Mickey J Meyer, one of the most renowned music composers in the Telugu film industry, recently expressed his frustration and disappointment over harsh criticism directed towards his score for the film HIT: The Third Case. Despite his significant contributions to the industry and numerous successful soundtracks, Mickey found himself the target of unwarranted critiques that, in his view, undermined his artistic efforts.
In a heartfelt post on social media, Mickey recalled an instance from 18 years ago when a senior technician criticized his score for Happy Days, dismissing it as “garbage” and implying that it could easily be replaced. Mickey, however, stood by his creative choices, feeling that the score was integral to the film’s success. Reflecting on the situation, he compared it to the criticism he faced for HIT: The Third Case, where some reviewers used strong language to express their dissatisfaction with the music.
Mickey acknowledged that criticism is an inherent part of an artist’s journey but expressed concern over the tone and choice of words employed by certain reviewers. He emphasized that some critiques not only fail to appreciate the thought process behind his work but also reflect poorly on the critics themselves. Mickey shared his belief that constructive criticism should be the goal, rather than resorting to harsh language that diminishes the value of a review.
The composer explained that his approach to music is rooted in risk-taking and experimentation, something that may not always be immediately understood by all audiences. In particular, he highlighted how HIT: The Third Case’s score was intentionally restrained to align with the vision of the film’s director, Sailesh Kolanu, who did not want an overpowering soundtrack. Mickey clarified that while his score might not conform to conventional expectations of scene elevation, it nonetheless played a pivotal role in supporting the narrative and contributing to the film’s overall success.
Mickey’s message concluded on a reflective note, as he reaffirmed his commitment to his craft and his deep connection with the Telugu audience and music lovers. He acknowledged that not everyone would always enjoy his work, but his dedication to the industry and his desire to create music for the people remained steadfast. Mickey expressed his gratitude for the support he has received and vowed to continue working silently, with humility and passion, until the day he chooses to step away from the industry.
This post serves as a reminder of the importance of respectful and constructive criticism, particularly in a creative industry where every artist brings their own vision to life. Mickey’s response highlights the need for reviewers and audiences to approach their critiques with thoughtfulness, as the words they choose have the power to shape the discourse surrounding art and creativity.
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