The
world
is
roaring
at
his
feet.
He
was
India"s
past;
he
is
truly
India"s
present
and
will
for
sure
be
India"s
future
too.
The
81st
Academy
Awards
will
forever
remain
and
will
be
cherished
not
just
by
the
ace
musician,
but
will
be
celebrated
by
every
Indian
living
across
the
nation.
Yes,
A.R.
Rahman
is
certainly
the
man
of
the
moment,
a
name
which
is
famous
even
on
the
slum
children"s
mouth.
Indian
music
maestro,
A.R.
Rahman
has
won
two
Oscars
awards
for
Best
Original
song
for
“Jai
Ho" and
best
background
score.
Rahman's
win
comes
as
the
crowning
glory
and
he
truly
deserves
the
honour,
not
just
for
this
movie,
but
for
the
fabulous
music
he
has
been
making
for
over
a
decade.
Our
heartiest
congratulation
goes
to
the
musical
genius
A.R.
Rahman.
Let
us
take
a
sneak
peak
at
his
filmi
(musical)
career
graph.
Born
in
Madras
(now
Chennai)
on
6th
January,
1966,
Allah
Rakha
Rahman
played
many
instruments
and
later
joined
people
like
Zakir
Hussain,
M.S.
Vishwanathan,
and
Ramesh
Naidu
on
world
tours.
He
soon
obtained
a
degree
in
Trinity
college,
Oxford
where
he
graduated
with
a
degree
in
western
classical
music.
Rahman
tasted
the
fruit
of
success
in
1992
by
providing
music
score
and
sound
track
to
Mani
Ratnam"s
Roja.
He
was
awarded
with
Rajat
Kamal
and
best
music
director
at
National
film
awards.
Rahman
worked
wonders
in
many
Tamil
and
Telugu
movies.
Some
of
his
noted
and
renowned
work
in
Hindi
cinema
which
created
a
vibe
for
more
than
a
decade
are
Roja
(1992),
Bombay
(1995),
Rangeela
(1995),
Fire(1996),
Daud
(1997),
Dil
Se,
Earth
(1998),
Taal
(1998),
Zubeidaa,
Nayak
(2000),
Lagaan
(2001),
Sathiya
(2002),
Lakeer,
Meenaxi
(2003),
Yuva,
Kisna,
Swades
(2004),
Rang
De
Basanti,
Guru
(2006),
Jodhaa
Akbar,
Jaane
Tu
Ya
Jaane
Na,
Yuvraaj,
Ghajini
(2008),
Slumdog
Millionaire,
Delhi
6
(2009).
Rahman
is
working
on
many
more
projects
which
are
yet
to
create
history.
This
is
just
a
brief
on
the
great
renowned
singer.
He
is
truly
a
masterpiece
in
his
department.
He
is
certainly
someone
who
has
redefined
the
meaning
of
music
and
things
related
to
music.
We
hope
he
brings
us
many
more
Oscars
in
the
years
to
come.
Jai
Ho!