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From K.V. Mahadevan to M.S.Vishwanathan, Ilayaraja to A.R. Rahman, even to the current icon Anirudh, there hasn’t been a music director whose compositions late SP Balasubrahmanyam hasn’t lent his mellifluous voice to. At a point in time, it was every
I was eight years old when I was introduced to his music - or rather his dance for the very first time. A vivid memory of that Sunday afternoon, when my uncle persuaded me to watch "Beat it" on YouTube, still lingers fresh in my mind. More than his m
From K.V. Mahadevan to M.S.Vishwanathan, Ilayaraja to A.R. Rahman, even to the current icon Anirudh, there hasn’t been a music director whose compositions late SP Balasubrahmanyam hasn’t lent his mellifluous voice to. At a point in time, it was every
I was eight years old when I was introduced to his music - or rather his dance for the very first time. A vivid memory of that Sunday afternoon, when my uncle persuaded me to watch "Beat it" on YouTube, still lingers fresh in my mind. More than his m