About Arijit Singh
Known for his soulful voice and singing style, Arijit Singh has won millions of hearts with the song Tum Hi Ho. He has won numerous accolades for his singing. A versatile singer, Arijit Singh has sung songs in many Indian languages.
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- Do you have some special tips for aspiring singers?
- What has been your success mantra?
- You have sung songs in different genres. What is the kind of music that is yet to be explored?
- What are the instruments that you play?
- You are a big supporter of social issues. Which causes do you endorse the most?
- You have had the maximum chartbusters in recent times. How has success changed your personal and professional life?
- You have mainly sung romantic tracks. What other genres of music would you like to explore?
- Whatever mood we are in, there is always an Arijit Singh song to lift our mood up. But, who does Arijit listen to the most?
- Do you think musicians in Bollywood get their due credit?
- Was singing always your passion or it just happened?
- Do ghazal or qawwali interest you?
- You come from a family where music runs in your blood. What was your childhood like?
- If you were given a chance to collaborate with an international artiste of your choice, who would it be and why?
- You have contested on several reality shows and competitions in the beginning of your career. Have they affected your musical journey?
- You are an inspirational figure for many aspiring singers. Tell us who inspires you.
- Who are your favourite Indian singers of this generation?
- Who are your favourite international singers?
- Besides being an established Bollywood singer, you have also sung in Bengali and in other regional languages too. What differences do you see among the music industries of each region?
- There are lots of singing offers coming to you now on a regular basis. How do you manage?
- Do you think the advancement of technology has helped music to evolve in a new way?
- What is your view on the auto tuners which is now widely used in the music industry?
- Which was the hardest song to sing and which song sang by you is the favourite of yours?
- When was the moment you realised that you have arrived at your goal?
- How are things different when professionalism comes into a musician’s life?
- How does the entire process work when you record a song for the films? Do they show you visuals or brief narrations?
- Who are your favourite music directors?
- Are there any plans to open a music school by you?
- How was your childhood in Murshidabad?
- Being a boy from Murshidabad, you have made such a big name for yourself. What is your Gurudakshina?
- Bengalis have a pronounced mother tongue influence. Was it a hurdle in your singing career?
- Being from a small town, did you ever feel a bias against you in a city like Mumbai?
- Do you like to sing live or in a studio?
- How much are social networking sites important in making a song a hit nowadays?
- How was your journey after “Fame Gurukul?”
- Any memorable incidents with a fan that you remember?
- You’re known for your versatility. But is there a genre that you find more difficult to render?
- Of late, many musicians have said that releasing private music gives them more creative freedom. Do you have such plans?
- Compared to when you were a newbie, do you get more freedom to sing the way you want?
- Is there a song that you have been most satisfied singing?
- Do you think Bollywood music has transitioned from being soulful to soulless?
- Although singers have their individual music album, but audiences only prefer them singing Bollywood songs, what is your outlook towards such prejudice?
- You’re among the few playback singers who stages solo concerts on a wide scale. How do you balance being a shy person off stage with being such an entertainer on stage?
- How did you feel when you couldn’t qualify for the Indian Idol contest? What if you had won the title?
- You have won so many awards, but is it important to win awards to let the world know about your talent?
- You had to struggle a lot before making it big in the industry. Any instance where you were at your lowest and something kept you going?
- What is the best compliment you’ve ever received from a film personality?
- You come from a family where music runs in your blood. What was your childhood like?
- In an age where auto tuners dominate the studios, what is the importance of riyaaz for you?
- How is it performing live on stage with so many people shouting out your name?
- What is on your playlist?
- What has been your success mantra?
- You are a big supporter of social issues. Which causes do you endorse the most?
- You have had the maximum chartbusters in recent times. How has success changed your personal and professional life?
- Was singing always your passion or it just happened?
- You come from a family where music runs in your blood. What was your childhood like?
- You have contested on several reality shows and competitions in the beginning of your career. Have they affected your musical journey?
- You are an inspirational figure for many aspiring singers. Tell us who inspires you.
- When was the moment you realised that you have arrived at your goal?
- How was your childhood in Murshidabad?
- Bengalis have a pronounced mother tongue influence. Was it a hurdle in your singing career?
- How was your journey after “Fame Gurukul?”
- Any memorable incidents with a fan that you remember?
- How did you feel when you couldn’t qualify for the Indian Idol contest? What if you had won the title?
- You had to struggle a lot before making it big in the industry. Any instance where you were at your lowest and something kept you going?
- What is the best compliment you’ve ever received from a film personality?
- You come from a family where music runs in your blood. What was your childhood like?
- Do you have some special tips for aspiring singers?
- You have sung songs in different genres. What is the kind of music that is yet to be explored?
- What are the instruments that you play?
- You have mainly sung romantic tracks. What other genres of music would you like to explore?
- Whatever mood we are in, there is always an Arijit Singh song to lift our mood up. But, who does Arijit listen to the most?
- If you were given a chance to collaborate with an international artiste of your choice, who would it be and why?
- Besides being an established Bollywood singer, you have also sung in Bengali and in other regional languages too. What differences do you see among the music industries of each region?
- There are lots of singing offers coming to you now on a regular basis. How do you manage?
- Do you think the advancement of technology has helped music to evolve in a new way?
- What is your view on the auto tuners which is now widely used in the music industry?
- How are things different when professionalism comes into a musician’s life?
- How does the entire process work when you record a song for the films? Do they show you visuals or brief narrations?
- Who are your favourite music directors?
- Are there any plans to open a music school by you?
- Being a boy from Murshidabad, you have made such a big name for yourself. What is your Gurudakshina?
- Being from a small town, did you ever feel a bias against you in a city like Mumbai?
- Do you like to sing live or in a studio?
- You’re known for your versatility. But is there a genre that you find more difficult to render?
- Of late, many musicians have said that releasing private music gives them more creative freedom. Do you have such plans?
- Compared to when you were a newbie, do you get more freedom to sing the way you want?
- Is there a song that you have been most satisfied singing?
- Do you think Bollywood music has transitioned from being soulful to soulless?
- Although singers have their individual music album, but audiences only prefer them singing Bollywood songs, what is your outlook towards such prejudice?
- You’re among the few playback singers who stages solo concerts on a wide scale. How do you balance being a shy person off stage with being such an entertainer on stage?
- You have won so many awards, but is it important to win awards to let the world know about your talent?
- In an age where auto tuners dominate the studios, what is the importance of riyaaz for you?
- How is it performing live on stage with so many people shouting out your name?
