The reason why most of these veteran singers don't sing today is because they have willingly decided to do less work. When we asked him if he believes that singers have a shelf life, Aditya chose to disagree. It's kind of funny that people struggle to become an actor and here, I became an actor to become a singer in order to make music directors make me sing a song for them.”
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I would like to share one anecdote with you that one day Vikram Bhatt saab had offered me a role in Shaapit and I had told them that I will act in the movie only if you let me sing all the songs in it.
But even this fame didn't help me in my music career. And then I kept working on myself and thrived to be better at what I was doing. It made me financially stable and gave me immense popularity.
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I soon realized that I need to buckle myself and started accepting offers to host TV shows. Talent won't help me pay my EMIs, money will. But when I stopped getting work for the next six months post Ram-Leela, by then I had bought a new house and a new car and I had EMIs to pay. Initially, I did TV just for gaining some different experience. 'Did it ever come to your mind that since I'm not getting work, I would leave the music industry and do something else?' when we put forward his question to Aditya, he told us, "That is the reason why I forayed into television. In fact, my papa has also struggled a lot in his career. I have faced many rejections in my career, be it films or songs.
This is just a small motivation to keep me going. Though I became popular on TV but when it comes to making a name in the music industry, I still feel there's a long road ahead of me. I questioned myself, my singing skills, my capabilities and my work. I began wondering whether I can sing or is it just a figment of my imagination that I can sing well. When I used to sing for a record label, all my scratches used to get dubbed by their artists and they became hits. He continued, "Even after being signed for a big music label, my originals were not getting approved at all. Also Read - TRP Report Week 41: Bigg Boss 15 fails to win hearts, Rupali Ganguly-Gaurav Khanna's Anupamaa's ratings see a massive fall "When will we work if we keep thinking what people are (saying) or will say about us? When will we live and when will we be happy? There's a saying, 'grass is greener on the other side'," he stated. When we asked Aditya about people's popular notion that star kids get both name, fame and work quite easily, the 33-year-old singer started singing, "Kuchh to log kahenge, logon ka kaam hai kehnaa, chhodo bekaar ki baaton mein kaheen beet na jaaye rainaa," adding that life is really very short to think about all these things. Also Read - TRP Report Week 43: Harshad Chopda's entry gives a boost to Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai, Bigg Boss 15 struggles to enter the Top 5 He recalled the days of his struggle and went on to reveal that nobody offered him work for six long years even after giving two hits like 'Tattad Tattad' and 'Ishqiyaon Dhishqiyaon' in Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Ram-Leela.
In a freewheeling conversation with Bollywood Life, the singer bared his heart out, talking about his struggle in the industry and how businessmen are steering music labels. Also Read - Children’s Day 2021: 27 UNSEEN and RARE childhood pictures of Bollywood celebrities will bring a smile to your face! Can you guess who these cuties are?Īditya, however, feels that this is just a small step toward his dream of becoming a popular playback singer. The song has been well received by the audience. In an exclusive interview, he told us that after struggling for so long, he has now started getting work and recently, even launched his father on a digital platform with his new song, Tere Bagair. Despite being a popular name in the music industry, Aditya had to keep looking for work like any outsider and has faced many rejections along the way. And it stands true when we talk about Aditya Narayan, son of veteran singer Udit Narayan, who has been struggling to make a name for himself for the past 25 years. Nepotism doesn't make stars, audience does.
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