http://www.blogbharti.com/joseph/music/interview-with-a-r-rahman/
Rajeev Nair has posted an interview with A R Rahman that he did for Khaleej Times. It has some interesting questions and answers. For example, this: How do you respond to the allegation on your dependence on technology? I don't think it is an allegation; it arises sometimes from ignorance or sometimes from a lack of understanding of what they say. Technology is progress. If I make good music with the technology, it is progress. There is good and bad in everything; you have to filter it. In every area there is mediocrity; technology is not a shortcut to creativity. and this: You did it for UN as a campaign against poverty. Do you think music can really make a difference to such causes? People have noticed the song; in the corner of their heart, a seed has been laid. They might think twice before spending money unnecessarily. I wanted the song to be an inspiration not a solution. In that respect, the song has made a difference. I wish if that was true. -- regards, Vithur Whatever God wants to give, no one can deny; Whatever God wants to deny, no one can give. Be happy always
