The buzz around EXCLUSIVE Alpha’s 18- and 21-year-old composers Abeer-Rohansh reveal Alia Bhatt CALMED them during ‘Massacre’ recording: “She realized we were nervous”; recall Aditya Chopra’s GOLDEN advice: “It’s not the film I’ve given you that’s big…” refuses to die down. From social media chatter to box office projections, everyone in the industry seems to have an opinion — and the latest update only strengthens the conversation.
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Add as a preferred source on Google The music score of Alpha was appreciated and interestingly, it was composed by two young, talented brothers – 18-year-old Abeer and 21-year-old Rohansh. Interestingly, both are sons of Lalit Pandit of the legendary Jatin-Lalit duo and a fifth-generation representative of the esteemed Mewati Gharana.
In an special interview with the publication, Abeer Pandit and Rohansh Pandit spoke about composing for the songs of Alpha, working with backer Aditya Chopra and actors Alia Bhatt and Sharvari, and a lot more. How has the response been to the songs of Alpha, not just to your work as composers but also to the singers and lyricists?
Abeer: It's such a nice feeling to see your work come to life and reach people through a movie like Alpha. I think that's a major moment for Rohansh and me. We've been seeing so many reels on ‘Massacre’ and ‘Champagne’, and all the dance Reels that have been blowing up.
So, it's always a very good feeling as an artist to see people enjoying your work. And as you mentioned, it's also our first time being introduced as singers. We've sung a couple of songs on the record, so yes, I think the response has been really nice.
Rohansh: I think the music has been received positively by people. It's been slow and steady, but obviously our music is reaching a wider viewers, and we're very happy that there is an acceptance for a slightly newer genre of music in this kind of silver major screen. And obviously, it was a leap of faith that the filmmaker and the team took with us.
We're very happy with the way the music has shaped up. Alpha is a tremendous YRF Spy Universe venture. How did you both bag the movie?
Abeer: It was a very organic process. We had been working on music and developing our sound for a while, and eventually the opportunity came through YRF. Once we understood the world of Alpha and what the movie needed musically, we started experimenting and putting the songs together.
It was a very collaborative process, and I think over time, the music became a very important part of our relationship with the movie. Rohansh: It was a surreal journey, honestly. We had been making music for a while, developing our sound and figuring out what kind of genres we wanted to lay our hands on.
And when Alpha came our way, we knew immediately that this was something that needed a fresher approach, a different approach. It was our first movie, and we had to forget that. When you enter the room, it just needs to be you and the music.
The movie itself demanded a very specific sonic identity, and we spent a lot of time experimenting before arriving at what eventually became the record. How was it working with Aditya Chopra and what was the brief given by him? Abeer: Aditya Sir has played a tremendous part not only in Alpha, but also in creating and pushing us into the field of music as music directors and singers.
He's always been the one who's actually rooting for us, pushing us towards different g…
Whether this marks the beginning of something bigger or a standalone moment remains to be seen. What is clear is that the entertainment world is watching closely — and so are we. Follow TeraMovies for complete coverage.
