AR Rahman Remarks 'Aaye Re Toofan': A Tribute To The Unyielding Spirit Of Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj (Image-Instagram/arrahman)
Starring Vicky Kaushal and Rashmika Mandanna, Chhaava, the inspiring biographical film of the greatest king Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj, is the next anticipated release in Hindi cinema. And the day to witness the masterpiece is just around the corner, with its release date scheduled on February 14.
Ahead of the release, the makers unveiled yet another magical melody of the Oscar-winning composer AR Rahman, titled Aaye Re Toofan. More than a film, Chaava is set to narrate the story of valour, culture, and history. And the magical melodies of AR Rahman promise to elevate the story in every aspect.
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As the single Aaye Re Toofan goes viral on social media, the music composer shared his inspiration behind composing this electrifying anthem. AR Rahman, who is the composer and the singer of the song, described it as an invocation of an era crafted to bring forth the Maratha roar in its grandest form.
The composer, who aimed to create the song that echoes within the soul, said that every beat, every note, and every war cry in the composition is meant to stir something primal and powerful.
Rahman is always known for breathing life into films through his melodies, especially when it’s a period film. Throughout this composition, the musical genius made sure that it captured the essence. Moreover, he also expressed his delight at how the song captures the essence of strength and valour in the epic’s portrayal of the Maratha king.
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Vicky Kaushal also remarked that every single person on the set had poured their heart, blood, and sweat into honouring the sacred legacy of Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj. According to him, Aaye Re Toofan wasn’t a song but a responsibility. The inspiring lyrics of Aaye Re Toofan were written by Irshad Kamil and Kshitij Patwardhan and were jointly sung by AR Rahman and Vaishali Samant.
Enjoy the Maratha anthem here:
