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Listen: Ar Rahman's Son Makes Hindi Singing Debut With Sachin: A Billion Dreams

IANS, 30 May, 2017 11:50 AM
  • Listen: Ar Rahman's Son Makes Hindi Singing Debut With Sachin: A Billion Dreams
Oscar-winning composer A.R. Rahman's son A.R. Ameen made his singing debut in Hindi with "Sachin: A Billion Dreams".
 
Ameen, 14, has sung the song "Mard Maratha" for the James Erskine directorial, which released on May 26.
 
Rahman, who is also the music composer for the film, took to Twitter where he shared the YouTube link to his son's song, which also features singer Anjali Gaikwad.
 
 
"AR Ameen's Hindi debut featuring Anjali Gaikwad," Rahman posted on Twitter on Monday.
 
Ameen has also sung for filmmaker Mani Ratnam's Tamil film "OK Kanmani", English film "Couples Retreat" and Telugu film "Nirmala Convent".

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