The singer claims his live act will “see a new height” now that he’s more comfortable on stage.
“Going to an international venue after the epidemic struck us is incredibly significant,” the 32-year-old adds. In fact, the fact that we’re returning to the stage makes it unique in its own right. Artists are the ones who first convey to the public that things are beginning to return to normal. So, I believe it is time for us to take a risk. We’ve done a good job fighting the epidemic, and now it’s time to get back to normal as a community.”
Shershaah, starring Sidharth Malhotra and Kiara Advani, was released on August 12 to favorable reviews, particularly for the lead actors’ acting and the film’s soundtrack composition. The romantic ballad song Raatan Lambiyan from the film, which depicts Captain Vikram Batra and Dimple Cheema’s love story, was a smash hit, breaking the record for the most listens in a week on the music streaming site Spotify in India. The singer behind the love ballad, Jubin Nautiyal, spoke out about the song’s success, calling it a “unique tune.”
Jubin Nautiyal, who is enjoying the success of his new song Raatan Lambiyan from Shershaah, discussed the song’s success. In an interview with Outlook, the singer stated that it was unique and that the emotions associated with it were raw and genuine. He went on to say that he was ecstatic to see how much people like the song and that he hoped it would grow in popularity and become a part of people’s life. Sidharth and Kiara played Captain Vikram Batra and Dimple Cheema, respectively, in the song penned by Tanishk Bagchi and performed by Asees Kaur.
Nautiyal went on to say that being a part of the film was an amazing honor because it depicted the tale of an Indian Army officer. Jubin went on to say that he admired India’s warriors and armed forces and described himself as a “genuine patriot.” The performer explained that he had recorded the song before the pandemic broke out and that he had been yearning to sing a love song at the time.
Source: republicworld