Synopsis
Thaman, the music director for ‘Jaat’, describes his pulsating score as a vital character in the film, enhancing the emotional depth alongside the action. His innovative approach aims to synchronize the music with the visuals, ensuring it resonates powerfully with the audience.Key Takeaways
- Thaman views music as a character in ‘Jaat’.
- His score amplifies the film's emotional intensity.
- The music is designed to sync with the visuals.
- It reflects the Jaat spirit's raw energy.
- Directed by Gopichand Malineni, the film features a talented cast.
Chennai, April 11 (NationPress) Music director Thaman, whose dynamic score for the just-released ‘Jaat’ featuring Sunny Deol, has received acclaim parallel to the stellar performances of the film's cast, mentioned that he approached the background score as more than just music; he envisioned it as another character within the narrative.
If Sunny Deol’s fists symbolize the fire in 'Jaat', then S Thaman’s background score represents the storm that ignites the blaze.
From the opening scene, it becomes evident — this is not merely music serving as a backdrop to action. It acts as the unseen force propelling the drama forward and amplifying the tension.
The slow-motion entries, electrifying dialogues, and every intense confrontation are enhanced by Thaman’s intuitive sense of rhythm and atmosphere. More than just an accompaniment, the score demands attention, crafting an ambiance with a potency that cannot be overlooked.
Reflecting on his contribution to the film, Thaman stated, “I aimed for the music in ‘Jaat’ to not simply follow the visuals — I wanted it to pulse alongside them, dictating the emotional rhythm of each scene. This is not merely a background score; it is a character in the film.”
The music director, celebrated for his melodious tracks as well as his impactful background scores, continued, “
The beat of the dhol, the synth accents, and even the moments of silence were meticulously designed to reflect the fury, pride, and raw vitality of the Jaat spirit. I am thankful that audiences appreciated the fusion of rural essence with modern intensity and chaotic rhythms. The aim was to make viewers feel as if the music was bursting through the screen alongside Sunny sir.
Directed by Telugu filmmaker Gopichand Malineni, the film showcases talents such as Vineet Kumar Singh, Saiyami Kher, and Regina Cassandra alongside Sunny Deol.
The film features cinematography by Rishi Punjabi and editing by Navin Nooli.
