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In January alone, he is giving three live performances and all are out of India. Starting with a live concert on January eight at Doha (Qatar), he will give two-and-a-half hour outdoor free and exclusive music-dance performance involving over 40 Bollywood dancers-singers-musicians near Sydney (Australia) on January 16. On January 21, he will showcase another live concert in Muscat (Oman).
Rahman is also using social networking sites Twitter and Facebook.
Acclaimed Indo-American statesman Rajan Zed has applauded Rahman for creating a bridge between the music of east and west and for strengthening the worldwide market and stature of Indian music.
Rahman, who has reportedly recorded sales of over 300 million, was called “Mozart of Madras'' by Time magazine. Rahman sees music “as a way to connect to spirituality and embrace it” and for “creating harmony in troubled times”.
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I think IE has gone cuckoo over this one! Rahman is nowhere compared to the legends of the long bygone era of the golden Bollywood music -- like Naushad, Shankar-Jaikishan, Madan Mohan, Salil Chowdhury, the Burman duo et al. Your statement is half true -- Rahman is from Madras but most certainly he is NOT a Mozart.