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AR Rahman on Ramayana music criticism: ‘If you want to satisfy everyone, go sell ice cream’

AR Rahman responds to the mixed reactions to Ramayana's songs, saying he is his own biggest critic and that compositions take time to evolve. He also shares why artists must learn not to be affected by every comment

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AR Rahman on Ramayana (Pics/X)

AR Rahman on Ramayana (Pics/X)

With Ranbir Kapoor-starrer Ramayana just days away from its theatrical release, the film's music has become a talking point among audiences. While some songs have received appreciation, others have sparked debate on social media. Amid the mixed response, composer A.R. Rahman has now shared his perspective on the reactions.

AR Rahman addresses Ramayana songs' mixed response

In a conversation with The Indian Express, Rahman opened up about the mixed reaction to Ramayana's songs and the process of curating music for such a large film. "I am my first critic. It is not that I just love everything I do. We don’t decide something in a day. We live with it for months sometimes. There’s a thought process," he said.

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