My father did not change after winning an Oscar, says AR Rahman's daughter Khatija Rahman

Mumbai : Khatija Rahman, daughter of Indian director of music AR Rahman, Oscar winner, said to be proud of her father, not only for his musical feats, but also for its values. instilled in her as a father. On the occasion of the 10-year celebration of the music of Slumdog Millionaire, who won eight Oscars, including AR Rahman's best original score, Khatija became emotional and praised his father.

Khatija said: "Although the world knows you for your music and the prize you have won, I have immense love and respect for you because of the values ​​they have taught us (three of her children) Your humility matters most to me, no atom of your character has changed since you won the Oscar, nothing has changed in you in the last 10 years, if that The time you spend with us has been reduced, I think you are saving time by taking us on short trips! "

" I am deeply inspired by your generosity. There are a lot of things you do (social work) and people, even though I'm not aware of it.It is something that I appreciate most about my father. "

The girl asked his father to give some advice that he would like to give to his chi Children and all the young people, Rahman became very emotional f and took a break. Then he said, "I do not really give people advice, and when you grew up all three of you, I was sure to learn everything my mother taught me when I was growing up." 19659005] "It is time now you must follow your heart and your instinct to pray to God and He will guide you. I think your conscience is the best thing to do to guide you in life. "

The entire musical team, including lyricist Gulzar, singers Sukhwinder Singh, Ila Arun, Mahalaxmi Iyer, Vijay Prakash and actor Anil Kapoor, attended the event. [19659004] Gulzar shared the Oscar with Rahman for the song Jai Ho who won the award for the best original song in 2009. On stage, he and the rest of the artists shared their memories and anecdotes to cherish the moment to win the Oscar 10 years ago The event took place in the slum of Dharavi where the children of the musical project Dharavi interpreted the songs of the film.