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Let’s bridge the gap so that Indian singers can conquer the world stage – A.R. Rahman
In an interview with Outlook, A.R. Rahman expresses his desire to see Indian singers achieve global success. He believes that with the right attitude and approach, Indian singers can break down barriers.
Patriotic melodies can be powerful without being loud – A.R. Rahman
In an interview with Rediff, A.R. Rahman discussed how he approaches patriotic themes in his film music. He said, "Patriotic melodies can be powerful without being loud. They can be subtle and touch the heart."
Expected to be John Williams, Ennio Morricone, and Michael Jackson all in one – A.R. Rahman
A.R. Rahman speaks of his approach to composing music for Indian films in an interview with The Guardian. He states that "They expect you to be John Williams, Ennio Morricone, and Michael Jackson all rolled into one."
I slip in and out of restaurants unnoticed by going alone – A.R. Rahman
A.R. Rahman talks about his ability to move around unnoticed in public, even without bodyguards in an interview with News World. He says "I don't have bodyguards and I go around unnoticed"
A.R. Rahman’s Filmfare Winning Journey: Composing for Lagaan
A.R. Rahman speaks about his experience of working on Lagaan in an interview with Filmfare. He mentions that it was a challenging project as it required him to create music that was both traditional and modern.
‘Every Song is Like My Child’: Rahman on Night Sessions, Ragas, and Creative Freedom
Why does A.R. Rahman work at night? How does he choose ragas? The musical maestro discusses his artistic decisions, classical training, and why creativity can't follow a clock.
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…
If I lose my concentration for even a moment, I have to start from the beginning – A.R. Rahman
A.R. Rahman opens up about his journey, creativity, and life’s influences in this heartfelt interview with The Week. From his working style to his faith, he reflects on the moments that shaped him.
‘Mani Said Make It Happy’: How Rahman’s Iconic ‘Dil Hai Chota Sa’ from Roja Was Born
"Initially, I had done 'Dil hai chota sa' as a sad sequence." Rahman reveals how Mani Ratnam's suggestion transformed his first hit, breaking traditional song structure along the way.
‘It Shouldn’t Feel Like an Exam’: Inside A.R. Rahman’s Unique Recording Method
No rushed sessions, no waiting artists. Musical maestro A.R. Rahman reveals how his Chennai studio becomes a creative haven where singers forget time and deliver their best performances.