Claiming as many as 400 and more of lives, the Kerala floods was one of the deadliest calamities that India has ever witnessed. Followed by the massive destruction that left the nation in shock, many celebrities came forward for charitable causes in order to contribute to the relief funds started by the Chief Minister of Kerala. Amongst them was A R Rahman who has donated a whopping amount of Rs. 1 crore to the Kerala flood relief fund during his concert that was held in the US.
Joining the likes of South celebrities like Suriya and Dulquer Salmaan and Bollywood celebrities like Amitabh Bachchan and Shah Rukh Khan, A R Rahman who recently did a concert in the U.S., has donated his concert earnings to the Kerala flood victims. He shared about the same on his Twitter handle, expressing his concerns for his fellow Kerala citizens and even sang a song to lift up the spirits of the Keralites.
He stated on Twitter, “From my artistes and me touring the USA… To our brothers and sisters of Kerala! May this small offering help in providing you some relief!”
A R Rahman sang the song ‘Kerala, Kerala don’t worry Kerala’ as he sang the chartbuster ‘Mustafa’ as a tribute to the citizens. The concert was held in Washington and the musical maestro also shared this picture with the cheque that he received for the concert. The video of him singing the Kerala tribute has gone viral on social media. Many who attended the concert have shared the same on Twitter: