Just like every year, AR Rahman made a grand entry at Grammys 2020 too.
The music maestro who made people all over the world chant Jai Ho making his presence felt internationally because of Danny Boyle's Slumdog Millionaire checked into Los Angeles' Staples Center for the 62nd edition of music's biggest awards.
The singer and composer was accompanied by his son Ameen.
As Rahman shared his favourite moments from Grammys 2020, he kept his fans intrigued and excited.
Rahman and his son Ameen met with Maroon 5's PJ Morton.
PJ Morton won a gramophone trophy for Best R&B Song for Say So at the Grammys.
Rahman also shared some BTS moments from the grand event.
With that, he also showed fans a glimpse of tribute paid to NBA legend Kobe Bryant, who died in a helicopter crash last night, hours before the event began.
While this year, AR Rahman went with his son to the Grammys, last year, he was accompanied by his daughter Raheema to the grand event.
Rahman has a long connection with Grammys.
He had won two trophies in 2010 for Best Compilation Soundtrack for a Motion Picture for Slumdog Millionaire and Best Motion Picture Song which was Jai Ho.
Before that, he had won two Oscars for the same film in 2009.
[Source: India Times]
