Tradition Thakur and Sachet Tandon: Jaan hai to jahan hai ..

India is badly caught up in the horrific waves of the second wave of Kovid-12, not to mention the entertainment industry, which includes the music industry. However, the music composer and lyricist duo- Sachet Tandon and Parampara Thakur think that if we keep in mind the people around us who are suffering from Corona's grip and take care of it, our work can wait for it. This feeling of theirs is welcome.

"Everyone is facing a number of problems at work and at the same time everything is being pushed back. The delays in our work are useless, insignificant compared to what is happening around us. People are losing their families and friends. We should be thankful that we are safe in our home, ”said Parampara Thakur.

Sachet Tandon says my family lives in Lucknow and they too have been affected by the epidemic. 'My aunt and her family have tested positive for corona. However, now he has recovered. The situation in Lucknow is very bad. I have decided to call my parents here and we want to keep them with us (Mumbai), "Tandon said. The music industry has suffered a lot since the epidemic last year, acknowledging that everyone has suffered, he added, adding that "everything will be rebuilt once the situation is settled." Jaan hai to jahan hai. '

The couple still got married last November and have been together most of the time during the crisis. "The best thing is that we've both dealt with the problem together and it's a great relief. After the wedding, we had a lot of desire to go for a walk, but it could all happen later. It's not all that important right now. This is our fight for survival, "Tandon said.

Adding to this, Parampara Thakur said, "Staying happy at home is the greatest medicine. If we are safe, the situation does not need to be taken lightly, ”added Parampara. Speaking of work, the duo is currently giving music in the film 'Jersey', this film is going to be released this year 'films are not being released so the work has stopped. We will make singles till the situation calms down, 'he said.