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A R Rahman on Biopic on Him: Won't Waste My Time
"I think more movies like Slumdog Millionaire should be made. It's a question of success. It is the best revenge. If more movies from here become hit worldwide then the whole world will look at it and say 'Oh let's go to India. Let's make more movies there'," said A R Rahman
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She Sang in Arabic For A R Rahman's Controversial Film Muhammad
"It was a once-in-a-lifetime experience moment for me. When I met him for the first time, I was shaking," said Natalie, who had earlier worked with Rahman in S Shankar's film I. "I sang for his new film called Muhammad. It's a big budget Iranian film and I had Arabic songs, so he helped me a lot," she added
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A R Rahman Said This About 'God's Followers' on Facebook Post
In a Facebook post two days ago, Rahman dismissed the fatwa and defended the right to religious freedom and tolerance. He wrote: "What if I had the good fortune of meeting Allah and he asked me on the Judgement day, 'I gave you faith, talent, money, fame and health... why did you not do music for my beloved Muhammad (sals) film?"
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After Threats to Rajinikanth and Rahman, Prakash Raj Says "Go to Hell"
Rajinikanth has been warned by some to not take the role of Tipu Sultan citing his attack on Tamil people, while a fatwa was issued against AR Rahman, after he composed the music of Muhammad: The Messenger of God. Prakash Raj said: "You ban meat, you ban porn; don't voters have rights? The bubble will burst soon"
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After Fatwa Row, AR Rahman should do 'Ghar Wapsi': Vishwa Hindu Parishad
The Vishwa Hindu Parishad today appealed to Oscar winning composer AR Rahman to re-convert to Hinduism, saying it was time for his "ghar-wapsi" after the controversy surrounding the film on Prophet Muhammad which invited a fatwa against him.
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AR Rahman Dismisses Fatwa Against Him in Strongly-Worded Facebook Post
"I didn't direct or produce the film I just did the music. My spiritual experiences of working on the film are very personal and I would prefer not to share these. My decision to compose the music for the film was made in good faith and with no intention of causing offence," AR Rahman wrote in a Facebook post
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A R Rahman on Biopic on Him: Won't Waste My Time
"I think more movies like Slumdog Millionaire should be made. It's a question of success. It is the best revenge. If more movies from here become hit worldwide then the whole world will look at it and say 'Oh let's go to India. Let's make more movies there'," said A R Rahman
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She Sang in Arabic For A R Rahman's Controversial Film Muhammad
"It was a once-in-a-lifetime experience moment for me. When I met him for the first time, I was shaking," said Natalie, who had earlier worked with Rahman in S Shankar's film I. "I sang for his new film called Muhammad. It's a big budget Iranian film and I had Arabic songs, so he helped me a lot," she added
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A R Rahman Said This About 'God's Followers' on Facebook Post
In a Facebook post two days ago, Rahman dismissed the fatwa and defended the right to religious freedom and tolerance. He wrote: "What if I had the good fortune of meeting Allah and he asked me on the Judgement day, 'I gave you faith, talent, money, fame and health... why did you not do music for my beloved Muhammad (sals) film?"
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After Threats to Rajinikanth and Rahman, Prakash Raj Says "Go to Hell"
Rajinikanth has been warned by some to not take the role of Tipu Sultan citing his attack on Tamil people, while a fatwa was issued against AR Rahman, after he composed the music of Muhammad: The Messenger of God. Prakash Raj said: "You ban meat, you ban porn; don't voters have rights? The bubble will burst soon"
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After Fatwa Row, AR Rahman should do 'Ghar Wapsi': Vishwa Hindu Parishad
The Vishwa Hindu Parishad today appealed to Oscar winning composer AR Rahman to re-convert to Hinduism, saying it was time for his "ghar-wapsi" after the controversy surrounding the film on Prophet Muhammad which invited a fatwa against him.
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AR Rahman Dismisses Fatwa Against Him in Strongly-Worded Facebook Post
"I didn't direct or produce the film I just did the music. My spiritual experiences of working on the film are very personal and I would prefer not to share these. My decision to compose the music for the film was made in good faith and with no intention of causing offence," AR Rahman wrote in a Facebook post
