Renowned Music Maestro AR Rahman Celebrates 58th Birthday With Heartfelt Tributes

Renowned Music Maestro AR Rahman Celebrates 58th Birthday With Heartfelt Tributes

Mumbai, Maharashtra, India - January 7 (ANI): The music world is abuzz with love and appreciation for legendary composer, singer, and filmmaker A. R. Rahman as he celebrates his 58th birthday today.

Several Bollywood stars and close friends of the maestro took to social media to extend their warmest wishes to him on this special day. Filmmaker Aanand L. Rai shared a heartfelt message on Instagram, writing: "Behati Ganga, khubsurat pahaad, udte badaal aur a r rahman.... hum 'tere ishk mein'... hamesha (Flowing Ganga, beautiful mountains and AR Rahman, we are in love with you). Happy birthday maestro @arrahman."

Another notable message came from YRF Pictures, which shared a stunning portrait of the composer on Instagram. Red Chillies Entertainment extended its heartwarmest wishes to AR Rahman, while Shah Rukh Khan's production house, Red Chillies, also joined in on the celebration.

Additionally, Diljit Dosanjh and Imtiaz Ali took to social media to express their love for AR Rahman, paying tribute to his contributions to music. Meanwhile, Raheema Rehman, the composer's daughter, affectionately referred to him as "the best dad" while wishing him a happy birthday.

On this special day, AR Rahman also launched the Bharat Maestro Awards, an initiative to honor the legacy of Indian classical music legends and inspire future musical icons. The awards aim to recognize the timeless influence of Indian classical music while nurturing the next wave of musical talent.

As Rahman celebrates his 58th birthday, he is known for songs like 'Jai Ho', 'Enna Sona', 'Tere Bina', 'Yeh Jo Des Hai Tera', and others that have enthralled audiences worldwide. Having won an Oscar for his song 'Jai Ho' in 2009, the singer's contributions to music are undeniable.

The Bharat Maestro Awards serve as a testament to Rahman's remarkable journey, connecting past, present, and future through the universal language of sound.