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**doctorzlo** · 04-11-2006, 08:26 PM

Technology has taken over creativity among contemporary music composer. Today, they give more thrust to technology rather than originality, says music director Bharadwaj.

These days Bharadwaj's mobile rings non-stop for congratulatory messages are pouring in from the industry men and music lovers. The reason being his musical score in Ajith- starrer Thirupathy (the audio was released just a few days ago) has straightaway become a chartbuster.

Relishing the experience of working with AVM in its diamond jubilee year, Bharadwaj says, 'I'm comfortable when I work for AVM. I enjoyed scoring music for the production house's earlier ventures Gemini and Anbae Anbae. The O Podu in Gemini won an identity for me. Both M Saravanan and M S Guhan are very encouraging and give me enough liberty which brings out the best in me'.

It's Bharadwaj's fourth movie with Ajith. The duo had been part of the movies including Kadhal Mannan, Amarkalam and Attagasam before and the songs hhaad become hits then.

'Director Perarasu has penned the lyrics himself and hence it was easy for me to team up with him and get what he wanted,' Bharadwaj says.

His favourite among the songs in the album are Thirupathy Vantha sung by Shankar Mahadevan and Keerai Vidaipom rendered by Pushpavanam Kuppusamy.

Asked whether he wants to follow any particular style in scoring music, he says, 'I always follow the film. I have no set pattern, I love to do every category of music. Music for the public is my motto'.

'My scores in Idhaya Thirudan could not reach the masses though many appreciated my work. The prime reason being the average outing the movie has had at the box office and also severe restrictions that prevented the songs from being screened in satellite channels'.

'All through my career I was fortunate to work with talented directors like Charan, Hari, Cheran, Sasi and now Perarasu', he adds.

On fast- paced songs and ghana songs making it big among the music lovers, Bharadwaj says, 'no doubt the demand for more fast songs places a hurdle before a music director's creativity. But as long as one renders songs that the masses appreciate, no once can complain'.

Bharadwaj is currently busy with movies such as Thiruttu Payale, Jambhavan, Chinna Kannan and a yet-to-be titled film to be directed by Charan.

04-11-2006, 08:26 PM	#20
doctorzlo Join Date Jun 2006 Posts 4,488 Senior Member	Technology has taken over creativity among contemporary music composer. Today, they give more thrust to technology rather than originality, says music director Bharadwaj. These days Bharadwaj's mobile rings non-stop for congratulatory messages are pouring in from the industry men and music lovers. The reason being his musical score in Ajith- starrer Thirupathy (the audio was released just a few days ago) has straightaway become a chartbuster. Relishing the experience of working with AVM in its diamond jubilee year, Bharadwaj says, 'I'm comfortable when I work for AVM. I enjoyed scoring music for the production house's earlier ventures Gemini and Anbae Anbae. The O Podu in Gemini won an identity for me. Both M Saravanan and M S Guhan are very encouraging and give me enough liberty which brings out the best in me'. It's Bharadwaj's fourth movie with Ajith. The duo had been part of the movies including Kadhal Mannan, Amarkalam and Attagasam before and the songs hhaad become hits then. 'Director Perarasu has penned the lyrics himself and hence it was easy for me to team up with him and get what he wanted,' Bharadwaj says. His favourite among the songs in the album are Thirupathy Vantha sung by Shankar Mahadevan and Keerai Vidaipom rendered by Pushpavanam Kuppusamy. Asked whether he wants to follow any particular style in scoring music, he says, 'I always follow the film. I have no set pattern, I love to do every category of music. Music for the public is my motto'. 'My scores in Idhaya Thirudan could not reach the masses though many appreciated my work. The prime reason being the average outing the movie has had at the box office and also severe restrictions that prevented the songs from being screened in satellite channels'. 'All through my career I was fortunate to work with talented directors like Charan, Hari, Cheran, Sasi and now Perarasu', he adds. On fast- paced songs and ghana songs making it big among the music lovers, Bharadwaj says, 'no doubt the demand for more fast songs places a hurdle before a music director's creativity. But as long as one renders songs that the masses appreciate, no once can complain'. Bharadwaj is currently busy with movies such as Thiruttu Payale, Jambhavan, Chinna Kannan and a yet-to-be titled film to be directed by Charan.
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