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AR Rahman on Zakir Hussain Death: The entire music world is in deep mourning due to the news of the demise of famous tabla player Ustad Zakir Hussain. His contributions have made him famous not only in the field of Indian classical music but also globally. Composer and musician AR Rahman has now shared some of his pictures with the maestro on social media and paid tribute to him. Meanwhile, AR Rahman also mentioned one of his regrets. Let us tell you what AR Rahman said.
AR Rahman remembers Zakir Hussain
After hearing the news of Zakir Hussain’s demise, AR Rahman shared some pictures with Zakir Hussain on social media. Along with the pictures, she has also put emojis of flowers and prayers, which shows how shocked she is by Zakir’s demise.
On Monday, AR Rahman took to his social media account to remember the time he spent with Ustad Zakir Hussain and wrote, ‘Inna Lilahi wa Inna Ilahi Raziyun. Zakir Bhai was a source of inspiration, his talent was so great that he made Tabla recognized all over the world. His departure from this world is an irreparable loss for us.
Rahman told AR Rahman that he regretted this
That both of us were planning to work on Ablaam together. He said, I regret that we could not work together as much as we could. We both had planned to make an album together, but now this dream remained unfulfilled. You will always be remembered. May God give his family and countless fans the strength to bear this immense loss.
Ustad Zakir Hussain passed away on Monday morning.
Regarding the illness of Ustad Zakir Hussain, it is being told that he was suffering from Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis i.e. a type of serious lung disease. Zakir Hussain, 73, breathed his last in San Francisco and his death was confirmed by a family spokesperson.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi also expressed grief over this tragic incident. He said in a post, the demise of Ustad Zakir Hussainji has left us in deep mourning. He was a great icon of Indian classical music, who gave Tabla a new identity across the world. His contribution is incomparable and his memories will always live in the hearts of music lovers.
