When You Do What You Love, You Eventually Do Wonders

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1. Tell us more about your background and journey.

I'm trained in Indian classical music for 5 years and Kathak for 3 years now. Except for that I'm currently pursuing law. I'm also a badminton player at the state level. But music is something that I love purely and when you do what you love, you eventually do wonders.

2. When did you first decide you wanted to pursue music and how did you start?

I was 8 years old when my mom used to take me to these classes. She did employ a lot of time in making me a better human being. Initially i was into so many activities to explore what i really want to do. But then i realized that music is my only muse.

3. Who is your favorite artist and why?

Jagjit Singh Ji, he is the best Gazal singer ever because of his baseful voice and really deep meaningful lyrics.

4. Can you throw some light on opportunities one gets as a singer?

Opportunities are not what you get, opportunities in my opinion are the one’s you take. Every door is filled with infinite opportunities that you’ve to open in order to grab them and work on them. All the opportunities are equal, be it singing in front of a crowd in fests or recording music and posting online or even singing to yourself. I'm thankful for all the chances that I've got and I'm always looking for another one.

5. Is format training required or can one train themselves purely on the basis of talent?

One can purely train themselves if they are dedicated enough to achieve something. Format training can help a person in improving the vocal chords but it is not at all compulsory.

6. What piece of advice would you like to give to future and aspiring artists?

To be your absolute self and then believe in it. If you really want to achieve something work hard for it and no one can stop you from getting what you want.

7. Which is your favorite book and why?

The secret by Rhonda Byrne as it is based on the belief of the law of attraction, which claims that thoughts can change a person's life directly.