AR Rahman's new singing sensation - Page 2

Thank you Qwestda,

Another masterpiece again..She does have a very melodious voice.👍🏼 and has done a good job👏👏👏

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Originally posted by: the coolest one

👏 nice voice wonder where arr came to know bout her

The same here. She has a very good voice though.

I wonder where ARR finds all these hidden talents!

can somebody tell ARR to use Debo.

With his mellifluous voice and ARR's melody, they will rock the world.

Originally posted by: Qwest

Reena Bhardwaj

new singing sensation The story of Reena Bhardwaj and her debut song 'Yeh rishta...'

A surprise phone call from AR Rahman has catapulted this LSE graduate Reena Bhardwaj into the world of playback singing. Rahman gave her the beautiful number 'Yeh Rishta...' to sing and she didn't disappoint him as her song from Meenaxi has gone up right to the top of most charts. In an exclusive interview Reena Bhardwaj talks to the History Talking.com about her extraordinary musical journey. To listen click here (English) Need Real player to listen

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By: Narendra Kusnur
February 13, 2004

Singer Reena Bhardwaj Pic: Rane Ashish Brought up in the UK, Reena Bhardwaj has always tried to maintain a balance between academics and cultural pursuits. Even as she sang in school functions and learnt Kathak, she took her studies very seriously. When she was studying management at the London School Of Economics, she got some singing offers. Reena is now in the news with the song Yeh Rishta, composed by A R Rahman in M F Husain's film Meenaxi — A Tale Of Three Cities. Though she's also worked on the Legend Of Bhagat Singh and Bombay Dreams albums, she was first noticed in a big way on Nitin Sawhney's latest album Human, where she was particularly impressive on Heer. Now in Mumbai on a month-long visit, Reena is training in classical vocal music from Ustad Ghulam Mustafa Khan. "Though I'm working as a management consultant, I'd like to pursue music with equal seriousness. Both management consultancy and music have one thing in common — they are about communication," she says. Reena says it was her dream to work with both Rahman and Sawhney. "Call it destiny, if you wish. But I always had this desire to work with both of them. I got the Meenaxi offer when the film's associate director Owais Husain called me first, and then Rahman called me after that," she says. Though she's been bred in the UK, Reena has been following Hindi film music since childhood. She says: "My father is a huge fan of Lata Mangeshkar. So I got a chance to hear composers like Madan Mohan, S D Burman and R D Burman. Even otherwise, my father would insist that we speak Hindi at home. Of course, like all those who've grown up there, I've been closely following rock, pop, jazz, absolutely everything." Any fresh film offers? Says Reena: "There have been enquiries but I can't say anything till they're finalised." We'll keep a track.

Wow Qwestji, I am listening right now. She has a lovely voice.

SHe has very good voice 😊