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Ada is directed by Tanvir Ahmad and produced by Kazaan Ahmad. It stars debutant Ayaan Ahmad, Ayesha Jhulka, Nauheed Cyrusi, Rahul Roy and Milind Gunaji. As a part of this initiative, Nokia and Big Music will run a month-long contest where participants can remix the two Ada soundtracks namely Gulfisha and Gum Sum on Nokia’s newly launched Nokia XpressMusic mixer application. The Nokia XpressMusic mixer application is an online music mixer available on www.nokia.co.in/XpressMusic that has pre-loaded Ada tunes.

The winner, chosen by AR Rahman, will get an opportunity to spend one day with the music legend and compose the remix Ada soundtrack with him at his studio.

Elaborating on the concept, Rahman said, “India is full of talented young people and this contest is my way of unleashing their creativity. Nokia and Big Music have come up with a very interesting concept and I am looking forward to see how the listeners interpret my music and give it a new form.”

” I’m a silent member in this group. I’m Rajith 29 years, married, working as a Sales executive in a Glass company here in Sharjah. I know that I’m too late to post this, but coz of my busy schedule in my job I couldn’t post this, sorry. I’m a crazy fan of Rahman Sir and always I listen his music with my MP3 player which I carry out always with me. I cant sit without his music for a minute. Mostly I will be in my car and I can play his CD. My wife always says with a smile that I love his music more than her. She also loves his music a lot. My big aim in my life was to meet Rahman sir. When Roja released I was studying in 8th std. I love those songs and I planned to meet him or to get a job there as a driver or something else. I know driving very well since very young age. Let me start the story….

The Sunday event was organized to mark the launch of the Times of India’s Chennai edition.

Aamir’s next production Jaane Tu Yaa Jane Na marks the debut of his nephew Imraan Khan. However Mansoor Khan who was a recluse from the Bollywood circuit for several years, decided to make a come back when he came to know that his cousin Nauzhat’s son Imraan is making his debut in this film.

It can be recalled that Jane Tu Ya Jane Na was initially supposed to be produced by Jhamu Sughand but however things didn’t fall in place and Aamir came to rescue his nephew’s debut project. Aamir chose A R Rahman instead of Himesh Reshmmiya who was supposed to compose the music of Jane Tu Ya Jane Na.

Eager fans turned up on the St. George’s school grounds as early as 4 pm on Sunday evening, to “catch places” in the front rows. Shouts of “Rahman-Rah-Rah” filled the air and the excited audience waved posters, phootgraphs and sketches of Rahman. A bright green and red “Thank you Times of India” poster was waved around. Even the normally-staid VVIPs let their hair down to cheer and screech. The fashionably late found themselves standing in the aisles until accommodating organizers brought in more chairs.

And it was their day….Sometimes luck never comes our way…say my way. To see Rahman was one of my dreams in life. I really adore him. Only not because of his talent, but his simplicity. His beleif in God, his down to Earth character. Standing with Ar rahman is my friends. Close friends. Shiras, Thayyib and Shahbad. Guys really Jealous of you. I feel like crying. You got once in a life time opportunity. And he made your day. But when will be my day coming…… I have no idea. Sometimes I will have the luck to see him, but to be a member of a crew of his concert. That would be dream for me.

I got a message from Shahbad,late night. This was the message

“Da, most happiest moment in my life. I touched Rahman. He is just in front of me now. I took snapz. We are in stage co ordinators team. Now rehearsals going on… Missing you…….”

I got up from my bed. Couldn’t sleep. Got excited that my soul mates are going to see ARR. Became happy. Then suddenly I thought when will I see….I got stuck… I didn’t had an answer. I wish I was in Dubai. But no…I thought can I fly now…The answer was again no…..My sleep went off…Got up from bed. Read the message again and again… And started crying.

Andrew Lloyd Webber, among others, likes to call him the ‘Mozart of Madras’. But A R Rahman defies definition. The prodigy who studied western classical at Trinity College of Music went on to redefine Bollywood scores. Having brought world sound to Indian cinema, he also put his version of contemporary Indian music – which blends techno, rap, latino, disco, reggae and ragas into a sumptuous potpourri – on the world map. He made Broadway swing to Bollywood Dreams, and composed stirring anthems for the stage version of The Lord of the Rings.

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