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Money Heist Composer Joins Faraar Team

Money Heist Composer Joins Faraar Team
Money Heist Composer Joins Nawazuddin Siddiqui’s Faraar Team? What We Know · news18.com

A famous composer from the TV show Money Heist, named Ivan M. Lacámara, is now working on a new Indian movie called The Great Escape: Faraar.

This movie stars a well-known actor, Nawazuddin Siddiqui, and is directed by Kushagra Sharma.

The movie is about a regular person who fights against the system to protect his family.

Ivan was asked to join because the producers liked the music from Money Heist, especially the song Bella Ciao, which is about rebellion.

Ivan created a new song for the movie that mixes Indian instruments like the bansuri and tabla with electronic music.

Two singers, Sunidhi Chauhan from India and Jules Vikström from Sweden, sing the song.

The movie also features an actor named Ilia Volok, who has been in other big movies.

The composer and the director worked together to make sure the song fits the movie's story and has its own unique sound.

Key facts

Composer
Ivan M. Lacámara
Film
The Great Escape: Faraar
Lead Actor
Nawazuddin Siddiqui
Director
Kushagra Sharma
Producer
Srishti Sharma
Supporting Actor
Ilia Volok
Song Vocals
Sunidhi Chauhan, Jules Vikström
Music Producer
Diesel

Quotes

Kushagra Sharma

Director of The Great Escape: Faraar

“My sister, Srishti Sharma, the producer of the film, and I have always been fans of Money Heist. Bella Ciao worked so well there because it represents rebellion, and our film is also about a common man who is pushed by the system and then stands up for his family. Srishti reached out to Ivan and his team, and things progressed from there.”
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“We wanted the track to have its own identity. It has Indian elements and fusion. The spirit of rebellion remains, but the way it has been adapted gives it a completely new feel. Ivan has composed one song for the film and the background score as well”
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Ivan M. Lacamara

Composer of Money Heist and The Great Escape: Faraar

“What interested me was the possibility of combining my music with Indian music, using instruments like the bansuri and tabla. I have always been fascinated by Indian music because of its rhythmic and harmonic depth. The music originated as a cinematic theme for an early segment. When it was so well received, they wanted to create an extended version that was quicker, more electronic, and could function as a standalone track.”
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