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A young voice Fashion isnt the only sphere where trends change in a flash; Punjabi music industry follows close behind. Releasing single tracks is the latest. So, while a singer is preparing for an album, the time in between is utilised for cutting a single track. Er Nitish is latest to join the bandwagon; the singer comes up with the song Teddy Bear. If you have, by any chance, moved beyond the word Er, it is only a short form for engineer! So, here is an engineer turned singer from Harayana. At the launch of his new track, Nitish, flanked by singer-actor Nisha Bano, talks about the single track with is composed by Mandeep Singh of Dron Evolution and penned by Monu Barwala. Teddy Bear is a fun song, more like a party track; I have had a great time shooting for it, and I bet the youngsters are going to enjoy it too, says Nitish, whose first album Out Of Range gave him confidence to get into singing professionally. Its only been a year and Nitish has already chalked out his plans. I am already working on my next album, so this means I believe in a balance between albums and single tracks. Actually, both the things are important for a singer. Nitish, who auditioned for Awaaz Punjab Di when he was 15, always wanted to sing. My folks wanted me to finish my studies before I decided on any career. So, I successfully finished my engineering and then decided to get into singing, something I have always loved, says Nitish who feels a singer should never stick to one kind of genre. My second album will have romantic tracks, I want to experiment and sing in as many genres as possible. The song will be available on Youtube soon. The video has been shot by Puneet Batra. A video gives life to a song, a face to a song; so it is important for every singer to select the right video. |
Doc Talk A reflection of Punjabchandigarh: she is a debutante, in the sense that she has just released her first album, but her voice is not at all that of a novice. rajinder kaur raina has a rare voice or lets say a distinct voice although a few similarities do exist with the pakistani singer reshma. something she is proud of as she says, “i am a big fan of pakistani singers like noorjehan, reshma and shaquat ali and have grown up listening them.� about her debut album dil naiyo lagda that has been launched by times music, raina says, “this album is the hard work of more than a year and consists of eight tracks which are a true reflection of the culture of punjab.� a trained classical singer, rajinder has learnt music under the tutelage of ustad bakur hussain khan and the album that has music by lovely- vinod provides a testimony to this fact.although she started with singing bhajans and shabads, rajinder realised that if she wants to pursue singing seriously then she has to learn the ragas. not averse to singing pop songs, raina does maintain, “i will experiment and will probably sing heer in a naya rang but will definitely not do nonsensical stuff that usually is expected from a pop singer.� a resident of sector 40, raina has also sung in the punjabi movie mamla garbar hai with gurdas mann. she is also open to playback in hindi movies and says, “if i get a chance like j a s p i n d e r narula then surely i will sing in hindi m o v i e s . � right now though she is concentrating on her first album that she is mightily confident about, “the album has diverse tracks where each song is different from the other,� she maintains. the video of the title track dil naiyo lagda is already on air on etc channel punjabi while the second video mirza is soon going to be premiered. incidentally, mirza happens to be r a j i n d e r ’s f a v o u r i t e track from the album and the video that was previewed exclusively for the press was also quite impressive. bas
Jonita DodaJonita Doda is an Indian movie actress. South Indian, Punjabi and Hindi films have been her forte, and she has earned her fame from these linguistic hits. Apart from her successful movie career, a number of advertising campaigns have helped her build up her prominence. She was born to Chandigarh residents who ran a successful business empire in the city itself. She has always promoted herself as a family person, also talking about her superb rapport with her elder brother and her lifestyle in a closely knit household. Her majors in school, St. Stephens, Chandigarh, were medical subjects. However, she changed her stream in graduation, choosing Business Administration as her major. She did her Masters in Mumbai in the subjects Marketing and International Business. Jonita Doda was all set to pursue her career in the same stream as her subjects when loads of opportunities of being on the big screen came in pouring in front of her. Being from a non-filmy background with none so ever experience or references in the industry, she was at first hesitant about the break. Eventually, she took a call on it and her parents were extremely supportive of her choices. With no formal training in any film related jobs, her success was the result of solely her integrity and confidence. Owing to her luck, she got the chance to work with the most popular face of the music industry as well as Punjabi cinema, Gurdas Mann. Her first film was Chak Jawana opposite Gurdas. Directed by Simerjeet Singh, the film puts a spotlight on the youth of Punjab who were heedless about their responsibilities. Her skills and role were lauded by the critics. Her horizon of work just kept enhancing in the Punjabi cinema. She gave hits like Yaara O Dildara with Harbhajan Mann and Kabir Bedi, followed by Yamley Jatt Yamley. Her movie Patta Patta Singhan Da Vairi also swept away the hearts of Punjabi audiences. Her talent and work wasn’t just limited to Punjabi movies, she also tried her h Exclusive - Neil Bhatt opens up about wife Aishwarya Sharma's reaction to his new show 'Megha Barsenge'; says 'she told me don’t make it like Virat'Neil Bhattis excited to return to acting after a year-long break with the show Megha Barsenge, which features notable actors like Kinshuk Mahajan, Neha Rana, and Deepshikha Nagpal. In an exclusive interview with ETimes TV, Neil discussed his comeback to television, reason behind saying yes to the show and more, including his wife Aishwarya Sharma's reaction to his new show. Speaking about his excitement about returning to acting and television, Neil shared, "After doing a reality show and being away from the small screen, I started to miss acting which is my first passion. I have not done any acting projects for the last one year. So when I came on the sets for the first time and gave my first shot, I looked towards my director and she looked back at me, at that particular moment I said I so missed acting yaar. We both laughed. It was surreal for me to be back on the sets and act again. This is where my original passion lies. I am very happy." The Ghum Hai Kisikey Pyaar Meiin actor further opened up about the reason for saying yes to the show, "When my producer Saurabh Kumar Tewary sir approached me for the show, he gave me a three-four hours long narration. Initially, I was very relaxed while I was hearing the narration but by the time it was ending, I got all excited and fully invested. Internally, I started discussing with myself that if you are so interested in the show, then the audience will also be. I decided I wanted to be part of his vision. I just said yes then and there. I loved the fact that he has not tried to make mundane characters." Neil, who married his "Ghum Hai Kisikey Pyaar Meiin" co-star Aishwarya Sharma, shared her reaction to his new show and the feedback she provided. "She loves the show. She’s very optimistic about my work, and I’m very optimist |