How A. R. Rahman Scored Bombay

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This video tries to breakdown A. R. Rahman’s use of music and the possible thoughts behind composing the music for Mani Ratnam’s 1995 film on the fateful Mumbai riots, BOMBAY.
Specials Thanks: Purva Anerao, for her help in explaining Indian classical music.
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Notice that he has written Hindu in Green and Muslim in Orange at the end note. Talks about pluralism. Keep making such great videos.

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[@HelpIndia_sujith]

It's been 29years and Still we Feel Goosebumps everytime we hear this... ARR is something else

[@abyfy]

I saw this movie in the theatres … suffered from persistent pilomotor reflex syndrome 😌 loved every breath I took. Felt amazing 😇

[@manishshrestha4708]

You have more knowledge on Music than tanisk bagchi.

[@shrutikpatil7364]

Bro this is not good comparison. You can't compare him with chutiya bagchi. Tanisk bagchi is such a shameless guy that he said in an interview that he was bringing back the melody of 90's which today's generation have forgotten. Bhai uske birth certificate pe likha hoga, he is born to ruin music industry.

[@rajshekhar1900]

Ab kya kar sakte hai bro aajkal ghodo ki race mein gadhe bhi daudne lage hai😂

[@ishpreetdang0]

I bet even you have more knowlegde of music than tanishq bagchi.

[@shrutikpatil7364]

@@ishpreetdang0 I also bet you can write far better lyrics that badshah, honey singh, Sajid ,wajid and many more.

[@ishpreetdang0]

@@shrutikpatil7364 haha you bet! Although, being a sound engineer I know that it is hard to make catchy beats like those bastards.

[@God-o-Ameto-]

That is why he is mad at Masakali 2.0 His music are specifically made for a movie with specifical motifs and themes that the movie offers. And people are using his work cluelessly everywhere and worst, without his permission.

[@sunbong_rulez]

Tanishq Bagchi is the worst offender among them all. Never does anything original and always destroys the original.

[@yt-sh]

and just puts their name above the original creators

[@ruvanivose]

Rahman has been a culprit of this as well, eg thottal poomalarum from movie New. So he holds no moral ground to go beserk for Masakali 2.0 🤣

[@yt-sh]

@@ruvanivose padagotti was released 1964, new 2 movie was released 2007 around 40 years later, tamil cinema itself changed...so it was ok cos the artist was probably dead (due respect) anyway

[@krk24]

Uva R u must be just born; google in his interview he said he doesnt want to remake that song but due to forced by the film’s director he did and he did a remake without destroying the original song

[@VISHAL-lv1ic]

Ar rahman is a time machine , he was and still is way ahead of time . Any good music suddenly rings bells in yours ears as "must be ar rahman" is the biggest compliment per se . Thank you " Mozart of the east".

[@nr2811]

Kudos to you for using the original tamil audio.

[@rahultej2248]

N R Yeah. I thought that he be will using the dubbed shit like everyone else. But, later realised it’s Vinit Masram

[@bilalbaig8586]

Yeah, subs not dubs.

[@mdkhairulbashar8625]

this is a class about music, not dialogue, so as he said at last part, this movie and this video doesn't need language for understand; because it Mani Ratnam & AR Rahman

[@ManjunathManja1227]

I liked that too.

[@pk3]

@@rahultej2248 Does it matter if he uses dubbed or original when he's analyzing only the music?

[@mrabeeh]

Where the hell where you man? We needed you Now let me watch

[@avinier325]

Ya..even I was missing quality videos in KZbin

[@jinxkhoche]

I really wanted to know Rahman's feeling while composing this album. Thanks for this brilliant analysis!!

[@tarkovsky69]

something about you annoys me, something about you feels like you are a know-it-all, something about you gives me the impression that you are neither a critic nor an artist, something about you tells me you are scared to take the leap and be vulnerable with yourself to create. All this says something about me more than anything it says about you. Bcos I don't know you, but I think I know me. Thanks for the video! Keep creating❤️

[@RajatKamble]

Exactly how I feel. Thanks a lot for expressing these! This video really shows the level of effort that you had to take. Man, I envy you! (in a right way of course) Keep enlightening us! I wish you Godspeed!

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Didn't know you were still alive Mr. Tarkovsky.

[@mnsubramanyam]

@You Tube commenter, I think the maker of the video also knows about himself, that's why he's making the video which probably is the best he does

[@tarkovsky69]

@@mnsubramanyam knows what?

[@mnsubramanyam]

@@tarkovsky69 a better critic video maker

[@questsince_nitj7083]

People may know Rahman Sir as a genius music director.. But keep in mind his BGM are equally impressive... Roja, Bombay, Rdb, Tamasha, Water,Highway are simply a work of art and perhaps many more.. Salute to the legend that is Rahman Sir.

[@ringanmajumdar1949]

Swades, Rockstar, Jodha Akbar and so many others.

[@kaustubhtawani]

The colours you choose to write hindu - Muslim tells us your love for creating a contrast.

[@munshihmrahat7266]

Being a Bangladeshi cine buff I always wanted to watch Bombay or legend Mani's terrorism Trilogy on wide screen! But we can't, cinema doesn’t have any boundary,after someone made a cinema, it become people cinema. If someone can make it properly it become timeless.... Respect from Bangladesh! I learned a lot from your videos... Hope someday I Wil meet you in person!

[@akashnaik5622]

At the end of the video 1. 13:01 Introduces a music segment to start conclusion 2. 13:20 Appreciate rehman sirs work by adding leitmotif 3. 13:25 and 13:30 repeats the leitmotif by comparing with stalwarts 4. 13:35 Takes the audience to crescendo with important message to read. Genius

[@bipinkumarpal737]

Seriously you have a magical voice..I loved to listen you continuously for an hour n hour and want to learn more n more from you.

[@kumarroshan9573]

One thing I noticed about BOMBAY's music is how ARR used Gujarati folk song "HEY JEERE" as background music when Manisha Koirala lands in Bombay. This music captures very well the essence of Bombay of 90s. That piece of music is heavenly. I have been trying to find audio version of that piece of music since ages but to no avail.

[@ankitashambhawi3289]

People like you exist. Thank goodness. Please inform me here when you get it. ❤️🌻

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[@flamingaish]

did you?

[@VamsiMohanKrishnaVadrevu]

Awesome video! Thank you for making this and dissecting the amazing background score of Bombay. Just to elaborate upon the ingenuity of Rehman. He uses different Ragas for different effects. The flute theme is in Ananda Bhairavi The song Tu Hi Re with it's charanam is in Charukesi The song Kehna Hi Kya is in Kirwani Each of these ragas express a certain bhava and Rahman knew how to use those to full advantage!

[@sunbong_rulez]

Bang on.

[@shlomohsamuel19]

Woah! Thank you for this!

[@CommonSenseProject]

Never have I clicked on a KZbin notification faster

[@rahultej2248]

Faisal Khan Same here. For many people.

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Include me.

[@ShivamPandey-oe3cj]

Exactly same for me.

[@manazirmanzar3242]

Me too

[@sameerramgul4619]

Same here

[@seekprateek8]

Very detailed. Absence of music where there was no conflict left WAS EPIC OBSERVATION. Please do make more videos on ARR. I want know what other things that I missed in those incredible music pieces.

[@sherlock5141]

You have the knowledge, that even today’s professional musicians do not have. Kudos to your research and knowledge bro. 👏🏻👏🏻 Having said that A R Rahman sir is the best film composer we have ever had. In the whole world. There is not a single doubt about it.

[@VRdoingeverything]

Not taking credit away from ARR, but have you ever heard of a man called Ilaiyaraaja?

[@shreyamathur824]

nope can you suggest some of his work?

[@nirmalkumar-rl3df]

@@shreyamathur824 u r an alien..it seems

[@sandesh123456780]

@@shreyamathur824 Sadma, Cheeni Kum, Paa in Bollywood, but so many in Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam & Kannada. In fact, ARR was a keyboard assistant to Ilaiyaraaja. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKukgZlvic1-iaM - This is for just his BGMs.

[@krishh17]

That was one of the best 14 mins I’ve ever spent on KZbin. So informative and instilling a feeling of nostalgia same time. Bombay was amazing musically.

[@prernas1d]

I can not express enough how grateful I am to have found this channel!

[@sadman.shiper]

Interesting how you used orange as the font color for 'Muslim' and Green as the font color for 'Hindu'. Loved that.

[@StormBorn1611]

विनीत भाऊंनी पुरवली हौस, जणू भर दुष्काळात पाडला पाउस - awesome work as always brother 😁😁

[@ipraveensharma]

The essay is valid for Dil Se, Lagaan, Tamasha, Yuva, Rockstar, and many other gems from Rahman. Brilliant stuff Vinit. Clearly, you give us stuff that we didn’t know we needed in our lives.

[@introvert1232]

but Bombay, Roja, Guru, Alaipayuthey, Considered his best work's

[@Mrrohan-zc4mp]

​@@introvert1232lol if u ask 10 people they will say 10 different album to be the best of ar Rahman

[@sughesh]

I am a huge fan of ARR but never ever thought about the amount of thinking and design going into the background score. One more thing to listen sharp and analyze from ARR movies.

[@kumarmadhan5942]

U need to watch IRUVAR by Mani ratnam. Craftwise it's the best film made in the country and one of the finest cinema in the world. The acting by mohanlal is one of the best performance by an Indian lead actor

[@neharai4927]

kumar madhan yup lalaettan also rocked

[@yatharthb6314]

he has seen it i am pretty sure

[@kumarmadhan5942]

@@yatharthb6314 don't know. It would be great if he did a video on it

[@deepakraina6859]

@@kumarmadhan5942 I think an even better would be Vanaprastham

[@ramprasaththillai7545]

You are right , what a performance by mohan lal one must see his minute performance

[@maqdiesel]

Both Rahman & You are super talented personality.. Your video gives me hope that one day India gona take film making as Art n not some money making event.

[@roshanagrawal2739]

@maqsood bhai...rightly said 👍

[@autumnisbetterthanspring]

While scoring a film, there's a fine line between background music and "background music"

[@sanchitaghosh6289]

6:47 That pause... before you said "stalking"... that PAUSE!

[@agilanraaj8337]

What are u trying to convey here anyway?

[@sanchitaghosh6289]

@@agilanraaj8337 Stalking is inappropriate. But the Indian cinema, especially Bollywood, hasn't refrained from using it for decades. The fact that even a Mani Ratnam film wasn't exempted from this is a pity! That pause wasn't unintended ;)

[@agilanraaj8337]

@@sanchitaghosh6289 How do u know it's stalking, in the first place? Nowadays ppl are using the word 'stalking' for everything as they wish. They are not aware of the meaning of the word. If getting to know a girl is stalking, then everyone will be single forever. Girls be like " He must have the guts to come and talk to me." but then they dont want them to look at them in public or "follow" them??? Like what???? Are boys suppose to read your mind to get to know you, and to know if u like him back or not???? I dont get it...In that movie, that guy was trying to get to know her. Whenever she came across him, she didn't even say "don't follow me" or showed any sign of being uncomfortable with his presence. What does that suppose to mean? Especially when there's no much of a technology developments to access and get to know about a person..How else should he tried to confess his love??? The main reason she tried to avoid him was bcs the difference in religion and she definitely knew the consequences. Not bcs she thought he was stalking her. Oh Come on ! Mani sir has nvr had the intention to teach negative things to his audience. He just shows the reality in his movies. If that looks like he's trying to promote stalking culture to YOU, then the problem is with you, not the movie or the Creator. Ppl talked about this thing for Dil Se too.. I just can't understand their thought process. Just because it happened to us and we personally went through something like it, that doesn't mean we should look at things with a suspicious and negative mind... Don't get confused with GETTING TO KNOW SOMEONE and STALKING !!!

[@sanchitaghosh6289]

@@agilanraaj8337 Have you watched the fucking movie?

[@shubhamdhote9171]

@@sanchitaghosh6289 😂😂😂

[@vigneshsubramanian2511]

Loved how you actually used the original Tamizh version for Bombay rather than the dubbed version. Thank you! Hopefully waiting to see you do an analysis of a Kamal Hassan film or a Tamizh film in general.

[@juggysv]

After checking almost every few weeks for new content for months now , I just want to say Thank you and please keep posting. Brilliant content!!

[@Mt.Pentathol]

Wonderful..! The BGM for the scene where Shaila visits Shekhar's place has a separate fanbase.

[@kumarroshan9573]

Man you are an ocean of knowledge. What an analysis. ARR is truly the god of music.

[@vishalpandey18434]

Dekho vo aagya..kidhar tha bro bohot miss kiya bhai tero mai😭

[@manojsrivastava3626]

Man, A teacher like you is required in India

[@animeshsankat3119]

Oh my god... How I landed on such a great channel

[@jubinpeter]

Wow what a video....Thank You A R Rahman Sir for your music

[@ds86496]

The man who bought the concept of harmony, obligatos and polyphonic lines in bollywood is Salil chowdhury.. I agree that his background scores were not as effective as ar rahman but we have to consider that he was the one who started the trend of making melodies which follow chord progressions.. you know both rahman and ilayaraja were influenced by his legacy (both ar rahman's father and ilayaraja were musicians who worked with him).. I am writing this because when you are talking about western musical concepts in Indian cinema music.. you have to talk about one of the pioneers of that..

[@Viral_Kothari]

Waited for almost 15 years for someone to explain me how Rahman composed this bg score, specifically the Bombay Theme. Was a kid when this movie released back in 90's, never watched in theater. If this movie re-releases today in India, I don't mind travelling to india to watch this in theater to get the feel its theatrical experience.

[@rohitbakshi5459]

Awesome....Just Awesome video. I never looked at the film music from this perspective. Being a ARR fan I always try and recreate his masterpieces. He is truly an Institution. Thanks for this video.

[@audi88]

Its not just Bombay, you have a similar feeling when you watch Saathiya. It originates from Chalka Chalka (like the thrill of love at first sight), the 2 trains crossing scene right after the song, then it gets lost in family troubles after marriage, and then it plays back as Rani comes back to consciousness during the end, rekindling the same old feeling of first love (making you teary). That's the leitmotif genius of Rehman for you! If you are a fan of AR Rehman, you might have sensed its effect 20 years back, even when you were too small to understand why.

[@abhinav13april]

And Dil Se..

[@karmeeleon]

I mean the scores used in Saathiya are essentially same the as Alaipayuthei's score (with or two motifs being changed or rewritten) but you make a very good point. Rahman does use motifs in both Alaipauthei/Saathiya and Dil Se. In fact, it's really obvious in all A.R. Rahman and Mani Ratnam films. However, my favourite one has to be Kannathil Muthamitaal.

[@saumya3145]

It felt like a tiny accomplishment to be able to recognize the background music starting at 1.03. Lockdown turned out to be quite useful.

[@ashutosh4001]

This channel deserves more views and more subscribers !! Great content

[@myandroid6047]

Satyajit Ray and Ravi Shankar are also another Indian duo like Hans Zimmer and Christopher Nolan. both were great friends and worked closely for soundtracks in their films and very few people know this in India.

[@nafiszami]

Satyajit Ray is one man army

[@punitkk7696]

Just the background score without any videos represents a whole story line on its own! Great content!

[@atharvaloni7649]

This video was much needed for people to know that how great AR Rahman is. Great video Loved your work! ❤️

[@ritikthakur6261]

You sir are a gem to cinema and genius to the world

[@avinier325]

4:41 was like 🤣🤣🤣🤣I mean after he explaining legendary scores of legendary movies, that joke was a drop!

[@turulob3792]

We don't do that here 😶

[@ai.ai.captain]

Too difficult to get through this fantastic video, only because the situation shown in this 1993 masterpiece still prevails and is just getting stronger day by day. Can't thank mani Ratnam and his team enough for their genius effort

[@dream20146]

I wish Rahman sees this video.

[@shreyas9866]

Please make a video on the film 'Tamasha'. We really want to have deeper insights into the film from you.

[@sandeepvpragada]

RIP Vinit Masram 🥹❤

[@shinigami_ryuk]

finally you have remembered that you have a youtube channel ..... nice to see you

[@prasshanthvp1082]

Planting hidden details in movies is no longer just a directors thing anymore. Especially Rahman's hidden details can be easily overlooked. Even while watching this video, I had to rewind many times as I missed the commentary, coz I was carried away by the audio and visuals. 😅 What a breakdown. Thanks Vinit! :)

[@sumanthnagabushan1063]

This is an amazing insight into not just ARRs early and enduring 30-year+ genius and innovation but a masterclass in a ‘how to’ analysis of a masterpiece background score… Also struck me that in the ‘staircase’ scene, Aravind Swamy’s Sufi theme contrastingly complements Manisha’s Carnatic riff. Conflicting cultures harmoniously conversing ..just mesmerising intellectuality in using music for storytelling… He’s the same to date..

[@bharathguitarsounds7995]

This video gave me tears. I can't explain why!

[@rahultej2248]

Woah!!,!,,,!,,!,!!!!!!!, ! Finally! Damn! THIS is the day of my quarantine. Thanks bro. 🙏

[@keshivaartim]

Congratulations Vinit on the video. Really excited to see you back after a long time. Thought to greet you first before watching the video.. Cheers!!

[@milkeshpotdar5451]

Going to soon launch a petition that you keep making videos everyday, forever 🤣. Can't describe how much I long for your videos. Thank you and keep them coming.

[@avnishkalyankar5247]

I almost cried till the end of this video. Please stop the remakes of the songs.

[@noufalbinzainudheen5633]

Rahman sir is a Genius

[@sankeths6868]

Amazing.. superb explanation... Two most interesting facts are when sa ga ma pa ni sa is played along with the mridangam and when the relationship of parents unifying is explained through silence.... It's evident why Rahman, Raja sir or any other music director are so talented... Its because they have been working on it from many years behind the scenes as programmers, arrangement etc so before they start their first assignment they would have understood thousands of music fundamentals

[@ramun9402]

You are very knowledgeable 🙏 Thank you for shedding light on this topic

[@rajeshagale7247]

Superb Analysis of A.R. Rahman Music , Another Top Class Video from this Channel Keep it up & Make more videos 👍

[@JR-wp2pv]

I absolutely broke down watching this video I don't know why may be because of the pentup anxiety from the political environment of our country and also this horrible pandemic we are going through right now, I just broke into tears listening to your narration of that beautiful and heart-wrenching themes and Bgms. Rahman sirs background music can move Mountains like you explained we can see the depth and meaning behind each note and sound.❤️🙌🙏please make more of such videos.

[@karanshah9354]

Rare case study on Indian music. Subscribed for future studies. Good Job brother. Will look forward

[@rohitdewangan27]

Everytime I read or listen more about Rahman a new dimension of his pops out...genius.wow!!! Thanks CINEMA BEYOND ENTERTAINMENT for highlighting this to us. This is your brilliance how beautifully u have elaborated the thought process behind each musical piece of BOMBAY. Loved your work.

[@golu_badbola]

Get THIS video to trending so the sheeple of our country understand why it's necessary to have original music in our movies.

[@supreetsahu1964]

So glad you're back. And what a banger of a video this was. I love western classical and AR Rahman.

[@summerblues816]

I would love to watch your analysis on Mani Ratnam's "Dil Se...", which is one of my favorite Mani Ratnam films.

[@MPVVANAMALI]

Woow....what an analysis... greatly indebted to you....keep making such fabulous videos...❤️❤️🔥🔥

[@RitikKumar-mn2qw]

Thank you so much man for this video. I was hankering for a video on how AR Rahman creates music since when I really started to like his songs but I couldn't find any. I also wish if you could make a video on just the mind-blowing creativeness of the musician through his so many brilliant tunes he had created over his career and how he incorporates music,lyrics and instrumentation in his songs when everything else we hear from other artists are just vocals and exaggerated tunes . Keep making videos man. I really appreciate your work.

[@Tera_1008th_baap]

I really missed your content bro.. So glad to see you back 🙏😊

[@anandprakash3070]

Watching this video itself brought tears in my eyes. The BGM of this movie was so powerful. Thank You Cinema Beyond Entertainment for this video and knowledge.

[@rajatbajaj5854]

Movie and music analysis has been done since a decade but only few people have perfected it. It's high time we bring Cinema Beyond Entertainment's work among those examples. Great stuff man really amazing

[@VishwaPrakashA]

Great video I always thought Rahman was a natural. Now I realize the effort he puts into it.

[@akanshjha8010]

I already loved movie Bombay so much... You and your explanation made me love it more... Really appreciate your efforts... Keep it up..

[@souravsureka2008]

Aah, finally a video essay. Been waiting for this for so long!

[@ishpreetdang0]

Hello Vineet. A huge, huge fan this side. I know it must take you weeks on the research and scripting, editing your content. However, i do feel you need to be more consistent with your videos. It breaks my heart that in the video "50 films i love" you spoke about how 50k could be the only milestone in your youtube career. But we cannot disagree that putting out videos consistently will make things 10 times better. Just a thought. Again, not my place but want to see you succeed. As a sound engineer myself, i feel this video should reach places.

[@joe-mama94]

I appreciate the hard work you put into making these videos for us man. You truly are a gem.

[@sridharkarthik64]

Your voice and narration is WORLD CLASS.👏👏👏

[@vipuljain42]

@6:58 and 7:03 you hear the melody. While @6:58 melody is just instrumental(flute being central), the @7:03 melody is vocal (male voice). While the first one being instrumental (flute) shows a hint of acknowledgement, Shekhar's voice being "vocal" gives you greater approval and commitment. Now @7:30, there is an addition of rythm (the beat of tabla) in the background. This shows the growth in relationship musically. Had it been only the melody with one instrument, it might not express the Improvement in their relationship. Rehman does this addition of instrumentation in First Song as well ("kehna hi kya") which starts with vocals delivering melody and then the addition of bass and strings and then the addition of beats and in other songs of the movie. This addition of musical instruments is common. But using it to express the direction of emotions in the scenes and story is Rehamn's Brillance.

[@kirankumarswain1766]

The best thing about this lock down is we get to see your video. For your video I will survive an epidemic every year.

[@adithyaquanta]

So beautifully explained! When we watch so many movies and listen to so much of music, we might as well understand it ! Thanks for making this possible !

[@smritijoshi9441]

So much hard work and talent go into creating such masterpieces. It's really sad that songs with outlandish music and lyrics and remixes get millions of views. No wonder Rahman was so angry!

[@rambarbde2056]

This has to be the best thing about being quarantine!

[@soubam]

Ya, finally a new video. We expect more videos from you.

[@ABCXYZ-gg4vn]

Manisha koirala used to be my crush back then when I didn't even know what crush means😍😍 Thanks for the beautifully put criticism. Made my day amid this quarantine.

[@sumanthnagabushan1063]

Although I, as a layman listener, , was aware of the essence of what Vinit so eloquently explains here, thanks to this video I appreciate the art behind musical storytelling better ever since, when I watch every movie. Thanks ! Underlines why ARR is still at the top of his game even now, peerless, just for the sake of music and not competitive tags or money.

[@NileshKumar-nr2vj]

Watched Bombay just last night.. And today this came out 🙏🙏

[@aviraljain6361]

Not many people know this but the Bombay theme was also used in the Nicholas Cage movie 'Lord of War' (2005). Seems like even Hollywood has taken a bow to this musical legend. Blessed to call him my countryman!

[@harshit4680]

Man , we are waiting for your videos.

[@kiwireviews6348]

It's a great day when you upload a new vid - hope you're back to stay!

[@Thedudeyea]

I was listening to this album in the morning and now I get to see its analysis. U were saying something about coincidence

[@maxtrex7977]

Glad to know you are still around