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Suspense crime, Digital Desk : Singapore's President, Tharman Shanmugaratnam, has publicly commended iconic Indian composer A.R. Rahman for his collaborative spirit and dedication to showcasing local talent during his recent concert in the city-state.

In a heartfelt Facebook post following the performance, President Tharman expressed his admiration not only for Rahman's globally acclaimed musical genius but also for his remarkable humility and his conscious effort to integrate Singaporean artists into his show. The President highlighted Rahman's inclusion of veteran Singaporean musician Mohamed Noor, frontman of the band 'Force Vomit,' alongside talented local rappers, drummers, and singers, creating a vibrant fusion and providing a significant platform for these artists.


Rahman, an Oscar-winning composer renowned for hits like "Jai Ho," was lauded by President Tharman for remaining "grounded and approachable" despite his immense international fame. The President clearly enjoyed the concert and was particularly impressed by Rahman's initiative to share the stage with homegrown talent.

This act of collaboration was seen by President Tharman as a significant gesture, underscoring the positive impact such partnerships can have on enriching the local cultural landscape. It also serves as a major source of inspiration and recognition for Singaporean musicians, offering them invaluable experience and exposure alongside a world-renowned figure.

The President's praise highlights the mutual benefits of cultural exchange and the powerful role established artists can play in nurturing and promoting emerging talent within the communities they visit.


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