Real @ARRahman Revealed – Does His Music Originate From Pain? | 1947 Earth | Rahman Music Sheets 158

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Sriniwas is great, he very well explained Rehmaan honestly

Wow moment is 12.02 to 12.15

It's true that ARR's spirituality has transformed him. ARR is the pioneer in introducing a plethora of new vocalists and musicians to the Indian cinema industry, granting them recognition alongside their names. I suppose he is a pure soul more than his music.

Love the way he explains arr and also enthusiasm level when he narrates something about him. True love for arr

Srini sir being so humble.. his voice is amazing.. yet he says "not sure how Rahman made him sound so good in that song".

One and only A R Rahman ❤

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Srini sir is absolutely right about ARR mentioning he give credit to other artists who work along with him...I still remember when i used buy cassettes, in track list or in inlay they used to mention flute, percussions & other musical instrument & even backing vocals or chorus...

Indeed it is!

Srini sir is true admirer of arr sir.

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Another fantastic episode. Srinivasan is a really great singer who worked so much with ARRehman..It's really good to understand about ARRehman's humbleness from Srinivasan. Eagerly waiting for next week episode 🎉

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Another awesome episode. Just love Srinivas. I always say that ARR was in a different world when composing Earth 1947. Such haunting songs, each a gem. And not to forget the masterpiece instrumentals also especially Theme Music. Back to Yeh Jo Zindagi, such a gem, and in fact the two songs that I initially knew Srinivas from was this one and Dola Dola (Dil Hi Dil Main). It is interesting how much Srinivas credited this song to Javed Akhtar but Javed saab didn't even remember it in the recent episodes 😂.
And it's correctly pointed out that this is one of his numerous songs defined by chorus. He is like king of chorus, from Kehna Hi Kya to Zariya. He's got like singing angels in his team. And so interesting to hear from Srinivas how he loved only singing choruses.

We didn’t give A R Rahman his due respect yet.. not even a drop..
Thanks O2 again..

Another spectacular episode!

Two highlights stood out for me:

Srinivas, as always, spoke with genuine emotion, peeling back layers to reveal the soul behind the persona. The depth and sincerity of his words made me admire him even more. My respect and affection for him have soared to new heights.

The music of 1947 Earth - a haunting masterpiece that remains one of Bollywood’s most underrated treasures. Its ethereal melodies resonate deeply, and though it may not have received the recognition it deserved, I’m certain that true music lovers will continue to rediscover and cherish it for generations to come.

A heartfelt thank you to O2 for delivering such profound and memorable content.

Another incredible episode from @O2India and Mr Srini! His passion for music and showcasing AR’s through live singing highlights its complexities even more. 1947 Earth is an exceptional album, no surprises there😊

To me one of AR’s greatest painful songs is Rockstar’s Aur Ho…..unbelievable composition…

Delightful and insightful episode of Srinivas yet again. The surprising fact for me is how the song he sang was actually for an intimate scene in the movie. However, it doesn't sound even a bit like that when you listen in audio. I always thought it like a situational or theme song in the movie but never ever I could think of it that way as I also hadn't watched the movie.

Kudos to moment the day selection and more so, Srinivas words about Rahman's greatness which shooted from his heart than from his mouth. Ofcrs, though everyone knows what Rahman is and how he conducts himself before others which is not unmasking actually as the cover says yet it felt like as if we are listening about it for the first time because he says it with such depth and clarity that you can't help but nod your head to every word he said about ARR persona.

Eagerly waiting for the next episode about what he has to say on those two complaints against Rahman within the industry as well as certain sections of the audiences today and then as well.

Even there are ppl in the nineties who thrashed Rahman into slices for sounding so new that they couldn't get it. And even today he's ahead of everyone's cliched ears and the same complaint keeps circulating. The more I listen to some of his recent underrated hits the more I felt that. The only surprising difference is that he's now even more misunderstood despite knowing what range of a composer he is and his global acclaims!

Please also conduct interviews of Imtiaz Ali, Parsoon Joshi, Udit Narayan, Kumar Sanu, Anuradha Paudwal, Shreya Ghoshal, Sonu Nigam, Mohit Chauhan, Naresh Iyer, Aamir Khan, Nandita Das and some others who have worked with Rehman or familiar with his work. Thank you, this channel is a real treat for the lovers of music and especially for those who love AR.

It indeed was the moment of the day.

Episodes 156-158 has truly help us understand the brilliance of Srinivas ji..which often gets ignored by many ❤

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1) Garm Hawa, 2) 1947 Earth, 3) Pinjar, 4) Tamas