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A R Rahman Addresses His ‘Communal’ Remark: Never Wished To Cause Pain, Hope My...

Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppPinterestLinkedinCopy URLTelegramEmailTumblrReddItPrintKoo New Delhi, Jan 18: Noted music composer A R Rahman shared a video post on his social media on Sunday, addressing the backlash following his comments in one of the recent interviews and said the intentions can “sometimes be misunderstood”, but he didn’t wish to cause any pain with his words. Rahman, known for his music in films such as “Roja”, “Bombay” and “Dil Se..” among others, shared a post on his Instagram handle, in which he explained the same. The 59-year-old composer said music has always been “the way to connect, celebrate and honour India’s culture.” “India is my inspiration, my teacher and my home.

A R Rahman Addresses His ‘Communal’ Remark: Never Wished To Cause Pain, Hope My...

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Key Highlights

  • I understand that intentions can sometimes be misunderstood.
  • But my purpose has always been to uplift, honour and serve through music.
  • I have never wished to cause pain, and I hope my sincerity is felt,” he said in the video.
  • “I feel blessed to be Indian, which enables me to create a space which always allows freedom of expression and celebrates multicultural voices.
  • From nurturing Jhalaa, presented at the WAVES summit in front of the honourable Prime Minister and Rooh-e-Noor, to collaborating with the young Naga musicians, to creating a string orchestra, to mentoring the Sunshine orchestra, also building Secret Mountain, India’s first multicultural virtual band and the honour of scoring Ramayana, alongside Hans Zimmer.
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