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The 15 pages that link to A. R. Rahman, each with the reason it gives.

• Tamil cinemaRelated: His debut score for Roja reshaped expectations for Tamil film music and sound.

• Padma BhushanRelated: He received the Padma Bhushan in 2010 for his contributions to music.

• Mani RatnamRelated: His debut film score for Roja began a long creative partnership with Ratnam.

• GulzarRelated: Gulzar wrote lyrics for Rahman’s music, including the Oscar-winning song “Jai Ho.”

• Indian popular musicRelated: His studio-centered approach brought new textures to film music and international audiences.

• K. BalachanderRelated: Balachander cast Rahman in Roja, the film that launched his career as a film composer.

• Indian film musicRelated: His electronic textures and layered arrangements marked a major shift in late twentieth-century film music.

• RajinikanthRelated: His scores and songs feature prominently in Rajinikanth films including Sivaji and Enthiran.

• Zubin MehtaRelated: Their collaboration connects Mehta’s orchestral work with contemporary Indian popular music.

• IlaiyaraajaCompared with: His later rise offers a distinct generation and production style within Indian film music.

• Alka YagnikRelated: Rahman composed several soundtracks on which Yagnik performed, including Taal.

• Prabhu DevaRelated: Rahman composed music for films featuring Deva, including Kadhalan.

• Sonu NigamRelated: Rahman's soundtracks gave Nigam opportunities to sing across distinctive musical arrangements.

• Alisha ChinaiRelated: Chinai recorded songs for Rahman's Hindi film projects.

• Jatin–LalitCompared with: His emerging sound offered a distinct compositional approach during the duo’s career.