AR Rahman to perform in Hiroshima

Oscar-winning Indian performer AR Rahman is right now in the Japanese city of Hiroshima alongside his band.

Rahman took to Facebook on Sunday to share a photo in which he can be seen posturing nearby two ladies.

"While in transit to Hiroshima with my band," Rahman composed nearby the picture.

As per a Facebook client, Rahman is in the city for an execution.

"For the benefit of India, your show in Hiroshima will spread the message of peace and world fraternity in Japan, which had been influenced by the most noticeably bad decimation of the nuclear World War II," the client remarked on Rahman's post.

Rahman additionally posted another photo in which he can be seen posturing before Hiroshima Peace Remembrance.

He subtitled it, "At the Hiroshima Commemoration".

Rahman won the Oscar for Best Unique Score and Best Unique Tune for Danny Boyle's 2008 film "Slumdog Tycoon".

He began his adventure by making scores for documentaries and Television programs before he got his first motion picture break with 1992 discharge "Roja". From that point forward, he has made soul-rendering music in movies like "Rangeela", "Taal", "Dil Se", "Jodhaa Akbar", "Swades", "Rang De Basanti", "Rockstar", "Poke Tak Hai Jaan" and "Raanjhanaa".