Oscar-winning composer AR Rahman’s daughter, Khatija Rahman, is set to make her debut as a music composer in the upcoming Tamil film titled “Minmini.” The news was shared by director Halitha Shameem on Twitter, who described Khatija as an exceptional talent.Khatija has primarily been known as a singer until now but is now venturing into the role of a composer.
Halitha expressed her happiness about working with Khatija on the film and mentioned that the talented singer is also a brilliant music composer.She assured fans that some great music is in the making for the film “Minmini.”
The announcement received enthusiastic reactions on social media, with many expressing their excitement about Khatija’s new endeavor.Fans praised her singing and eagerly anticipated hearing her compositions.They also mentioned looking forward to her independent tribute project called “Kuhu Kuhu.”
In an interview with the Times of India, Khatija shared her journey towards becoming a composer.She revealed that she had been uncertain about taking on the role until last year due to her involvement in various projects.
However, after playing her independent track for Halitha, who happened to be a female director, Khatija was encouraged by the positive response.Halitha expressed her appreciation for Khatija’s voice and thinking and believed she could add value to the film.This led them to collaborate and explore the opportunity further.
“Minmini,” which is set to release later this year, features Esther Anil, Gaurav Kalai, and Pravin Kishore as the lead actors.Halitha Shameem, known for her Tamil film “Sillu Karupatti,” is the director of the film.“Sillu Karupatti” is an anthology of stories revolving around love, relationships, class-divide, and companionship, known for its heartwarming and mature take on sensitive topics, delivered with a touch of humor.
With Khatija Rahman stepping into the role of a music composer for “Minmini,” fans eagerly await the release of the film and the opportunity to experience her musical talents in a new dimension.
