The entire nation is standing united to provide aid to Kerala – which has gone through the most devastating floods the state has seen in nearly 100 years, leaving countless people stranded out on the roads; homeless, hungry and trying their best to survive.
As a number of Indian celebs have also come out with their donations and campaigns, A .R. Rahman has chosen to give tribute to the state in his own inimitable fashion.
The Oscar and Grammy winning composer was at a concert in the United States, when he changed lyrics to his hit song ‘Mustafa Mustafa’ to pass on some words of empathy for the troubled state.
“Kerala, Kerala…Don’t Worry Kerala” – as soon as Rahman started chanting the modified chorus, the crowd’s applause went louder as they too chimed-in to send a few prayers for everyone who’s been affected by the tragedy.
Watch:
Dont Worry Kerala #KeralaFloods #ARRahman #HelpKerala #StandwithKerala pic.twitter.com/0rx2JHKeoM
— ARR (@arr4u) August 19, 2018
Rahman, like most Indians, is keeping Keralites in his prayers as he wrote in a Tweet recently.
Kerala, you are in our prayers. This too shall pass ..be strong !
— A.R.Rahman (@arrahman) August 17, 2018