Sunday, January 11, 2009
Los Angeles, Mumbai-based drama "Slumdog Millionaire" has won four Golden Globes including best original score motion picture for A.R. Rahman.
The renowned, Crazy, music director A R Rahman won the famous Golden global nomination award for his best music score for the film “Slum dog Millionaire”, Directed by a Britain Director Danny Boyle.This picture has earned three more nominations as Best picture-drama, Best Director for Boyle and for Best Screen play for simon beufoy for 2008 golden global awards given out by the Hollywood Foreign press. This week, this picture bags two awards by Los Angles Critics Association for best director award to Boyle and best music director award to A R Rahman.At present this picture “Slum dog millionaire” is screening in 165 theatres in USA.
Slum Dog Millionaire won two awards from the Los Angeles Film Critics Association - Best Director for Boyle and Best Music for Rahman.
The film, set and shot in Mumbai, has also won the Best Cinematography prize from The New York Film Critics' Circle and earned six Critics Choice Award nominations for Picture, Director (Boyle), Writer (Simon Beaufoy), Young Actor (Dev Patel), Composer (Rahman), and Song ("Jai Ho").
Apart from AR Rahman getting nominated for “Slum Dog Millionaire” the other nominees for the music award in the best original score – motion pictures category are Clint Eastwood (Changeling), Alexander Desplat (The curious case of Benjamin Button),James Newton Howard (Defiance), Hans Zimmer (Frost/Nixon)Nominees:
The Golden Globe award for Best Original Score is being given since its institution in 1947. The organization Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HEPA) is an organization of journalists who cover the United States Film Industry but are affiliated with publications outside North America.
The prestigious GG awards are regarded as the forerunners of the Oscar awards.
Shreya Goshal
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