A very exciting and big news is coming out from the corridors of Indian cinema and music world, which has created a wave of enthusiasm among art lovers. Popular actress Rashmika Mandanna, who has spread the magic of her acting and cuteness from South Indian cinema to Bollywood, is soon going to be seen on screen in a very challenging and historical role. According to reports, the great singer of the world of Indian classical music and 'Bharat Ratna' awardee M.S. A grand biopic is going to be made on the extraordinary life of Subbulakshmi (MS Subbulakshmi) and her musical journey, in which Rashmika Mandanna is all set to play the lead role. It is going to be a very emotional and historical experience for the audience to see on the big screen the life struggle of this great music practitioner, her unique singing and her story of awakening the spirit of Indian music in India and abroad. Ever since this news came out, fans on social media have been discussing how much justice Rashmika will be able to do to this iconic and legendary character, due to which this project has already been in the headlines. Who was M.S. Subbulakshmi? The great personality of the world of music whom the country recognized as Bharat Ratna Madurai Shanmugavadivu Subbulakshmi, fondly known all over the world as M.S. or M.S.S. Known as, he is the shining star in the history of Indian classical music (Carnatic Music) in whose voice a wonderful confluence of magic and divinity was seen. He was born on 16 September 1916 in Madurai, Tamil Nadu, into a very traditional musician family, where he inherited music. After taking initial training from his mother, he mastered Carnatic music as well as Hindustani music and made the whole world crazy with his melodious voice. She was among the select artists not only from India but from all over the world who were invited to perform at the United Nations (UN) Headquarters, where her resonant voice mesmerized the entire world. The hymns sung by him, especially 'Suprabhatam' and 'Bhajagovindam', are still part of the morning routine of every Indian home, a living testimony of his immortal art. M.S. has the distinction of becoming the first musician to receive 'Bharat Ratna', the highest honor in the field of art. Subbulakshmi's entire life was not limited to music practice only, but she was also a wonderful example of social concerns and philanthropy. She donated the proceeds from her countless concerts and was always at the forefront to help cancer hospitals, orphanages and educational institutions. In view of his extraordinary artistic contribution and dedication towards the country, the Government of India decorated him with the country's highest civilian award 'Bharat Ratna'. She was the first musician of the country to get this prestigious honor (First Musician to get Bharat Ratna), which gave a new and supreme identity to the Indian music world on the global map. Great personalities like Mahatma Gandhi, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru and Sarojini Naidu also admired her singing and simplicity, and Gandhiji even said that he was ready to listen to any song in Subbulakshmi's voice, whether he understood the song or not. Why is this biopic for Rashmika Mandanna the biggest and toughest test of her career? If we look at Rashmika Mandanna's film journey, she has gained immense popularity through commercial and glamorous roles in blockbuster films like 'Pushpa' and 'Animal', but working in the biopic of a historical and classical music legend is going to prove to be the biggest and toughest turning point in her career so far. M.S. To bring out the character of Subbulakshmi on screen, not only excellent acting is enough, but it will also be essential to imbibe the decency of that era, the depth of South Indian culture and the basic understanding of Carnatic music. Film makers and directors are paying special attention to the fact that Rashmika should closely learn the voice training, body language and mannerisms of that era for this role so that it can be brought to life on screen. If Rashmika passes this tough test, it will take her acting career to a new level and establish her not just as a commercial star but as a serious and seasoned actress. This biopic will become a new milestone in the history of music and cinema. When the biography of a great personality is brought on the big screen, that film is not just a means of entertainment but becomes a living document to know the history for the coming generations. M.S. This much-awaited biopic based on the life of Subbulakshmi is expected to introduce the modern generation to the great cultural heritage of the country which today's youth is probably forgetting. Rashmika Mandanna's involvement in this project and the vision of the direction team indicates that this film will be produced keeping in mind the international standards. The curiosity about this film is continuously increasing among music lovers, history connoisseurs and cinema buffs, and it will be very interesting to see when Rashmika Mandanna plays 'M.S.' on the big screen. How will she be able to revive those immortal waves of music which still resonate in every corner of India?
