One benefit of music is that it causes no physical discomfort when it is played. And you can’t get away from Arijit Singh’s voice like you can from a memory that lasts forever. Your body stops moving when you hear him sing, but your mind is utterly drawn to the voice.
His heartfelt performances have a way of instantly making you feel peaceful. He will tune in perfectly to any melody, whether it’s a brand-new composition or an old Bollywood song. Also, today marks the 31st birthday of this budding Bollywood business legend.
But what distinguishes this singer from others?
Now, look at some of the lesser-known life facts that may increase your admiration for him.
Bengali mother and Punjabi father makeup Arijit Singh’s family. His boyhood dream was to become a singer because his family on his mother’s side had a strong musical background.
At the age of 3, he began training with the Hazari Brothers. At the age of nine, he received a government scholarship for instruction in classical music singing.
His mother, who sang and played the tabla, sparked an increased interest in music in him.
In 2005, when he was 18 years old, he took part in the reality programme Fame Gurukul.
Sanjay Leela Bhansali saw his skill during the performance and invited him to sing “Yun Shabnami” from Saawariya. Sadly, the plot was altered while filming, therefore his song was never made public.
Shankar Ehsaan Loy, the composer of “All for One” from High School Musical 2, wrote his debut song.