By Hindustan Times
Superstar Rajinikanth has created history by singing a song in Hindi for the first actual time. The South Indian actor, who originally recorded the Tamil song for his daughter Soundarya's film Kochadaiyaan, could be singing without any rather then music composer AR Rahman.
“Rajini and Rahman came together to render Rahman’s composition. In Hindi. Rajniji had earlier sung the theme song for the Tamil version of Kochadaiyaan. But that was a fully different song. It's a must to needless to say the Hindi version of Kochadaiyaan is completely independent of its Tamil version. And so are the songs,” Kochadaiyaan producer Dr Murli Manohar told Mumbai Mirror.
The song was written by Irshaad Kaamil of affection Aaj Kal and Rockstar fame. The song has a sophisticated imagery of life and mortality with several difficult Urdu words, probably the explanation why Rajini was initially a little bit skeptical about pulling it off, reported the tabloid.
The superstar last sang a song almost twenty years ago, when he was heard singing Adikuthu Kuluru in his voice for the Tamil film Mannan. Well, the megastar's Bollywood fans will certainly be overjoyed with this piece of news.
