Talking about the challenges of making music for a Malayalam film, Bharadwaj says that language has never really been an issue for him. `There are language barriers but I have worked on a Malayalam film before too. That was also Venu's film called Daya. That was 20 years back. I understand the meaning of every line and then I compose. However, in this film, all the songs were written on the tune. So, this time the barrier was not there as I was understanding the lyrics from the poets. Music has its own language. It doesn't need any other language,` he says.
Venu, too, was glad to have Bharadwaj on board. `Vishal Bharadwaj's music was a very important element in my film Carbon, and I am so happy he won the Kerala state award for the best music direction. Actually, his work made a lot of difference to my film. I am so thankful to him for really helping me out in various situations as friend, as a director and as so many things. I am really happy that he won this important award,` he says.
Bharadwaj has also composed Bollywood tracks such as Oh Saathi Re and Beedi Jalayile in Omkara, Ibn-E-Batuta in Ishqiya and Go Charlie Go in Kaminey in the past.