Long before garnering Oscars and Grammys, A. R. Rahman had already carved out a reputation as one of India’s foremost composers. His soundtrack to the 1995 Tamil movie Bombay brought him to the attention of Bollywood, as he created a Hindi version of the same score. A critical and commercial success, Bombay became the biggest-selling Indian album of all time and was included in The Guardian's 1000 Albums to Hear Before You Die. From the haunting melodies of "Kehna Hi Kya", “Tu Hi Re” and the instrumental “Bombay Theme” to the up-tempo and playful “Kuchchi Kuchchi Rakkamma”, listen to a master at work.