Harmony with A. R. Rahman

This is surely one of the most unique things that I have seen on the internet. These kind of programs should reach a bigger audience rather.

Knowing the unknow musicans to us and also to ar rahman was captured very well and the last tiny gigs which AR had like a Jam session was really well produced The last episode Man mauj main is the grand fusion which only a master and a true genius can think of

I being little impatient..on a Friday evening, was looking for things to watch, I don't know how I missed watching or checking this out..or how did I miss the advertisements before..but I am glad I stumbled upon this series... I directly watched the 5th episode, almost skipping the episode to watch the final performance.. and when bedadbati started signing.. my attention was undivided and within few seconds of it...I was crying.. I couldn't help myself , it wasn't pain, it wasn't joy.. it was something else I felt when I heard her.. maybe it's the last part she sings in the finale song, it was more than happiness..more then a connection.. I couldn't stop. So I am watching the episodes now.. and all I can say is, it's brilliantly shot! The angles.. the background.. the finale performances stage.. the art.. it's beyond what I could imagine. I pity that not a lot of people will watch this.. they are missing something, one shouldn't miss. This can be done only by A R Rehman...

Music can take human spirit beyond limits. With right devotion and character it can be very helpful to experience divine very easily and also God. Any honest attempt to keep everyone together is always appreciated. Music can bring all religions together, It's just magical.

The 2nd episode with Bahauddin Dagar ji was very touching.

At first, I thought this will be a series that will just be a concert with different musicians where Rahman will lead. Instead, I was pleasantly surprised to see him give the limelight to the special musician and his /her instrument. The music piece at the end of each show was also where Rahman simply highlights the main instrument, but never takes the stage himself.

Wonderfully shot, narrated and edited show. Must watch!