And with ‘Pushpa 2’ expected to go on floors in around a month’s time, DSP is preparing to flourish his music wand for an encore.
With the movie’s songs ‘Oo…’ and ‘Saami’ trending at New Year dos all over India and even abroad, DSP jokingly describes them as unofficial new year party anthems of 2022. I gave him the tune, explained the sequence, and told him to compose the background lyric in Sanskrit. “I took the help of a Sanskrit pandit for the background score in the climax scene. He went the whole distance for the scene’s background music. Apart from the sense of gravitas, it lends to the scene where the protagonist and antagonist face off against each other, DSP felt Sanskrit would be universally accepted in all the regional language markets that ‘ Pushpa‘ was screened in. “He showed us the power of background music in the movies” DSP states reverentially.įor the confrontation scene in the movie’s climax, DSP decided to literally use a sixth language in the background music. He credits his love for background music composition to music maestro Ilayaraja. The movie background too had DSP donning his creative hat and burning the midnight oil. I would have to brief the singers on each language expressions, and sometimes I had to change the expressions depending on the language.” But when it came to recording the vocals, I had to spend around a month on recording vocals for each song. “As and when we’re discussing the script itself most of the songs’ compositions happen, like in 5 to 15 minutes I get the song tune ready, thereafter orchestration takes some time. However, getting the vocals right for each language was not so simple, he confessed. Recalling how each song was produced individually for each of the five languages – Telugu, Kannada, Tamil, Malayalam, and Hindi – DSP said that composing the song tunes was the easy part. The success of the songs in all the languages that the movie released in, has come as a booster for DSP.
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