AR Rahman Calls Working On Rajinikanth Movies As ‘Hell’: “I Used To Hate All These Festivals… Diwali

He added that in those days he used to work on numerous projects simultaneously.

Bollywood singing diamond AR Rahman is known for making melodies that touch our spirits! Every one of his melodies without a doubt hits us in an unexpected way. Yet, have you at any point contemplated the experience he went through while creating his tunes? All things considered, as of late Rahman, glanced back at days when he worked for Rajinikanth's movies, and it's not wonderful! Keep reading for the Bollywood News.

The well known author has created the music for a considerable length of time of Thalaiva like Muthu, Sivaji: The Boss, Enthiran, and the latest one was, 2.0.

AR Rahman as of late had a meeting on the Our Stupid Reactions YouTube channel, in which he opened with regards to chipping away at Rajinikanth's film and considered the experience a 'damnation' in view of the short cutoff times and huge weight.

In the transformation, AR Rahman proceeded to clarify that very much like each and every other craftsman, he additionally experiences imaginative squares. In any case, he focused on additional on the word 'Strain' and considered it the more pressing issue. He said, "In some measure presently it's better, yet before it used to be, we start in March when I used to do Rajinikanth films… This film should deliver by Diwali, they will say. And afterward, I should do the melodies, I should do the foundation, and the power used to be extremely crazy at my place. We used to have two generators positioned. It was damnation."

The arranger then, at that point, proceeded to say that he'd reliably need to focus on the Rajinikanth films, which would chafe different chiefs that he was working with.

He added that in those days he used to deal with various tasks at the same time. "I used to complete three motion pictures, so different chiefs would say, 'My stuff is coming on Diwali as well, AR'. It was hellfire. I used to despise this large number of celebrations since they used to make some serious trouble for me, regardless of whether it was Diwali or New Year or Pongal on the grounds that I never used to appreciate it. Presently, there's significantly more relaxation." Rahman said.

AR Rahman has won six National Film Awards, two Academy Awards, two Grammy Awards, a BAFTA Award, a Golden Globe Award, fifteen Filmfare Awards, and seventeen Filmfare Awards South.

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