Diane Warren: Relentless

Okay, so let’s talk about Diane Warren: Relentless. This documentary… what should I say, I mean absolutely raw, absolutely real. Diane Warren – who may not be as famous by her name as her songs – this is her story. But if you have even a little idea of ​​pop culture, you must have heard the iconic hits of Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, Celine Dion, Aerosmith. Yes, Diane is the mastermind behind those songs. But this film is not just about her songs or awards; it is about her grind – that relentless struggle and attitude that makes her Diane Warren.

Look, Diane’s story is more than the journey of any one artist. This is about that person who puts everything into her work. This is that principle which personally seems very Christian to me – that you should do your life and your work as if you are doing it for God. The honesty and determination that is in it, is visible in Diana every moment.

And the music? Oh, brother, this is a different world altogether. Diana’s songs are catchy and tap your emotions completely as if they pull the heartstrings. You do not even realize and you go into a different zone. Seeing all this it seems that music too is a kind of gift, a kind of ministry, that connects the hearts of people.

But one thing – not everyone is perfect. Diana’s attitude is a bit bold and unapologetic. As if she is saying, “Do whatever you want to do, I just have to give my best.” This style will not suit everyone, especially if you have a subtle or softer vibe. Still, if she was not like this, who knows whether she would have achieved so much?

Finally, if you like music or enjoy watching stories of real-life struggles and successes, then don’t miss Diane Warren: Relentless. Yes, sit with an open mind. This film will inspire you, no matter what background you come from.

And yes, sit with a tea or coffee. After the film finishes, do think – what are you doing with the talent you have? Diane’s story reminds me of the same thing – if you have got something, use it to the fullest and make the world a better place. Simple, isn’t it?