Oscar winner A R Rahman to perform in Pune
A R Rahman is a name that needs no introduction to Indian music fans
cityairnews
Jan 8, 2020 07:29
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Pune: Vonamor Entertainment Pvt. Ltd. and Excelencia Events, Hospitality & Entertainment brings to Pune a musical saga with “One Heart Tour – AR Rahman Live”. This is part of his multicity India tour of 2020.
A R Rahman is a name that needs no introduction to Indian music fans. Experience the Maestro's Live Concert in Mahalaxmi Lawn Pune on 22nd February 2020. A line-up of versatile & dynamic artists like Neeti Mohan, Jonita Gandhi, Haricharan, Aditya Narayan and Ranjit Barot would also be performing at the concert.
Speaking at the announcement conference, Mr. Manish Lanjekar, Director, Excelencia Events, Hospitality & Entertainment said, “We are super excited to begin this year with an event like this and we are very thankful to Vonamor Entertainment to put their trust in us in executing this event in Pune. One Heart Tour is going to be one of its kind concert that Pune has never witnessed till date. It will have the music maestro performing his award winning songs along with renowned singers from the industry.”
Speaking on the concert, Mr. Mohammed C K & Mr. Venkatesh S, Director, Vonamor Entertainment said, “It has been our dream to give Punekars an extravagant evening packed with entertainment and we worked really hard to get this mega event to the city. This is the strongest performing cast that Pune will witness. We would like to thank Excelencia Events for their support in this Pune concert.”
In the early 90s, A R Rahman broke through with smash hits primarily in his native language, Tamil. Those soundtracks, Roja and Bombay, were subsequently remade in Hindi, and with blockbusters such as Rangeela & Dil Se..., Rahman had become a household name across the country. He incorporated western instruments, orchestral music elements, qawalli, and even electronics, with traditional Indian music. AR Rahman has won two Oscars, two Grammys, six National Film Awards, a Golden Globe, a BAFTA, fifteen Filmfare Awards and seventeen Filmfare Awards South. He had also received the Padma Bhushan, India’s third highest civilian award in 2010.
