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“One good thing about music, when it hits you, you feel no pain.”― Bob Marley.
Music is something which has no boundaries. Something that makes us feel as one. We, the Indian music industry believe that right from our hearts. Probably that’s why we are called “The Music and Dance Industry” and we take that as a compliment.
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We have given a lot to pen down in history in many fields. How can we remain behind when it comes to our very own medium to communicate ‘MUSIC’. Though we have given a lot to get inspired from; a lot to put us on world map, for people to appreciate and connect with, still there is one name which goes right to the top.
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No one needs any 2nd guesses here, Mr. A. R Rahman is definitely a man blessed with music. On this World Music Day i.e. 21st June we would like to give him a tribute for all that he has done for us and for the mankind, music being a gift to be shared by one and all.
Vande Mataram, the original track written by Rabindra Nath Tagore was given a new buzz and life when Rahman rewrote it and gave it a beat that hit the hearts of the youth.
Performance given at Dhaka by Rahman took the breath away leaving the audiences in a trance by singing along and going with the flow he created.
Slumdog Millionaire’s music fulfilled the dream of every Indian who wanted to walk on the red carpet and take away the golden statuette. Thanks to Rahman.
We were just mesmerized, watching Rahman perform live.
Another award added to the Indian tally. Go Rahman!!
Word’s fail, it’s only music that takes control of you once you hear music composed by ‘A.R Rahman’.
Don’t tell me you haven’t heard of the song, scroll down to hear it now coz even Sydney couldn’t stop itself.
When Rahman performs for his own country it’s like an unmatched inspiration. We are proud of you.
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