After Arijit SinghThe decision to depart from the playback song sparked controversy among fans, Shreya Ghoshal He shared his thoughts on the singer’s movement and the importance of authenticity in live performances.Speaking in an interview to ABP News, Shreya said that playing live is central to who she is as an artist. The singer insisted that she would never want to rely on lip-synching on stage.“I feel very uncomfortable with that. The day I have to do that I will stop singing,” she says, adding that while her voice supports her and she continues her riyaaz, she prefers to stand on stage and sing live in front of an audience.
Shreya Ghoshal hails Arijit Singh’s ‘brave’ decision to rest
Reacting to Arijit Singh’s recent decision to step away from playback singing for films, Shreya says she respects the courage it takes to make such a choice.“Sometimes I even feel like taking a break. He made that decision very bravely,” he said.He described Arijit as someone who is very connected to music.“He’s a musician at heart. He doesn’t think about why he makes music or what he’ll get out of it. He just does what makes him happy,” he added.
“For him, music is bigger than everything else”
Shreya said that Arijit’s sincerity towards music is one of the reasons why audiences connect with him so strongly.“For him, music is bigger than everything else, and that’s why people love him so much,” he said.Arijit Singh’s journey in Bollywood has been marked by several chart-topping songs, making him one of the most loved playback singers of the last decade.
Shreya on the responsibility that artistes carry when performing live
Talking about stage performances, Shreya said artistes have a responsibility towards the people who come to watch them.“As entertainers, what we experience personally should not be shown on stage. People come to us for music and inspiration. Music heals them and helps them escape from their problems,” he said. Shreya added that the love she receives from the audience keeps her motivated to act.“When your heart is happy, the energy comes automatically,” he said, adding that applause and audience interaction remain his biggest source of inspiration.
