Kept wanting to give more: AR Rahman after Police stop Pune concert

A day after police stopped his concert in Pune for overshooting the 10 pm deadline celebrated composer AR Rahman said he had a Rockstar moment after he performed for the audience in the cityIn a tweet posted on Monday night the double Oscar winner said he and his band were overwhelmed by the concertgoers love and wanted to give more to themDid we all just have the Rockstar moment on stage yesterday I think we did We were overwhelmed by the love of the audience and kept wanting to give more Pune thank you once again for such a memorable evening Rahman saidThe 56yearold singermusician also shared a video from the live concert held at Raja Bahadur Mills in Pune on Sunday eveningHeres a little snippet of our roller coaster ride wrote Rahman alongside a wink emojiOn Tuesday a hashtag DisRespectOfARRahman started trending on TwitterWe are with you Thalaivaa arrahman DisRespectOfARRahman a fan saidShame on you MH government DisRespectOfARRahman said another userAlso readPolice stop A R Rahmans Pune concert citing 10 pm deadlineWhat they done to ARR is not good at all Stopping a concert in mid song is highly insulting Kudos to A R Rahman for being so respectful DisRespectOfARRahman PuneCityPolice cppunecity Dev_Fadnavis CMOMaharas sic a fan wrote on the microblogging siteAfter Sundays concert a video went viral on social media platforms in which a police officer was seen walking on the stage and asking Rahman other artistes and organisers to stop the music show as it was already past 10 oclockIn his previous Twitter post Rahman thanked Pune for all the love and euphoria during a roller coaster concert but did not address the incidentPune Thank you for all the love and euphoria last night Was such a roller coaster concert No wonder Pune is home to so much classical music We shall be back soon to sing with you all again the Oscar winner had saidAn aide close to Rahman however on Monday said the police could have talked to the organisers instead of pointing fingers at Rahman a Padma Bhushan awardee known world over for his music10pm was the curfew time but theyve said its the last song and only a minute left The police official went to the stage and asked ARR Rahman directly to stop pointing finger at him Police should have talked to the organisers or other control booths the aide saidEvent organiser Dr Heramb Shelke said stopping the show in this manner was disrespectful to Rahman a composer admired and appreciated the world over and it could have been done in a decent mannerAt the last moment this should not have happened as the entire programme was well organised he said