Roja

...of Music in London and took a degree in Western classical music. His break in India came when he was 23 and noted director Mani Ratnam asked him to score his film Roja. </p><p> Since then he s worked on more than 100 movies in India.

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...standard I had seen Gulzar s Machis starring Chandrachur Singh and Tabu. I also saw Mani Ratnam s Roja , which also dealt with the subject of terrorism, like Machis . Incidentally, Chandrachur Sir had actually taught me history in my...

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...also had a satisfied director at the end of it all," he said. Apart from Hirani, he feels that one can learn a lot from Mani Ratnam, who made films like Roja and Bombay. "His are what one can term as truly humane films. The man has made...

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...jingles and music for popular Indian television features. Rahman's big break came in 1992 when he teamed with Bollywood director Mani Ratnam on the hit film, "Roja." Ratnam was looking for a new sound for the movie and he felt Rahman...

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...London, where he studied Western classical music. </p><p>Back in India, he worked on advertising jingles until director Mani Ratnam tapped him to compose the score for the 1992 film "Roja." Rahman ended up changing the face of Indian film...

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