I am a Muslim, composing for Ramayana, says AR Rahman: ‘I studied in a Brahmin school, value the good things’ | Bollywood News
Composer AR Rahman had quite a busy 2025, and he has already hit the ground running with the album, Gandhi Talks. The sought-after composer will be under the spotlight once Nitesh Tiwari’s Ramayana releases later this year. The much-awaited film sees Rahman collaborating with the legend Hans Zimmer. While appearing on BBC Asian’s YouTube channel, Rahman was asked whether his religious beliefs came into play when he was composing the album. He said, “I studied in a Brahmin school, and every year we had Ramayana and Mahabharata, so I know the story. The story is about how virtuous a person is, higher ideals, and all that stuff. People may argue, but I value all those good things — any good things that you can learn from. The prophet has said that knowledge is something invaluable, no matter where you get it from — a king, a beggar, a good act or a bad one. You can’t shy away from things.” ALSO READ | AR Rahman admits he has lost work in Bollywood in the last 8 …

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