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Singer Arijit Singh tells performing live on stage is a lot of ‘commitment’ so the Covid lockdown gave him a ‘normal halt.’
Arijit’s live exhibits get sold out every available time. But shockingly, Arijit Singh doesn’t miss the live exhibits at all, which have put up with a rear seat during the preceding one year given the pandemic.
He justifies, “Each time, it’s a responsibility to be on stage, so much burden. This is an extremely nice, normal halt I have got. I appreciated it. I understand I have to be on stage very quickly anyway, so I relished the vacation.”
Asked if anything has altered on the job front since he’s not residing in Mumbai but his hometown and the vocalist says he has been labouring a similar manner as he was before Covid 19 positive.
“The only distinction is I have been in my hometown for an extremely long time, it was relaxed. People didn’t bother me for work, and of course, I always have job stacked on me. I have to constantly transmit something, that tension wasn’t there during this interval,” adds the 33-year-old.
Noting how the hustle-bustle and the annoying deadlines have all disappeared, Singh says things now have altered.
“People don’t predict you to do things which are over (additional than necessary). They understand the possible areas of the job, and what is not reasonable. That has made our life easier, about submissions, deadlines and timelines. That shock has taken off, people have chilled out. I don’t understand how much we can hold on to this,” opines Singh, who previously turned musician for the web movie, Pagglait.
The vocalist has constantly been this way — he doesn’t deliver several interviews, not much is understood about his private life too, yet he celebrates an enormous fan following. He tells he doesn’t want to speak about himself anyway. “Even if there is a job. If I have work, I will speak, and if I don’t, it’s going to be a good silence. I don’t figure myself as significant as the work. Whenever work is there, I will do it,” he infers.”
(Acco to Hindustan times)
