Sam Slater

Two-time Grammy-winning music producer and composer Sam Slater was distraught by the incredible human loss caused by the gas tragedy in 1984, which resulted in him creating music that tries to echo the darkness and loss that people felt on the fateful night in Bhopal.

Two-time Grammy Award-winning Sam Slater, of 'Joker' and 'Chernobyl' fame, was roped in to produce the score for 'The Railway Men'.

Sam Slater, a Grammy-winning composer, expresses his heartbreak and anger over the 1984 Bhopal gas disaster in his music for 'The Railway Men'. This film reflects the darkness and anger surrounding the tragedy. Slater has previously worked on 'Joker' and 'Chernobyl', both centered around man-made disasters. 'The Railway Men' tells the story of railway workers who risked their lives during the Bhopal gas leak. Inspired by true events, the series is a partnership between Netflix and YRF Entertainment. Slater explains that the music for 'The Railway Men' is different from that of 'Chernobyl', as it captures the energy and drive of the railway workers.

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