00:00Sayara, was it born out of a heartbreak?
00:04It's a product of pain.
00:06Pain?
00:07Yeah, it's a product of pain because it's not about me, it's about the entire system that was there.
00:13They were all going through heartbreaks.
00:15Creatively, the song, how long did it take to sort of like create all the songs for the movie?
00:21It was a long journey for me, whether it's music, but constructing the entire Sayara track and everything
00:29was itself a magic for me.
00:31When it was done, I couldn't believe that we made such kind of music.
00:36One line of feedback from a producer that didn't sit well with you.
00:41What did they say?
00:44I felt that they actually don't understand my music a lot.
00:49Wait, I'll tell you the name only. It's from this film.
00:52The session where you thought that, oh my God, this is going to be a disaster. I already know it.
01:01Who's mine?
01:03How difficult was it for you to, was it like sort of some sort of like a pressure to carry on forward a legacy?
01:11Initially, I didn't want to do music.
01:14What did it do then?
01:15I wanted to fly a plane.
01:17I wanted to fly.
01:18And my mind was that I lost my sister in the family.
01:24And after that, because she was classically trained and she was the person like my mom and dad actually thought that
01:32she was the person like me and she was the person like me and I was the person like me.
01:34So, I left everything and then I started doing music.
01:36I started doing music.
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