|  |  Sunoh 
      
        
            SUNOH is a simple album with simple tunes and simple music. It is 
            what happened when it did. It is about what I was feeling and 
            aspired towards. It is basic, profound and an expression of this 
            journey that we are all undertaking together. Lucky said , " My second mother presented me a guitar when I was 
            thirteen years old. Until then I had been exposed to recordings and 
            studios. My first composition was a 3 chord lament called 'nobody 
            loves me' Of course I was wrong. From music it went to horses, and 
            then to acting, and direction, further on to rough necking on the 
            rigs, to washing carpets finally I returned to music. That was a few 
            guitars later One broke, the others I just lost or gave away 
            ".  About the lyrics Lucky Ali told "Writers Block is a tradition with 
            me. Walls in front made of bricks that always loom larger than life. 
            It was simpler for Aslam to express our thoughts and ideas".
 About the experience - "I seriously have not sat down and assessed 
            my journey this far. Making the album has been rewarding like all 
            other experiences I have had, When I've worked hard to complete 
            something and have finally done so. Probably the hardest part for 
            first timers is identifying the label that wants what 
            you
 have to give without 
            wanting your blood, sweat and tears. With all  changes that one 
            goes through over time, my inclination has remained towards 
            simplicity and hope, and the awareness which leads to action which 
            leads to fruition.
 Acting & Music - " Acting is hard work. You incorporate the 
            character's personality into your own. In my experience, it has been 
            the directors prerogative to decide what part suits who, anyway, you 
            live and breathe the character for a long time after the work 
            experience, which is tough because everyone keeps wondering 'what's 
            wrong with you'.  In the Indian commercial film scene you 
            probably get desensitized because the system does not want you to 
            think it's geared towards the unthinkable. When I compose music I 
            take the entire picture and interpret it into notation, record it 
            and then forget about it. It's simpler.
 About Goals - " I am still alive so it is evident I have not yet 
            reached my goal, but yes I'm working towards that situation. When I 
            look back one final time and feel that I lived life in accordance to 
            the way I was brought up and what was inculcated in me in terms of 
            certain values, certain truths about life itself. So when I look 
            back I should have no regrets about how I existed.
      
             
            "Futures are built on experiences of the past. What is important 
            to me is the 'now', because dwelling in the past or thinking about 
            the future is as futile as the other. If the 'now' is uncomplicated, 
            the future will take care of 
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