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AR Rahman suffered chest pain, admitted to Chennai hospital

Famous music composer and Oscar winner AR Rahman has been admitted to a hospital in Chennai due to chest pain.
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AR Rahman Hospitalized: Music composer AR Rahman was admitted to the hospital after chest pain. AR Rahman is currently admitted in the hospital. On Sunday morning, he suffered severe chest pain, after which he was immediately taken to a private hospital on Greams Road in Chennai.

The music composer was taken to the hospital at around 7:30 am, where doctors conducted several more tests including ECG and echocardiogram.

His medical examination is being done

If the report is to be believed, sources close to the hospital have indicated that he may have to undergo angiogram. The Oscar winner musician is being looked after by a special team. A.R. Rahman has been admitted to the emergency department. According to news agency, when AR Rahman returned from abroad recently, he was feeling a lot of pain in his neck. After this, he also started complaining of chest pain.

AR Rahman under doctor's supervision

AR Rahman is currently under the doctor's supervision. There is no update on his health at the moment. The music composer is 58 years old. AR Rahman was in the news a few months ago regarding his personal life.

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Recently, his ex-wife Saira Banu underwent surgery. During that time, she also thanked Rahman for his support.

Summary

In 1995 music composer AR Rahman and Saira Banu got married. The news of their separation surprised everyone. AR Rahman and Saira have 3 children from this marriage. Two daughters and a son. In November last year, both of them decided to separate with mutual consent and also shared this with everyone.

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