'We try to be honest': A R Rahman reacts to Twitter outrage over Wembley concert

Mumbai: A R Rahman has reacted in his trademark humble style to the controversy over his recent concert at Wembley stadium in London.

The music maestro had to face the brunt on Twitter of several unhappy fans who walked out of the concert and demanded refunds because he sang too many songs in Tamil.

When asked about the outcry, Rahman, who is at the IIFA Awards in New York, told NDTV, "We try our best. We try to be honest. I love the way how people have supported for all these years without them I'm nothing. I'm grateful to all of them.”

Amid the stream of criticism against Rahman, Priyanka Chopra, singer Chinmayi Sanprada, and several others had come out in support of the Rahman, many pointing that title of the concert itself was in Tamil, 'Netru, Indru, Naalai' (yesterday, today, tomorrow) and that only 8 songs out of the 28 songs he sung were in Tamil.

Rahman seemed unfazed with all the criticism and came up with another stellar performance at the IIFA Rocks event on Friday, with the awards also recognising his contribution to Indian cinema in the last 25 years.

On the professional front, Rahman recently composed the music for Sridevi’s comeback film ‘Mom.’