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AR Rahman&lsquo;s '99 Songs' is all set to release on OTT platforms.
Co-written and produced by the award-winning composer, '99 Songs' will begin streaming on Netflix and Jio Cinema from May 21.
The movie will be available in Hindi, Telugu and Tamil languages.
Starring Ehan Bhatt and Edilsy Vargas in the lead role,&nbsp;'99 Songs' follows the journey of a youngster named Jay, whose life centres around his two great loves: music and his girlfriend Sophie until his love for music is challenged by Sophie&rsquo;s father.&nbsp;

Here's when AR Rahman’s '99 Songs' will start streaming!

AR Rahman&rsquo;s '99 Songs' will start streaming on Netflix and Jio Cinema from May 21, film stars Ehan Bhatt &amp; Edilsy Vargas in lead role

AR Rahman&rsquo;s '99 Songs' gets OTT release date '99 Songs' to stream on Netflix &amp; Jio Cinema&nbsp;from May 21&nbsp; Film stars Ehan Bhatt &amp; Edilsy Vargas in lead role
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AR Rahman&lsquo;s '99 Songs' is all set to release on OTT platforms.
Co-written and produced by the award-winning composer, '99 Songs' will begin streaming on Netflix and Jio Cinema from May 21.
The movie will be available in Hindi, Telugu and Tamil.
Starring Ehan Bhatt and Edilsy Vargas in the lead role,&nbsp;'99 Songs' follows the journey of a youngster named Jay, whose life centres around music and his girlfriend Sophie until his love for music is challenged by Sophie&rsquo;s father.&nbsp;

Music Maestro AR Rahman&nbsp;who is gearing up for the release of his debut production '99 songs' opened up on why he hates the term 'Bollywood'.
Stating that each production should have a voice and nothing should be generic, Rahman&nbsp;told a leading daily that we are already disrespecting our filmmakers and amazing workers by calling everything Bollywood, which is in itself a rip-off of Hollywood.
Rahman&nbsp;added that he&nbsp;wants to show respect to all the talented people who take risks to make a film successful&nbsp;and that is one of the reasons why he campaigned against the word&nbsp;as he feels it's condescending.

AR Rahman reveals why he hates the term 'Bollywood', says it's condescending

AR Rahman&nbsp;says why he hates the term 'Bollywood'
'Why have a generic name for such a varied industry?'
'Putting all talented people under Bollywood&nbsp;is condescending'
'Disrespect to our filmmakers and amazing workers'
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Music Maestro AR Rahman&nbsp;who is gearing up for the release of his debut production '99 songs' opened up on why he hates the term 'Bollywood'.
Stating that each production should have a voice and nothing should be generic, Rahman&nbsp;told a leading daily that we are already disrespecting our filmmakers and amazing workers by calling everything Bollywood, which is in itself a rip-off of Hollywood.
Rahman&nbsp;added that he&nbsp;wants to show respect to all the talented people who take risks to make a film successful&nbsp;and that is one of the reasons why he campaigned against the word&nbsp;as he feels it's condescending.

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