Watch Bollywood Latest Videos, Movie Trailers, Movie Reviews - Bollywood-Newz

AR Rahman - Bollywood-News.IN Bollywood Music Master AR Rahman’s daughter has been admitted to the Asian Heart Hospital in Bandra following cardiac problems. Docters say that there is nothing much to worry about as she is fast recovering. “For the past three nights I have exclusively been playing the role of a loving father, with no music, nothing. I want to sincerely thank all my friends and family members for their prayers and good wishes,” Rahman posted on his Twitter page. “God has been kind and Raheema is recovering fast. I also want to thank all my friends from the media for their support and for respecting our privacy,” he added. 11-year-old Raheema was operated upon by doctors on Wednesday night. Rahman has two more children – daughter Khatija, 14 and five-year-old son, Ameen. For More News Go @ WWW.BOLLYWOOD-NEWS.IN

Award Winning Music Director A.R. Rahman has made India proud for the second time. He has bagged two Grammy Awards for his composition ‘Jai Ho’ from Slumdog Millionaire’. A.R. Rahman on receiving the award said, "This is insane, god is great again." This prestigious award has come to A.R. Rahman just few months after winning the Oscar. This song has been sung by Sukhvinder Singh, Tanvi Shah, Mahalaxmi Iyer, Vijay Prakash and A.R. Rahman himself. A.R. Rahman has been nominated for this award for the first time. By winning this award, he has beaten his rivals Steve Jordan for "Cadillac Records," Quentin Tarantino for "Inglourious Basterds", and the producers of "Twilight" and "True Blood." After winning the award, A.R. Rahman tweets that he owes his success to a number of people from Bollywood and Hollywood. "My mentors Maniratnam, Shekhar Kapur and Subhash Ghai, and mentor in the west, Andrew Lloyd WebberFolks at id-PR, Allison and ...

Following his two Oscars, it is the third doctorate for him Oscar-winning composer A.R. Rahman, Tamil Nadu Deputy Chief Minister M.K. Stalin and Chandrayaan project director M. Annadurai were on Saturday (August 1) conferred with honorary doctorates by Anna University in Chennai. Governor and university chancellor Surjit Singh Barnala gave away the honourary degrees at a special convocation. The degrees were conferred on Rahman and Annadurai for their achievements in the realm of music and space technology respectively and on Stalin for his contribution to the state's administration, Anna University Vice Chancellor P. Mannar Jawahar said. This is the third doctorate for Rahman after he won two Oscars for Hollywood movie "Slumdog Millionaire". The first was from Aligarh Muslim University and the second from London's Middlesex University. This is the first honourary doctorate conferred on Stalin, 56, a graduate of Madras University. Honorary doctorates from Tamil Nadu u...

Bollywood Director Madhur Bhandarkar thrilled she sung for his ‘Jail’ Lata Mangeshkar sang "Ae malik tere bande hum", a song that inspired prisoners in V. Shantaram's film "Do Aankhen Barah Haath" in 1957. Now Madhur Bhandarkar has the singing legend render a new-age 'prison anthem' in his latest movie "Jail". "We want Lata-ji's 'Daata sun maula sun' to be the new-age 'Ae maalik tere bande hum'. We want youngsters to embrace it and get to know the endless magic of Lata-ji's art. It has the potential to be hummed and sung in schools and colleges for all times to come," Bhandarkar told IANS. Lata's "Ae malik tere bande hum" went on to inspire generations of Indians imprisoned in their prejudices and daily despondencies. Now 52 years later when Bhandarkar conceived the song, he wanted only Lata to sing it. "I'm not just a Lata fan. I am her fanatic. When she agreed to sing 'Kitne ajeeb r...

Bollywood Director Mahesh Bhatt is widely known in the industry for his bold and thought provoking comments and now the director has given his take on Oscar nominated Slumdog Millionaire insisting that SM is not A.R Rahman’s best work. He says, ‘’If you see his work in the past, he has produced such a quality product that it shouldn’t even take a minute to award this legend. His music in TAAL, RANG DE BASANTI or even LAGAAN, which was nominated for the Oscars, stood nowhere in eyes of the Oscars’ Jury. However, when his music has a white connection, it comes to the priority list of the awards. Why? So is it that we Indians are incapable of making it to Oscars? Or it is just that we would be used for other’s benefit and just left unrecognized.”

Bollywood movie Slumdog Millionaire, the rags-to-riches tale set in Mumbai, topped its Hollywood success today with Oscar recognition. The story centres around orphan Jamal Malik, played by Dev Patel, a contestant on the Hindi version of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Directed by Danny Boyle, the film has already won a clutch of Golden Globes and Critics' Choice Awards and was a high-profile Bafta nominee, receiving 11 nods. After playing an awkward teenager in Skins, Patel is now taking on the Hollywood heavyweights. Before Slumdog Millionaire's success, Patel's acting experience was as sex-obsessed Anwar in teen drama Skins, while finishing off his AS-levels. Despite being a rising Hollywood star, the teenager, from Harrow, west London, has said his mother still nags him to make his bed. As a pupil at Whitmore High School, he earned full marks and an A* in his GCSE exam for his self-penned portrayal of a child in the Beslan school s...