
The interview titled "I try to break the conventional way of having a track." which appears below, was…