AR Rahman said Hans Zimmer’s name alone will attract non-Indian audiences towards Ranbir Kapoor RamayanaBecause two Oscar-winning composers have come together for the film’s soundtrack. Talking about the collaboration, Rahman called it ‘epic’ and said that Zimmer’s presence will make many non-Indians curious to know what he has done in an Indian film.

Rahman also told Ramayana It is one of the biggest films of his career and he said that the project is notable not only for its story, but also for its scale and technology.

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In an interview with journalist Faridoon Shahryar, Rahman said, “I think it’s an epic collaboration. That too, doing a film that is our own, from our country and culture. Bringing him to the world for non-Indians is almost like an ambassador. His name will definitely inspire many people to watch the film. At least a certain section is going to see what Hans Zimmer has done in an Indian film.”

Rahman also talked about Zimmer’s status as an artist and said that it has been a great honor to work with him. He added, “He has also worn many hats. He is a true artist who thinks very differently than other people. He set a standard, inspiring generations. It is definitely a great honor to work with him in one of India’s greatest films.”

Rahman’s scale Ramayana

Rahman described the film as one of the biggest projects of his career. Recalling watching the trailer in 3D, he said that the story already held deep respect, but what stood out to him most was the technology. He described the music and sound as well as the 3D experience as incredible and said that he had not seen anything like it in India or anywhere in the world as a piece of art. He expressed, “It’s so incredible on 3D, music and sound.”

The film is being produced by Prime Focus Studios in association with DNEG and Yash’s Monster Mind Creations. The makers have positioned it as a large-scale mythological project rooted in Indian culture. Earlier, producer Namit Malhotra had said that the combined budget of both the parts will be more than $500 million i.e. Rs 4,000 crore.

Director talks about responsibility

Director Nitish Tiwari had previously said that he felt ‘scared, challenged and inspired’ when he was first offered the film. He said that adaptation Ramayana Came with ‘an important moral responsibility’. Malhotra, in a birthday note to the director, praised Tiwari’s frankness and decency, and said he was confident in taking ‘our country’s greatest story’ to audiences around the world.

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