A. R. Rahman

A. R. Rahman is a legendary Indian composer, singer, and music producer, globally revered for his innovation, spirituality, and transformative contribution to music. Born on January 6, 1967, in Chennai, India, Rahman began his career composing for ad jingles and South Indian films before revolutionizing Indian cinema’s soundscape with his debut soundtrack for Roja (1992). His unique fusion of classical Indian music with electronic, world, and orchestral elements redefined film music and earned him worldwide acclaim.

Over the decades, Rahman has composed for some of the most iconic films, including Dil Se, Lagaan, Rockstar, Guru, Slumdog Millionaire, and Jodha Akbar. His work on Slumdog Millionaire earned him two Academy Awards, a Golden Globe, and multiple Grammy Awards, making him one of the most decorated musicians in the world.

Beyond film music, Rahman’s contributions span global collaborations, stage musicals, and humanitarian projects. Known for his humility and devotion, he continues to inspire generations with his message of peace and unity through music. Widely hailed as the “Mozart of Madras,” A. R. Rahman remains a timeless icon of creativity, innovation, and soulful artistry.