In the Indian music business, AR Rahman and Amit Trivedi are two of the most well-known and admired composers and performers. Both of them have left an indelible mark on the music business with a lengthy list of songs that never fail to captivate us. If Rahman wowed us with songs like Dil Se Re, Yeh Jo Des Hai Tera, Rehna Tu, Kun Faya Kun, and others, Trivedi wowed us with Zinda, Manjha, Pashmina, Naina Da Kya Kusoor, and many more.
Aamir Khan’s film Aamir was the first for which Bollywood music director Amit Trivedi wrote music (2008). But it was with the title tune of Anurag Kashyap’s Dev D (2009), Emotional Atyachaar, that he truly made his mark. Amid disco-sounding popular Bollywood music (think of a normal party song), there was this raw, edgy tune that mirrored the character’s befuddlement. Since then, Amit has composed music for several popular films, including Ishaqzaade, Lootera, and Queen. AR Rahman has given Amit his seal of approval for his ability to handle a variety of genres, including metal, jazz, folk, Punjabi pop, and rock.
There is a sizable group of music fans who will always have Rahman and Trivedi’s songs on their playlists. After all, why not? Both of them have a way of uplifting our spirits and minds. Amit Trivedi and AR Rahman have both come to our aid in a big manner. These days, Kun Faya Kun & Zinda Hu Yaar has been our permanent mindset. Isn’t that so?
But, if you were to listen to only one artist for the rest of your life, who would it be between AR Rahman and Amit Trivedi?
We know it’ll be difficult, but “Zindagi ki mazaa to khatte mein hi hai,” as Gulshan Grover puts it. Please vote in the poll below to let us know which option you prefer:
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