Dhruv Ghanekar: Cinema offers music a attain that’s unmatched

He composed the background music for the 1997 movie Tamanna and composed and sang tracks in Bombay Boys (1998). Publish that, Dhruv Ghanekar scored over 5,000 commercials, created music for a number of TV networks, and produced music with artistes the world over. After a spot of a number of years, the musician made a comeback as a movie composer and background scorer with Dhaakad. “Getting again to scoring movies is at all times distinctive and rewarding. Cinema offers music a sure scale and attain that’s unmatched,” says Ghanekar, as he goes on to speak about returning to Hindi movies. “It’s been quite a lot of enjoyable. Composing for movies is difficult, however the reward outweighs the ache and gruelling deadlines that include it. Additionally, having performed a lot [work in the] promoting [space], one is used to the troublesome deadlines,” he explains.

For any musician, engaged on a movie and an impartial mission is a starkly totally different expertise. Highlighting the identical, the composer says, “Scoring music for a movie is totally different from doing your individual music. One is often writing to a quick that’s ruled largely by the forces of the movie. You might be additionally working with a director on the helm, who can also be working with sure industrial pressures surrounding the mission. It’s a excessive stress job with deadlines. Within the midst of all this chaos, it’s important to Zen out and be inventive and produce music that elevates the film. However when I’m producing my very own music, it’s pretty relaxed.”