A. R. Rahman’s Wonderment Tour Leaves 30,000 Fans Spellbound in Spectacular City Return
The Wonderment Tour by A. R. Rahman, organised by Noise and Grains in association with Jo Entertainment and Fairgame Entertainment, concluded on a spectacular high note, leaving the city mesmerised. Marking his return to performing in the city after a long hiatus, the music maestro enthralled an audience of over 30,000 fans with an unforgettable live experience.
The evening unfolded as a grand celebration of music, nostalgia, and innovation, with Rahman delivering some of his most iconic compositions alongside breathtaking visuals and world-class production. The energy soared as celebrated singers Chinmayi, Srinivas, Adithya RK, A. R. Ameen and Rakshita Suresh joined him on stage, delivering stirring performances that had the crowd singing along in unison.
One of the biggest highlights of the night was the surprise appearance by Dhanush, who joined Rahman on stage for a powerful rendition of “Adanghata Asuran” from Raayan. The composer-actor duo set the stage ablaze, sending fans into a frenzy and adding an electrifying twist to the evening. The excitement continued as Anupamaa took to the stage to perform her iconic track “Chandralekha,” captivating the crowd with her dynamic presence. Legendary singer Srinivas added a touch of nostalgia with his soulful performance of “Minsara Kanna,” drawing thunderous applause from fans. Rahman further enthralled the audience with stirring renditions of “Dil Se Re” from Dil Se.. and the spiritual favourite “Kun Faya Kun” from Rockstar. Adding youthful energy to the night, Ameen impressed fans with a live performance of his recent hit “Bheegi Bheegi,” among several other soulful and powerful numbers that made the concert an unforgettable musical celebration.
With roaring applause, dazzling moments, and a shared love for music filling the air, The Wonderment Tour proved once again why A. R. Rahman remains a global icon, turning the night into a magical celebration that will be remembered for years to come.
