AR Rahman’s son Ameen clarifies he was not driving the car
Indian musical composer and record producer AR Rahman's son AR Ameen clarifies that he was not driving when the accident took place in Chennai
Chennai: Indian musical composer and record producer AR Rahman’s son AR Ameen clarifies that he was not driving when the accident took place in Chennai, Tamil Nadu yesterday.
The accident took place when AR Ameen was travelling with his friend to the airport when the car collided with a cab. This happened as the driver in the other vehicle moved ahead even when the signal was red.
The singer has shared about the incident on his Instagram account and also clarified to the fans regarding the incident and who was driving. He has uploaded a Instagram story.
Ameen wrote on his Instagram Stories, “Yesterday, on the way to the airport, I was in the passenger seat of my friend’s car when we were involved in a minor accident. By God’s grace, everyone involved is safe and well. All praise be to the Almighty for His grace and protection over all of us.”
He added, “I want to sincerely thank my family, friends and well-wishers who reached out, checked on me and sent their love and prayers. It truly means more to me than I can express. I also believe that my grandma’s, my dad’s and GV Anna’s prayers and values continue to guide and protect me. I will always carry their teachings with me and strive to live by everything they have instilled in me.”
“Thank you once again to everyone for your love, care and support,” Ameen concluded the note.
The whole incident was revealed by his elder sister, “Hi everyone. Thank you so much for all your wishes, prayers and concern. Ameen is safe and doing well by God’s grace.”
She went on to add, “I’d also like to clarify what actually happened, as there have been some inaccurate reports regarding the incident. Ameen was on his way to the airport, seated in the passenger seat, while his friend was driving.”
Detailing the accident, Khatija wrote, “A driver in another vehicle ahead of them moved forward despite the signal being red, which resulted in a minor collision. By God’s grace, Ameen, his friend and the occupant of the other vehicle are all safe.”
She further added, “We kindly request that news reports verify the facts and, wherever possible, clarify details with the family before publishing. Accurate and responsible reporting is especially important in situations like these, when incorrect information can cause unnecessary worry and distress.”
AR Ameen has given his voice in Ram Charan’s Peddi Tamil version of Chikiri Chikiri. This is the latest thing that he has done in his career. Previously he contributed an a independent single Bheegi Bheegi in collaboration with Jasleen Royal.
