Oscar-winning composer AR Rahman looks back on making music Rajinikanth Movies of the old days, and remembered how it wasn’t always the most enjoyable experience. In a new interview on Our Stupid Reactions YouTube channel, Rahman said that that movies There was ‘hell’ due to tight deadlines and immense pressure.
Rahman admitted that he, like every other artiste, experiences creative hiccups, but added that the bigger problem is pressure. “At least now it’s better, but before it used to be, we start in March, when I used to Rajinikanth Movies… This film will have to release by Diwali, they will say. And then, I would have to do songs, I would have to do backgrounds, and the electricity in my house used to be very funky. We had two generators deployed. It was hell. ,
He said that he will always have to give priority to Rajinikanth’s films, which would annoy other directors working with him, as Rahman used to work on multiple projects simultaneously. He continued, “I used to do three films, so other directors used to say, ‘Mera stuff is coming on Diwali bhi, AR’. It was hell. I hated all these festivals, because they gave me hell no matter what. Be it Diwali or New Year or Pongal, because I never used to enjoy. Now there is more leisure.”
Rahman has composed music for many of Rajinikanth’s films such as Muthu, Sivaji: The Boss, Enthiran and most recently, 2.0. At the film’s trailer launch event in 2018, Rahman said, “Superstar is my favorite hero. It is because of his continuity in his career. I am inspired by his lifestyle. I am also attracted by his spirituality.”
Rahman has won six National Film Awards, two Academy Awards, two Grammy Awards, one BAFTA Award, one Golden Globe Award, fifteen Filmfare Awards and seventeen Filmfare Awards South.
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