It
was
A.R.
Rehman
all
the
way
at
the
53rd
Annual
Filmfare
Award.
The
music
maestro,
nominated
in
three
categories
-
Best
Music,
Best
Background
Score
and
Best
Singer,
walked
away
with
two
statues
of
the
black
lady
(Best
Music,
Best
Background
Score)
losing
out
the
third
one
by
a
whisker.
It
should
be
noted
that
the
world
renowned
composer
had
just
one
release
in
2007,
director
Mani
Ratnam's
Guru
which
released
at
the
very
beginning
of
2007.
However,
the
film's
songs
are
still
a
rage
with
the
masses,
a
proof
of
Rahman's
musical
prowess.
As
he
received
the
award
for
Best
Background
Score,
Rehman
(who
was
presented
the
award
by
Bollywood's
famed
director
duo
Abbas-Mustan)
said,
"The
Filmfare
Award
is
like
an
ornament
for
a
lady;
the
more
you
have,
it
enhances
the
charm."
Later
on,
he
was
back
on
stage
once
again,
this
time
receiving
the
Best
Music
award
for
Guru
from
Bappi
Lahiri
and
Poonam
Dhillon.
The
award,
his
21st,
makes
the
Mozart
of
Madras
the
recipient
with
the
most
number
of
Filmfare
awards.
We,
at
Oneindia.in,
wish
the
'Isai
Puyal'
on
his
glorious
triumph.