After AR Rahman, Amaal Malik To Perform With Melbourne Symphony Orchestra At IFFM Awards

Amaal Malik will be the second Indian music composer to perform with Melbourne Symphony Orchestra at IFFM Awards

Lubna Khan

Tue Jul 23 2019, 15:06:33 26367 views
Musician and singer Amaal Mallik is no stranger to accolades and fame. The hit-maker, known for melodies and foot-tapping tracks including - Sooraj Dooba Hai, Main Hoon Hero Tera,  Bol Do Na Zara, Soch Na Sake, Sab Tera, Main Rahoon Ya Na Rahoon.The mind behind the soundtrack of MS Dhoni , Badrinath Ki Dulhania, Airlift, Badla , Baaghi, Kapoor & Sons & is amongst the country’s most sought-after names in the music industry. One of the youngest and most desirable performers of the music business in the Indian subcontinent, Malik has been roped in to be the official performer at the IFFM Awards night scheduled to take place on August 8. Amaal will be performing to a medley of his most popular compositions and renditions at the iconic Palais theatre.

Amaal will be joined for his performance with one for the world’s biggest and most reputed orchestras based in Melbourne, the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra. The oldest orchestra in Australia, they’ve previously collaborated with the likes of Elton John and Hans Zimmer & AR Rahman making Amaal the only other Indian Composer to do this. This is a landmark collaboration given the immense popularity of Amaal Malik and the iconic status of the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra.

An ecstatic Amaal, says, “It’s nothing short of an honour for me to be collaborating with them. It’s a big moment and I want to deliver my very best for the evening. I have been short listing songs for the medley. There will be a few expected and some very unexpected choices from my end. I will spend a good few days to prepare for them before meeting the team in Melbourne.”



Festival director Mitu Bhowmick says, “Given Amaal’s popularity with every section of the audience, he was pretty much an obvious choice for us. It will be a gala evening filled with music that truly celebrates cinema from India. Given that it’s Melbourne, an Aussie twist had to be in order.”


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