AR Rahman admitted to Chennai's Apollo Hospital after complaining of chest pain

AR Rahman admitted to Chennai's Apollo Hospital after complaining of chest pain

AR Rahman, popular music composer and renowned director, was admitted to Apollo Hospital in Chennai after complaining of chest pain. The 58-year-old artist is being attended to by a team of specialists in the hospital and various tests are being conducted on him today (March 16).

The Oscar-winning music director was hospitalised last night, the corporate hospital said without divulging details.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin posted on X and said, "As soon as I heard the news that Isaipuyal @arrahman had been admitted to the hospital due to ill health, I contacted the doctors and inquired about his health! They said he is fine and will be back home soon! Happy!."

Rahman is currently busy with his music projects and several gigs. The singer had joined Ed Sheran during his Mathematics Tour concert performance in Chennai last month. Several visuals from the gig that had surfaced online showed Rahman joining Sheeran on stage. The duo not only interacted with fans but also belted out a remix of Ed's Shape of You and Rahman's Urvasi.

Read More ‘Democracy wins’: CEC’s message goes beyond Bihar’s record turnout

Hours after his performance, Ed took to Instagram and expressed his gratitude for receiving an "honour" to share the stage with Rahman."What an honor @arrahman," he captioned the post.AR Rahman is set to compose music for the Dhanush and Kriti Sanon starrer 'Tere Ishk Mein', which is a spiritual sequel to the blockbuster film Raanjhanna. It is directed by Anand L Rai.

Read More 17-year-old girl shot by stalker outside library in Faridabad

Recently, Rahman's ex-wife Saira Banu was hospitalised due to a medical emergency and had to undergo surgery. The news was shared by her lawyer, Vandana Shah, through an official statement. Saira Banu and AR Rahman announced their separation on November 19, 2024, after nearly 29 years of marriage. 

Read More Afghanistan accuses Pakistan of violating ceasefire despite peace talks being underway in Istanbul

Tags:

About The Author

Aryan Age Picture

Welcome to Aryan Age, an English newspaper that has been serving readers since 2011 from Delhi. With a loyal circulation of over 19,000, we are dedicated to providing our readers with the latest news and information, as well as insightful analysis and commentary that help them navigate the complex and rapidly changing world.

Post Comment

Comment List

Latest News

SIR in Bengal: ECI crackdown on BLAs, BLOs over 'irregularities' SIR in Bengal: ECI crackdown on BLAs, BLOs over 'irregularities'
Kolkata: The Election Commission of India has launched a crackdown against booth-level officers (BLOs) over the alleged gross irregularities and...
Impact felt across US as Republican-Democrat standoff on government funding drags on
Ajit Pawar faces storm over Pune land deal involving son Parth, cancels controversial transaction amid probe

Live Cricket Score

Advertisement

Science & Tech

CERT-In issues high-severity warning for Google Chrome users: Update your browser now CERT-In issues high-severity warning for Google Chrome users: Update your browser now
The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team, or CERT-In, has issued a high-severity security advisory for all users of Google Chrome...
iPhone 17 hidden upgrades: 5 features Apple did not highlight

Health

CDSCO flags 112 drug samples as ‘not of standard quality’ in September CDSCO flags 112 drug samples as ‘not of standard quality’ in September
The Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) on Thursday declared 112 drug samples tested by the Central and state drugs...
India reaffirms commitment to integrate Ayush innovation into global health at Arctic Circle meet

Lifestyle

From Sultanpur Lodhi to Kartarpur: The sacred trail of Guru Nanak’s life and journey From Sultanpur Lodhi to Kartarpur: The sacred trail of Guru Nanak’s life and journey
New Delhi: Every town and gurudwara is immersed with the sounds of "Satnam Waheguru" on the occasion of Guru Nanak...
Blue Origin’s new Glenn set to launch NASA’s ESCAPADE Mars Mission in late 2025
crossorigin="anonymous">