A.R. Rahman Clarifies ‘Communal Bias’ Remark: ‘Never Meant To Offend Or Hurt Sentiments’

A.R. Rahman Clarifies ‘Communal Bias’ Remark: ‘Never Meant To Offend Or Hurt Sentiments’

Oscar-winning composer A.R. Rahman has issued a clarification following the controversy surrounding his recent remarks on alleged communal bias within the Hindi film industry. Addressing the backlash, Rahman stated, ‘I understand that intentions can sometimes be misunderstood. But my purpose has always been to uplift, honor and serve through music.’ The composer emphasized his pride in being Indian, describing the country as his inspiration and home. He noted that his previous comments regarding fewer opportunities in Bollywood were not intended to cause pain or offend sentiments. Rahman highlighted that India provides a space for freedom of expression and celebrates multicultural voices. The clarification comes after mixed responses from the music industry and social media, with figures like Javed Akhtar weighing in on the situation. Rahman concluded his message by reaffirming his commitment to uplifting India’s music industry and ended with the patriotic salute, ‘Jai Hind, Jai Bharat.’

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