A biography for Vidyasagarhasn’t been written yet.
“In all the background scores I do, I take care to see that the theme enriches the storyline and does not deviate from the mood of the scenes, context, characters and the entire movie.”
“I am probably the only composer in South India who has delivered many superhit songs but was not considered a success.”
“With time, I've learnt that personal likes or dislikes don't count a lot.”
“Even Bollywood films set in rural areas have music with a western touch. So, this has resulted in listeners losing touch with their cultural roots.”
“In Kerala, three of my movies release on the same day and interestingly I am the competitor for myself there.”
“It is disappointing to find that music in Malayalam cinema is drifting away from its strong melody-base.”
“I was thrilled when I was offered the opportunity to compose music for three songs penned by Karunanidhi in 'Paasakiligal.'”
“I believe in destiny. What has to come my way always does, sooner or later.”
“All genres of music have their own beauty.”
“Though 'KK' is an urban film and has more scope for fast-paced numbers, I've made sure that there's a bit of melody in all the songs.”
“I always compose on the harmonium.”
“Well yes, I think melody is still my forte.”
“Even if you want to try out something new, that should not be done without losing your roots.”
“I am happy that my hard work in 'Chandramukhi' has been recognized well.”
“I have always worked hard. The only thing missing was a smile from Lady Luck.”
“I enjoy and understand melody before I create it. But the challenge is that I've also got to satisfy the film going audience of today.”
“It is alright to ape Western music, but we have to ask ourselves if that is what we need in our films.”
“I was born in Vizianagaram but have lived all my life in Chennai.”
“Since my childhood, I had a great liking for Karunanidhi and admired his writing skills.”
“I've composed music for many remakes and they've all come out much better than the original.”