AR Rahman – Destiny’S Child Turns 45
Ever heard about a famous proverb that says – The Men who scaled greater heights toiled while others were sleeping… If there needs to be an illustration for an entity, who strived creatively hard with dedication and passion for the work he was engaged with, it cannot get better than A.R. Rahman.Just as the tagline of his famous ‘Slumdog Millionaire’ says –
‘From Rags to Riches’, A.R. Rahman has manifestly proven this mantra of success. He’s been intensively hemmed with piousness and believes that God alone can make wonders happen.
Born as Dileep Kumar on Jan 5, 1966, the young lad didn’t go through a legato of uplifted childhood. His father R.K. Sekhar, wizardry in instrumentations passed away at Rahman’s early ages and he was raised by his mother Kasturi (Later rechristened as Kareema).As Kamal Haasan said, “There isn’t anything called ‘LUCK’ for those who deserve it”, A.R. Rahman got himself worthy to claim this call and worked harder to peak through the glorious path, though he wasn’t specific about the results.This day, A.R. Rahman is swaying across the epitome of success with his musical bonanzas reaching towards the far-flung corners and abysses of the globe.‘A Man of Few Words’ – A.R. Rahman holds a special mention for being a genuine personality, who maintains cordial relationship with everyone. And perhaps, this could be the only reason of fetching a best team.At this age, he turns to be a role model for aspirational youngsters, which doesn’t stop with his profession, but extends further into the personal life as well. A.R. Rahman has been a son who makes his mother embellished with honor and happiness, a lovable husband, an adorable father and a friendly person.Ages may pass, but his magnificent deed and resplendent gestures will keep him rejuvenated with youthfulness in years to come as A.R. Rahman himself jocularly said – “Next time you offer me ‘Life Time Achievement Award, please rethink and don’t make me older…” while bagging Life Time Achievement Award at IIFA. Moreover his message at Academy Awards Ceremony – ‘I chose Love and I’m here’ had just awestruck everyone to stride on the same paths.We, as the members of Top10Cinema wish a very happy birthday and extend our heartiest regards that’ll gain more fetes and laurels.
Born as Dileep Kumar on Jan 5, 1966, the young lad didn’t go through a legato of uplifted childhood. His father R.K. Sekhar, wizardry in instrumentations passed away at Rahman’s early ages and he was raised by his mother Kasturi (Later rechristened as Kareema).As Kamal Haasan said, “There isn’t anything called ‘LUCK’ for those who deserve it”, A.R. Rahman got himself worthy to claim this call and worked harder to peak through the glorious path, though he wasn’t specific about the results.This day, A.R. Rahman is swaying across the epitome of success with his musical bonanzas reaching towards the far-flung corners and abysses of the globe.‘A Man of Few Words’ – A.R. Rahman holds a special mention for being a genuine personality, who maintains cordial relationship with everyone. And perhaps, this could be the only reason of fetching a best team.At this age, he turns to be a role model for aspirational youngsters, which doesn’t stop with his profession, but extends further into the personal life as well. A.R. Rahman has been a son who makes his mother embellished with honor and happiness, a lovable husband, an adorable father and a friendly person.Ages may pass, but his magnificent deed and resplendent gestures will keep him rejuvenated with youthfulness in years to come as A.R. Rahman himself jocularly said – “Next time you offer me ‘Life Time Achievement Award, please rethink and don’t make me older…” while bagging Life Time Achievement Award at IIFA. Moreover his message at Academy Awards Ceremony – ‘I chose Love and I’m here’ had just awestruck everyone to stride on the same paths.We, as the members of Top10Cinema wish a very happy birthday and extend our heartiest regards that’ll gain more fetes and laurels.
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