When the country was celebrating its 50th Independence Day, A R Rahman came out with Vandemataram, a stunning album which worshipped Mother India and kindled the spirit of freedom.

Now that the country is getting ready to celebrate this year's Independence Day, the Oscar-Grammy winner has made a similar attempt. He is ready with the release of Sathyameva Jayathe and has made Rolling Stone legend Mick Jagger to sung in Sanskrit.

The Oscar-winner, who has collaborated with former Rolling Stone's frontman and three other international artistes, had earlier released Miracle Worker, the first song from their album. The new song, which will be released all over, will see Dave Stewart, Joss Stone and Damian 'Jr Gong' Marley jamming with the duo, a statement from Universal music said.

'When Dave said A R we want your voice in this album we want this to be a great Indian song too; a long dream for me was to take one of the morals of Indian culture which is Satyameva Jayathe and make it as a song. 'This is historic if Mick Jagger, Joss Stone, Damian 'Jr Gong' Marley and Dave Stewart and me come together for a song like this, it is iconic in a way. I hope people like it,' Rahman said.