“I listen to my songs as if it's a song made by some other composer.” — Devi Sri Prasad Quote

I listen to my songs as if it's a song made by some other composer.

I liked 'Kolaveri' and appreciate Dhanush for coming up with something unique.

I'm very careful with the lyrics in all my dance songs.

The main theme of 'Drishyam 2' is on the cello. But we keep changing the instruments in the score according to the mood of the film. Sometimes, it goes like bells or very orchestral.

I used to choreograph for cultural programmes when I was in school. Prabhu Deva even told me that I have a style of my own.

If I were reborn, if I were a teen-ager now, starting my career as a composer, I would do again what I have done.

When I was 16 years old, I had a chance meeting in Bellingham, Washington, of all places on planet Earth, with the legendary composer Elmer Bernstein. My life was never the same after that.

Puccini is my favorite composer.

Well, let me, first of all, say, that as a microtonal composer, I've never been much of a theorist.

Why should the composer be more guilty than the poet who warms to fantasy by a strange flame, making an idea that inspires him the subject of his own very different treatment?