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‘You don’t see if the songs in Lagaan were written by a Hindu or a Muslim’: Baba Azmi doesn’t agree with AR Rahman’s communal comment
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The Indian Express
AR Rahman recently made headlines when he indirectly hinted at losing work in Bollywood over the past eight years, suggesting that the industry has become increasingly communal.
Recently, veteran cinematographer Baba Azmi, brother of Shabana Azmi and son of legendary poet Kaifi Azmi, was asked whether he, as a Muslim, has experienced increasing polarization in the industry.
He told Just Too Filmy: “I don’t think so.
Because when you are watching a film, you don’t think about whether it’s a Muslim person acting in it or not.
Either you’re so engrossed in the story, or you don’t like the film at all.”