India's renowned music director and Oscar winner AR Rahman is now going to take a new initiative. Rahman has decided to join Hollywood singer Ken Cragon's climate change campaign. Rahman, along with a team of international musicians, is writing a song with the title 'Hand in Hand' for this unique initiative.
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Cragan has been awarded the UN in 1985 for creating a historical charity anthem 'We Are the World' and now Cragan has set up an augmented reality (AR) project called 'Hands Arrived the World' by shook hands with Neil Morgan.
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According to media reports, the aim of this project is to collect money for the causes of climate change and bring awareness about it. The initiative will be launched on 22 April next year to mark the 50th anniversary of Earth Day. The AR app will also be released on the same day. However, all the details about Rahman's music composition are yet to be revealed, and not much information is available about it yet. AR Rahman's popularity is also in other countries including India. Rahman gave his music in the Hollywood film 'Jai Ho', which was well-liked all over the world. Rahman was also awarded the Oscar for this.
