A.R. Rahman: The complex issue needs to be handled with a delicate approach

- A.R. Rahman has been serving music for the last 30 years. It is understandable that serving music for 'House of Secrets' will be a unique experience for them. Anxiety, grief, sensitivity and highly complex issues are associated with this Doku series.

The death of 11 members of three generations of the Chundwat family living in New Delhi has caused an uproar everywhere due to unusual circumstances .... Director Leena Yadav is making a documentary on this very sensitive incident. Leena Yadav does not want to create a sensation in the documentary 'House of Secrets: The Burari Deaths' but wants to inform about the shocks caused by Burari's death across the country. Music is just as important in such a project and the music with 'emotional depth' is composed by composer A.R. Only Rahman can create.

A.R. Rahman has been serving music for the last 20 years. It is understandable that serving music for 'House of Secrets' will be a unique experience for them. Anxiety, grief, sensitivity and highly complex issues are associated with this Doku series. It definitely needs a delicate musical approach. For this, even if the song is subtle or puzzling, it also needs to have a tremendous effect. I am happy to work for such a project, 'said A.R. Rahman said.

A total of 11 members of three generations of the Chundwat family were killed in a house in New Delhi under unusual circumstances. Netflix offered to investigate the case. The incident took place in 2013. There were many suspicions about the death as a result of the mysterious practice being proved wrong. Leena Yadav says, "The documentary covers various levels of scrutiny and the final decision rests with the viewers. At the time when the urgency and relevance of the investigation of this case was to be endorsed, A.R. Rahman has arrived on board, ”says director Leena Yadav.

‘Rahman Sar’s music will not only be based on mood, but will give a series of music. At the same time it has emotional depth, it is very difficult to talk about music in a coherent way. I know that. However, it remains to be understood and translated into sound scapes, 'said Leena Yadav.

Shaping a project is not easy. The creator-director of the project says that the documentary is to take shape as a result of two years of intensive research, 300 hours of interviews and questions for truth. ‘Some members of the society came to the surface and needed to face it, so a thorough investigation of this case is needed. This case sheds light on many things due to the many questions presented and the surprising details that came out.

This case is more relevant to 'us' (society) than their (victim's family). Leena Yadav has also visited members of the Chundwat family, which is an erosion of emotion for me. I must admit that it was a very difficult negotiation, but one of them thanked me.

This became a therapy for them. If we can do the right thing, it will be a big deal for them, 'I think.' This was stated by Leena Yadav.