AR Rahman's Son AR Ameen in Minor Chennai Car Crash!
AR Rahman's Son AR Ameen in Minor Chennai Car Crash!
Music maestro AR Rahman's son, AR Ameen, suffers minor injuries in a car accident near Chennai's Kathipara flyover. Get the full scoop on the incident and ongoing investigation.
Music maestro AR Rahman's son, AR Ameen, was involved in a minor car accident in Chennai, sustaining only minor injuries. The incident occurred near the bustling Kathipara flyover in Guindy, where his luxury car reportedly collided with an oncoming call taxi or cab. Eyewitnesses suggest the accident took place during the late-night hours.
Following the collision, AR Ameen, along with a friend who was also in the vehicle, received prompt medical attention.
Both were taken to Kauvery Hospital and were thankfully discharged after being treated for their minor injuries.
The quick response ensured that no serious harm was done, bringing a sigh of relief to fans and family alike.
Authorities have swiftly stepped in to investigate the circumstances surrounding the crash. Both vehicles involved have been confiscated by the Adyar Traffic Investigation Wing as part of their ongoing inquiry. A case has also been registered, with police actively working to determine the exact sequence of events that led to the accident.
AR Ameen, a talented musician in his own right, made his playback singing debut in 2015 with Mani Ratnam’s “O Kadhal Kanmani.” Since then, he has lent his voice to various projects across different languages and musical styles, often performing alongside his legendary father during international concert tours. More recently, Ameen contributed to the Tamil version of “Chikiri Chikiri” from Ram Charan’s film Peddi and collaborated with Jasleen Royal on the independent single “Bheegi Bheegi.”
Meanwhile, AR Rahman continues to be busy with a slate of major upcoming projects, including the two-part mythological epic "Ramayana: Part 1 & 2," the period drama "Batwara 1947," and "Moon Walk." He is also set to collaborate with actor Dhanush and filmmaker Mari Selvaraj on an exciting, as-yet-untitled project.
