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It's a double treat for Bollywood! After AR Rahman's nomination for Slumdog Millionaire in Golden Globe, it's SRK's turn to make his presence felt at the award function.

Music maestro A R Rahman created history on Sunday night as he became the first Indian to win the prestigious Golden Globe awards for best original music score for Danny Boyle’s Slumdog Millionaire.

The prestigious Golden Globe Awards ceremony to honour the best in the world cinema has begun in Los Angeles. India-based story of an underdog, the Danny Boyle-directed Slumdog Millionaire in on a winning spree, first bagging the award for the Best Director (Danny Boyle), Best Screenplay category (Simon Beaufoy), and the Best Original Score (A R Rahman).

‘Many a mile to go….winning the Golden Globe is most certainly not the end of my dream’ said A. R. Rahman, the tremendous Indian sensation who has rocked the world with mind-blowing original musical compositions for the film ‘Slumdog Millionaire’.

The success story of ‘Slumdog Millionaire’ certainly did not end with ‘Golden Globe’ as the historic Danny Boyle flick on Thursday bagged ten Oscar nominations.

The name Danny Boyle floated into our collective consciousness after his film Slumdog Millionaire swept this year's Golden Globe Awards. And if the media is to be believed, the film might just get 'us' an Oscar too!

Following its sweep of the Golden Globe Awards, British director Danny Boyle's hit film Slumdog Millionaire has jumped back into the North American Top Ten with a 56 per cent increase in its weekend sales.

"Slumdog Millionaire", the rags-to-riches story of a Mumbai slum dweller, had a golden run at the Oscars sweeping eight awards with two going to music maestro A R Rahman, the first Indian to achieve the historic feat.

Bollywood actor Shah Rukh Khan spoke to NDTV in Los Angeles just as he was stepping out for the 66th Annual Golden Globe Awards where he was the first Indian film star to be invited as a presenter.