Pushing Boundaries: Ceiri Torjussen's Impactful Score for 'Delhi Crime' Season 3

Hollywood composer Ceiri Torjussen discusses his challenging yet rewarding experience crafting the soundtrack for 'Delhi Crime' Season 3. Working alongside director Tanuj Chopra, Torjussen aimed to enhance tension and depict the human cost within the series, pushing his creative limits to achieve an emotionally impactful score.

Hollywood music composer Ceiri Torjussen, renowned for his work on the 'Delhi Crime' series, has revealed that creating the score for the third season pushed his creative boundaries. The acclaimed series, released on November 13 and directed by Tanuj Chopra, spans six gripping episodes featuring talents like Shefali Shah and Rajesh Tailang.

Torjussen described the overwhelming audience response as 'astonishing'. He shared that this season's score not only elevates tension but also conveys the profound human cost of the crimes depicted. Balancing the brutality of antagonists with victims' vulnerability was his primary challenge, aiming for an audience experience of both fear and empathy.

Torjussen credited his strong creative rapport with director Tanuj Chopra, forged over multiple collaborations, for the freedom to explore innovative scoring methods. This collaboration allowed him to follow his instincts and adjust the music as the series evolved, highlighting realism and emotional depth in every episode. Such creative exploration, he notes, was crucial in crafting an authentic and emotionally resonant soundtrack for the series.

(With inputs from agencies.)