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'Anbe Diana' Producer Reveals How Bharath Sankar Composed Trailer Score in 10 Minutes

Producer Yuvraj Ganesan shared a heartfelt note about music director Bharath Sankar's contribution to 'Anbe Diana'. He recalled how Bharath composed a fresh score for the trailer in just 10 minutes to fix a last-minute issue. Yuvraj praised Bharath as a collaborative and humble musician who enhances every project. The producer also mentioned 'Pogadha' as his personal favorite track from the film's album.

'Anbe Diana' producer on how music director Bharath Sankar scored music for film's trailer in 10 minutes!

Chennai, July 16

Yuvraj Ganesan, the producer of director Pari Elavazhagan's upcoming film 'Anbe Diana', has now disclosed how the film's music director Bharath Sankar rose to the occasion when they faced an issue with a crucial portion of the film's trailer at the time of its release and helped resolve the issue by composing a fresh score in just 10 minutes flat.

Taking to his Instagram page to pen a post of gratitude to the film's music director, the producer, Yuvraj Ganesan wrote, "Ever since I heard 'Yela Yelo' from 'Mandela', I knew I wanted to work with @bharathsankar someday.

I'm so grateful that journey finally happened with 'Anbe Diana'."

Stating that Bharath was one of those rare musicians who could take a simple idea and turn it into something magical, Yuvraj Ganesan said,

"Whatever we imagine, he somehow finds a way to make it even better."

The producer, in particular, recalled a time when the music director rose to the occasion and saved the day for the film's makers.

"One moment I'll never forget was during our trailer release. We had an issue with a crucial portion at the very last minute. Without a second thought, he sat down, composed a fresh score in just 10 minutes, and completely transformed the scene. That level of talent, instinct, and speed is something truly special," Yuvraj disclosed.

The producer, who was all praise for the music director, said, "Beyond his genius, he's one of the most collaborative and humble people I've worked with. Every conversation is about making the film better, and that makes all the difference."

He concluded the note saying, "Thank you for giving 'Anbe Diana' its soul, and for creating such a beautiful album. 'Pogadha' will always have a special place in my heart it's my personal favourite, and every time I hear it, it reminds me why I wanted to work with you in the first place. Here's to many more stories, many more memories, and our next collaboration."

— IANS

Reader Comments

Gaurav U

Superb dedication from both the producer and music director! It's rare to see such genuine appreciation in the industry. But I hope the trailer is just as good as the score - sometimes the hype overshadows the actual product. Still, cheering for this team! 🤞

Sneha F

The collaboration chemistry between Yuvraj Ganesan and Bharath Sankar is truly inspiring. Reminds me of the legendary Ilaiyaraaja-Rajinikanth team-ups. These small-scale productions often have the most heart-warming stories. All the best for 'Anbe Diana'! 🌟

Rohit L

Being able to compose under such tight deadlines requires immense skill and presence of mind. Bharath Sankar's track record with 'Mandela' was already impressive, and this incident just cements his reputation. Would love to see more behind-the-scenes stories like this from the industry. 🙌

Aditi M

This is exactly why the Tamil film industry continues to produce such quality content - genuine passion and mutual respect among artists. The humble attitude of Bharath Sankar despite his extraordinary talent is something many newcomers should learn from. 'Pogadha' is indeed a beautiful track! 💫

Nitin Z

As a music enthusiast, I'm always amazed by such stories of spontaneous creativity. But let's not forget - the music director still needs a good film and visual to complement his work. Hope the movie lives up to these high expectations! Otherwise the album might feel like a wasted effort.

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