Rehmatein 10: Salim-Sulaiman, Hariharan, Anup Jalota Lead Event

What makes Rehmatein truly unique is its unwavering dedication to uplifting musicians who have contributed to India’s rich musical legacy but now face financial hardships. The brainchild of Saurabh Daftary, along with music icons Hariharan and Anup Jalota, Rehmatein, the first concert of its type for the musicians, by the musicians, has become a beacon of hope for artists in need. On September 28, 2024, at Mumbai’s prestigious Shanmukhananda Hall, the concert will mark its 10th year, with a headline performance by the celebrated composer duo Salim-Sulaiman. Reflecting on the significance of Rehmatein, Daftary states, “This isn’t just a concert—it’s a lifeline for musicians who have given their lives to this industry. Rehmatein ensures their legacy is remembered and respected.”

Rehmatein Concert: Salim & Sulaiman on Supporting Struggling Musicians

Organized by the Sangeetam Charitable Trust, the concert has evolved over the years into a powerful movement for change, providing substantial support to struggling musicians. Salim shares his thoughts on the concert’s purpose: “Music has always been about connection and giving back, and Rehmatein is our way of supporting the very community that shaped us.” Sulaiman adds, “To perform for a cause like this—helping musicians who created the soundtracks of our lives—gives our work deeper meaning.”

For Hariharan, the event carries immense personal significance: “Rehmatein is more than a concert. It’s a promise to care for the forgotten voices who built our industry. It’s an honor to contribute to something so vital.” Anup Jalota, a long-time supporter, echoes this sentiment, stating, “Rehmatein embodies the spirit of unity and compassion that defines Indian music. We are here to ensure that no artist is left behind.”

As Rehmatein-10 prepares to bring together the finest talents in music for a noble cause, it stands as a testament to the enduring power of empathy and solidarity within the arts. Every note played resonates with hope, and every song is a reminder that the music community takes care of its own.

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