A.R. Rahman goes back to school. Renowned Indian film composer A.R. Rahman, hailed by TIME magazine as among the world's top 100 most influential people, visits the Global Indian International School in Dubai to entertain young fans with music and insight into following their dreams. See more at: http://gulfnews.com/gntv
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00:00What is Shree A. R. Rahman's contribution for creating another A. R. Rahman in the
00:29country?
00:30A. R. Rahman's, I am sure they are going to be better than me. So we have started a
00:36conservatory, musical conservatory back in Chennai called the K.M. Music Conservatory
00:40where we are teaching them western classical, Indian classical and music technology all
00:45together.
00:46Do you have any inspiring tips for budding artists?
00:49Be the best in whatever you do. It is such a cliche I am saying but it is true. When
00:56you want to achieve something, work hard on it and find very new ways and be different
01:02from other people.
01:04You have to find yourself, what you are made of, what your dreams are made of. Don't
01:09try to be someone else.
01:11Thank you sir.
01:13I think my first award which I ever received was the national award. So that was like Oscar
01:19for me.
01:20Indian music was global and is global. Just that some people are fortunate to hear it,
01:29some people are not.
01:50Indian music.