Rahman’s second tryst with the UN        By Behindwoods News 
Bureau.        No minimum balance NRI account        October 23, 2007           
      A R Rahman is returning to the small screen and this time the maestro 
back for a musical show “Mission Ustad.” The show, a joint venture between the 
United Nations and production house Endemol, will feature some of the best 
entertainers in the country. Mission Ustad will be on air on the new Hindi 
entertainment channel 9X.      
          It aims at spreading awareness about the United Nations’ Millennium 
Development Goals (MDG).

Rahman in his press address said: “I am delighted to be part of 'Mission Ustad' 
on 9X. Many eminent names from the entertainment industry will join me on the 
show. I am convinced that the partnership will bring about the desired 
awakening among Indian viewers, and the show will touch the hearts of the 
nation in a very entertaining manner.”
  Rajesh Kamat, who heads the entertainment channel, 9X, said that music was 
the only universal language that could reach and bind everyone. They felt this 
effort was very important and if India didn’t achieve the MDG by 2015, which 
aims at alleviating the lives of the socially marginalized, it would be 
detrimental to India’s future. When it comes to serving a cause, Rahman is one 
person you can count on. His earlier stint with the UN composing an anthem for 
poverty was another noteworthy effort.

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