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Music Is My Motivation: A.R. Rahman

Darpan News Desk IANS, 16 Jan, 2019 03:37 AM
  • Music Is My Motivation: A.R. Rahman

Music maestro A.R. Rahman says music is his motivation and pushes him to give his best.


Rahman will soon be seen as a super guru on "The Voice". While shooting for the promotional video for the show, he spoke about his love for music, read a statement.


"Music is my motivation and always pushes me to give my best. For me, music is not just a profession because when things work out and people like the song, then it changes the life of a musician in unimaginable ways for the better," Rahman said.


Singers Kanika Kapoor, Armaan Malik, Adnan Sami and Harshdeep Kaur will be seen as coaches on the show.

 

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