Thaman is facing criticism following comments made by Mani Sharma in a recent interview about handling multiple movies efficiently. Complaints have persisted within the industry and among audiences, expressing concerns that Thaman commits to numerous films simultaneously but fails to deliver the expected quality of work.
There’s been a decline in the recent music compositions by Thaman, with only a few songs resonating with audiences. He attributes this criticism to the lack of soul in the film’s scenes, but some view this as a one-sided analysis. They believe that committing to multiple projects is Thaman’s choice, and he shouldn’t delay work or offer excuses after the music fails to impress.
In a recent interview, veteran music director Mani Sharma discussed how he managed pressures from multiple films and delivered high-quality music within deadlines. He emphasized that one should commit only if they can ensure timely output.
Mani Sharma shared his experience of enjoying working on more than ten films at his peak. Netizens are now comparing his approach to Thaman’s and urging Thaman to take inspiration from Mani Sharma’s work ethic rather than making excuses for his output.