Ram Sampath

During the star-studded launch of 'Ek Din,' Aamir Khan and his son Junaid turned heads and won hearts. Aamir expressed his genuine appreciation for the audience's enthusiastic support, while Junaid had a memorable encounter with an ardent fan from Kolkata. Aamir's humorous observation about Junaid's surprisingly witty responses drew chuckles, emphasizing the film's unique mix of tender and comedic scenes. Read on to know more in detail.

Lyricist Irshad Kamil amusingly recounted ignoring an initial message from Aamir Khan for 'Laal Singh Chaddha' due to an unstated sender. He later learned of the oversight from composer Pritam. Kamil also praised his seamless creative collaboration with Khan, director Sunil Pandey, and composer Ram Sampath on the upcoming film 'Ek Din', which reunites Aamir Khan with Mansoor Khan.

South Indian star Sai Pallavi makes her much-anticipated Bollywood debut in 'Ek Din,' a romantic drama produced by Aamir Khan and co-starring Junaid Khan. She expressed a mix of excitement and nervousness about this significant career transition, feeling humbled by the opportunity and the welcoming team. The film promises an emotional love story.

After reports of acclaimed singer Arijit Singh announcing his retirement from playback singing earlier this year, Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan visited him at his home in Murshidabad. Describing the experience, Aamir said they spent four days with the singer. Comparing him to icons, Aamir said, “Rafi saab, Kishore da, Asha ji, Lata ji, and Sonu Nigam have all told stories through their singing. Arijit has that same quality.”

The romantic ballad 'Khwaab Dekhoon' from Junaid Khan and Sai Pallavi's upcoming film 'Ek Din' has been unveiled, showcasing their blossoming on-screen chemistry. Sung by Arijit Singh and Tarannum Malik Jain, the song complements the film's scenic backdrop and pure romance. This project also marks a significant reunion for Aamir Khan and Mansoor Khan.

Aamir Khan has shared a touching teaser for 'Ek Din,' a project that resonates with him personally. This film marks the debut of his son, Junaid Khan, who takes the lead alongside Sai Pallavi.

Sona Mohapatra, Ram Sampath come together for Times Litfest on Sunday at Mehboob Studios

In an exclusive interview with ETimes, the young singer shared her experience working with Ram Sampath, exploring the digital space and her dream collaboration.

This film about peace and harmony has a soundtrack composed by Ram Sampath who has a knack for choosing film that range from quirky (Delhi Belly and Fukrey) to unusual (Talaash). Lyricist Puneet Krishna gives words to his Bollywood-meets-modern-folk sound

While people are still finding it hard to digest the news of AR Rahman confessing of not getting much work in Bollywood, on the other hand, Sona Mohapatra in her series of recent tweets said that her husband Ram Sampath too was targeted by ‘illiterate’ gang.

Sona Mohapatra speaks about the misconception she had about her husband Ram Sampath's name

While accusations are levied, CT hears his side of the story.

Ram Sampath sees himself as a musical schizophrenic, who has an appreciation of different genres and who loves to zig zag and do different kinds of music.

'Fukrey', Music Director: Ram Sampath; Singers: Amjad Bagadwa, Ram Sampath, Yash Divecha, Vrashal Chavan, Mika Singh, Tarannum Malik, RanaMajumder, Clint Cabral, Neisha Maskarenhas, Mimosa Pinto, Kailash Kher, Keerthi Sagathia, Pradipta Guha, Clinton Cerejo and Sona Mohapatra

Composer Ram Sampath has created a composite soundtrack for Bangistan. On one hand, the satire featuring Riteish Deshmukh and Pulkit Samrat has peppy songs like Ishq Karenge and Saturday Night, on the other hand, it also has quirky numbers like Hogi Kranti.

Composer Ram Sampath makes all the right noises on Purani Jeans. The album sounds suitably youthful and vibrant.

Composer Ram Sampath talks about the making of the wacky soundtrack of Bangistan.

Ram Sampath, the talented composer whose Delhi Belly songs rocked youngistan apparently refused as many as 11 films before zeroing on Ekta Kapoor's Rock the Shaadi, as the plot of the film fascinated him.

Mumbai music composer Ram Sampath, famed for movies like 'Delhi Belly' and 'Fukrey', talks about his obsession with sound textures and the pursuit of getting instruments right in his compositions. Recently, he created a track for Birla Opus' 'Make Life Beautiful' campaign, which he crafted quickly to fit its storytelling, highlighting his collaborative experiences.

In town, Sona Mohapatra tells TOI that iTunes of Indian music isn’t available since most labels don’t want transparency.....

It isn't often one hears composer Ram Sampath sing

Lots happening at the Times LitFest held at Mehboob Studios, Bandra. Entry is free to all sessions. For more details, log on to www.timesliterarycarnival.com

Music director Ram Sampath’s score is youthful but agreeably predictable.

After spotting Aamir Khan at a recroding studio, fans are excited to know what is he upto

He started off as a keyboard player who switched to the guitar

Youth being the primary movers and shakers of the film and now with F.A.L.T.U doing unexpectedly well at the BO, Aamir has invited music wiz-kid Ram Sampath to give a youthful sound to Delhi Belly.

Songstress Sona Mohapatra and acclaimed music composer Ram Sampath have worked on a song titled 'Senti Akhiyaan', for which the two have drawn inspiration from Mexican painter Freida Kahlo.

Sports and social media bring the Times Litfest to a close.

Singer Sona Mohapatra is using the lockdown period to work on original music. She is spending a lot of time in her home studio with composer and partner, Ram Sampath, working on new songs and collaborations.