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Desi People Are Chanting �Jai Ho� After Rahman's Iconic Song Features In A Montage At Oscars 2020


In the year 2009, AR Rahman became the first Indian composer to win two Oscars for his original score in Danny Boyleâs Slumdog Millionaire. 

The film, which was based on the life of a young man on a journey to find love and competing for money on the television show âKaun Banega Crorepatiâ or âWho Wants To Be A Millionaireâ, bagged eight Oscars including the best motion picture.

Check out the iconic song Jai Ho-

The iconic song, âJai Hoâ, made it to Oscars ceremony this year for which Rahman had won gold for original score and original song in Danny Boyleâs âSlumdog Millionaireâ.

According to IANS, American composer-lyricist-actor Lin-Manuel Miranda presented the Montage that included songs from âSlumdog Millionnaireâ, âTitanicâ and âWayneâs Worldâ. 

Desi people are especially deligted as it's a very proud moment for all Indians all over the world. Hereâs what people on social media have to say-

Yes, it just did!

Did #JaiHo just play alongside #MyHeartWillGoOn and others as Hollywoodâs most iconic songs? @arrahman ð¼ #Oscars2020

â Jamal Shaikh (@JamalShaikh) February 10, 2020


Proud momentâ¦

#Jaiho played at the #Oscars2020 ... Wow.. what a moment @arrahman Sir...

â HARDEEP SINGH DANG (@rojajimmy) February 10, 2020


We agree.

Just saw glimpse of #JaiHo, oh my god, fetus #DevPatel was cute #Oscars2020

â Ritz (@RitzisAFan) February 10, 2020


Too happy.

Nice hearing the original #JaiHo from #SlumdogMillionaire.#Oscars

â SLPhotos@Katsucon2020 (@Two_Cams25) February 10, 2020


Donât we all love this?

Love Jai Ho! #slumdogmillionaire #Oscar

â Adnan Virk (@adnansvirk) February 10, 2020


A.R. Rahman is known for his versatile music and has created some of the best-known music for almost two decades now.

The clip ended with Eminemâs 2002 film â8Mileâ and then he himself performed âLose yourselfâ to which he got a much-deserved standing ovation.

He also tweeted, âLook, if you had another shot, another opportunity⦠Thanks for having me @TheAcademy. Sorry it took me 18 years to get here.â

Hereâs the Tweet-

Look, if you had another shot, another opportunity... Thanks for having me @TheAcademy. Sorry it took me 18 years to get here. pic.twitter.com/CmSw2hmcZo

â Marshall Mathers (@Eminem) February 10, 2020



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