Arijit Returns to the Stage After Quitting Playback Singing, Says 'I Am Nervous...'
Singer Arijit Singh made his first live performance in Kolkata after announcing his retirement from playback singing, a show that was well-received by fans.
Arijit Singh, a popular Indian singer, recently returned to the limelight with his first live performance in Kolkata following his retirement from playback singing. The event garnered significant attention, often trending on social media, as fans expressed immense excitement over his appearance alongside renowned sitar player Anushka Shankar. Their collaboration, featuring the Bengali track 'Maya Bhora Rati', thrilled the audience and paid homage to the legacy of the legendary Ravi Shankar, under whom the song was originally composed.
During the concert, which featured a passionate crowd, Arijit shared his emotions candidly, admitting to feeling nervous about taking to the stage again. His heartfelt interaction with the audience resonated with fans, showcasing a vulnerability that often makes his performances more relatable. The moment he was invited on stage, fans erupted in cheers, highlighting the strong connection he has with his listeners and how much his presence was missed in the live music scene.
The performance not only marked a significant return for Singh but also exemplified the collaborative spirit of Indian music, with him and Anushka Shankar planning a creative partnership that included writing a new song together. This event has reignited discussions around his brief hiatus, indicating that while he may have stepped away from playback singing, his passion for live music and collaboration remains undiminished.