A.R. Rahman even operated the drone for his movie | Indie'N Folk Project Ft. ‪@ARRahman‬

Embark on an extraordinary journey into the world of music with the legendary A.R. Rahman as he shares intimate anecdotes and insights in an exclusive and candid interview with Peeyush on the Indie'n Folk Project. The video opens with Peeyush's lighthearted compliment, likening Rahman to a living legend. Peeyush kickstarts the conversation by recalling Jim Carrey's iconic Golden Globe speech, sparking a discussion about the daily workings of a musical maestro like A.R Rahman. With infectious laughter, Rahman reveals that his creative process often hinges on deadlines and the impending release of a song or movie, debunking the myth of constant inspiration. The interview takes a delightful turn as Peeyush shares a humorous anecdote from Ram Gopal Verma's "Rangeela" days, where Rahman's TV-watching escapades in Goa led to the creation of the timeless track "Hai Rama." Rahman confirms the tale, highlighting the serendipitous inspiration drawn from unexpected sources. Transitioning seamlessly, Peeyush introduces himself and the show, playfully suggesting that introducing A. R Rahman would render the interview unnecessary. Their camaraderie shines through as they indulge in a spontaneous rendition of a Bollywood classic "Premika Ne Pyaar Se", with Rahman encouraging Peeyush's musical aspirations with his trademark humility. Peeyush asks A.R. Rahman about Antakshari, to which Rahman nods. He prompts Rahman for a song starting with "M," and A.R Rahman quickly responds with "Muqabala." Peeyush jokes about having three "M" songs in mind. He shares an anecdote about a lyricist's belief in Rahman's "M" songs being hits. Peeyush then asks about superstitions, to which Rahman expresses disbelief. Rahman emphasizes belief's role in shaping reality and discusses his efforts to elevate Indian music internationally, driven by research and vision. As superstitions become the topic of discussion, Rahman gracefully dismisses them, imparting wisdom about the power of belief and manifestation. His unwavering commitment to elevating Indian music on the global stage becomes evident as he shares his journey of research and innovation. The interview with A.R. Rahman covers a range of topics. He discusses the significance of awards versus educational institutions like Berklee College of Music in promoting diverse musical genres. He also shares insights into his recent projects, including his role as a drone operator for "99 Songs" and his cinematic venture "Maidaan." The conversation delves into Rahman's views on education and creativity, his dedication to cultural authenticity in music, and his thoughts on artificial intelligence in music production. Rahman's humility, introspection, and integrity shine through as he shares anecdotes and reflections. The interview concludes with Rahman's heartfelt plea to subscribe to the Indie'n Folk Project, showcasing his musical genius and wisdom. #arrahman #arrahmanmashup #arrahmanmusic #premikanepyarse #premikasong #chamkilasongs #maidaantrailer #99songs #muqabala #arrahmansongs #interview #musicinterview #trending #arrahmanhits #podcast #musicpodcast #trending #ipl2024 #ipl #openingceremony #chamkilaamarjot 0:00 — Trailer 1:57 — How does a legend work on a day-to-day basis? 3:27 — Ram Gopal Varma story of Rangeela 3:47 — Intro 4:00 — Should I become a singer or I stop infecting people 4:20 — The questions he bored of now 5:08 — Favorite song 5:23 — Batman of Indian Music 6:11 — Antakshari game (What do you sing with M?) 7:20 — Superstitions and manifestations 8:17 — Awards or colleges 9:00 — Sports (He go to maidan for flying drones sometimes) 12:46 — His definition of education and roast on education system 13:58 — Chamkila and Maidaan folkish touch 14:54 — Not doing or doing hindi films 15:50 — Do you have your songs in your playlist? 17:58 — AI Vs Human (AI created Album & Lyrics) 18:53 — Why would you say ‘life is a burden’ in one of your interviews 19:49 — Story of Hollywood album 20:03 — By throwing things he shows his anger 20:22 — Outro