Sunidhi Chauhan: India has a treasure trove of talented singers

- 'Every day new singers come and show healthy growth. Our country has such a large population, so why should we rely on a handful of singers? '

The last decade has seen dramatic changes in mainstream music. There were barely a handful of singers many years ago and they represented Bollywood music. However, due to the changes that have taken place in the Bollywood music world today, every new film introduces a new singer. However, singer Sunidhi Chauhan has no objection to this attitude.

‘Every day new singers come in really shows a healthy growth for the film industry. Our country has such a large population, then why should we rely on a handful of singers or musicians? That is the question Sunidhi Chauhan asks. At the same time, he believes that the growing momentum of new talents motivates every musician to take his or her best step forward.

In fact, these voices are doing very well, gaining recognition and being accepted by diverse audiences. This is similar to covering the cake with ice. Due to this the level of competition is very high and the standard of the industry is high. Because of this everyone works harder to make a different impression and try to be different. '

At the same time, Sunidhi claims that one should take this change seriously and keep oneself abreast of the changing times. ‘When I entered Bollywood I made sure I made an average song better because that was my job, but I was always more focused on keeping up with the times.

Even now I am focusing on staying with the times. Even now I am trying to connect myself with the changed test of the audience, 'says Sunidhi. The song 'Radhe ....' sung by Sunidhi for the film 'Jab Harry Met Sejal' in 2014. The song 'Kamali .....' sung for 'Dhoom-2' in 2014 and other songs have proved to be chartbusters.

At the same time, Sunidhi Chauhan added, "Good, average and bad music continues to play, but now better music is being created, which has also caught the attention of the audience. A big part of this start-up movement is the new talent and its voice, which is pervasive in the industry, he added.