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Rang De Basanti
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Music Beyond Borders: A.R. Rahman on using art to ‘Understand and Love’ in a divided world
In this interview with CNN's Talk Asia, A.R. Rahman delves deep into his views on music's role in breaking cultural barriers. Rahman explores music's ability to transcend language and religion.
Forced to become a musician to support his family, A.R. Rahman is now India’s top composer
In this revealing interview with Hindustan Times, music maestro A.R. Rahman takes us on a journey through his life, discussing his inspirations, Sufi influences, and his path to global acclaim.
In my songs, like ‘Chaiyya Chaiyya,’ it’s all about balancing melody and tempo – A.R. Rahman
A.R. Rahman, in an exclusive interview with Little India, reveals the art behind his enchanting music, achieving a perfect harmony of melody and tempo, as seen in his iconic track 'Chaiyya Chaiyya'.
I eagerly await the day when we achieve an Oscar, Grammy, all simultaneously – A.R. Rahman
In this interview with The Hindu, A.R. Rahman reflects on his musical journey, cherishing memories of his father's influence, discovering new talents, and envisioning India's rich culture captivating the world.
I’m at my best when I’m in control of my work – A.R. Rahman defends his unique pace
In this interview with Mumbai Mirror, Rahman reveals the secrets behind Rang De Basanti's soundtrack success. Collaborating with Rakeysh Mehra and Prasoon Joshi, Rahman managed to churn all songs as super hits.
I used to travel to Bangalore to find my favorite music, now it’s just a touch away – A.R. Rahman
In his conversation with Rajeev Masand for CNN-IBN, A.R. Rahman revealed, "The process of creating music for a film like 'Rang De Basanti' was about going abstract and balancing the movie's gravity."
When composing Jiya Jale, I felt a lot of Mallu ‘Maplah’ tunes coming into my head – A.R. Rahman
In an interview with Jitesh Pillai, A.R. Rahman opens up about his awe-inspiring journey from a small room composer to an international icon. Grounded by faith, he blends diverse traditions to create captivating melodies.
A.R. Rahman traces his career Journey at Stanford’s Pan-Asian Music Festival
Music has no destination. It's endless. Music is the thing that unites people. There's so much hatred in the world, that I'm just blessed to be a musician." - A.R. Rahman at Stanford University's Pan-Asian Music Festival.
Most of the big hits that people have liked have remained a collaborative effort – A.R. Rahman
Get an inside look into A.R. Rahman's world as ET Madras Plus covers his music, cherished family moments, and the exciting prospects of an upcoming solo album aspirations.
There’s a Yahoo Groups fan base with over 8,000 fans, and I keep track – A.R. Rahman
Mid Day presents an insightful conversation with A.R. Rahman, where he shares his views on blending genres, composing for period films, and his daughters' involvement in "Mangal Pandey."