Overview

• Rahman said he had been “like a maniac, working day and night,” and now wants a better balance after more than three decades of nonstop output.
• He described reducing commitments to make room for life beyond the studio, including time with family and opportunities to learn new things.
• The remarks were published on September 2 in an interview with IANS and were subsequently reported by News18 and The Indian ExpresshmRahman remains active professionally, noting recent work on Mani Ratnam’s Thug Life and upcoming projects such as Ramayana: Part 1 with Hans Zimmer, Tere Ishk Mein, Peddi, Moon Walk, and Gandhi Talks.
• He referenced going “with the flow” and attributed the timing of the slowdown to fate, while offering no new comment beyond his November 2024 separation announcement.