A.R. Rahman Revealed That He Initially Created The Anthem Song In ‘Sachin: A Billion Dreams’ A Rap

Sachin Tendulkar won hearts of many with his impeccable performance. He is an idol of many. A lot were down in the dumps when the master blaster announced his retirement from cricket.

And now the cricketer is again in the news because of his upcoming biopic documentary ‘Sachin: A Billion Dreams’, which is based on his life. If you think that since the movie is based on the life of legendary cricketer then it will be devoid of songs, then you are wrong. Music composer A.R. Rahman has composed the music for the movie. The film will have an anthem song. Oscar winning music composer said that initially the anthem song was a rap with the chants that supporters used to make during the matches on the field. He found it challenging it give the music for the movie. He also said that he created 14 versions of the anthem song ‘Sachin Sachin’.

“We made 14 versions of the song and initially it was a rap with ‘Sachin Sachin’ chant (of his fans) which I liked a lot. But then we changed it musically, tried to encapsulate the energy, emotions of his journey and fans, and finally we finished the song last week,” said Rahman during the launch of the song on Tuesday. Film director James Erskine, producer Ravi Bhagchandka, singer Sukhwinder Singh graced the event with their presence. Sukhwinder Singh added more charm to the event by performing the song live on stage.

The movie is scheduled to hit the theatres on May 26.

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