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Abhijeet Bhattacharya claims that after receiving recognition for Shah Rukh Khan’s Yes Boss, he felt “insulted.”
Abhijeet Bhattacharya claims that after receiving recognition for Shah Rukh Khan’s Yes Boss, he felt “insulted.”
Vocalist Abhijeet Bhattacharya has spoken about the beginning of his profession and how music chiefs would cause him to feel embarrassed. Talking with Pinkvilla, Abhijeet shared an occasion when music chiefs wouldn’t allow him “an opportunity to sing” when they handled a Shah Rukh Khan film. He additionally reviewed that, subsequent to winning an honor for Yes Chief, numerous music chiefs would let him know that they wouldn’t pick him to sing for their tracks.
Abhijeet was inquired as to whether he has at any point been scrutinized in such a manner, which caused him to feel offended yet, in addition, propelled. Looking at being ‘a survivor of industry governmental issues’, he said, “Simple saath bahut huya hai… jisme hota tha ki, music chief ko jaise howdy laga ke Shah Rukh Khan ki picture mil gayi… kitne bhi close ho simple woh music chief, aisa lagta tha ki uska thought process hey tha ke Abhijeet ko nahi gavaaunga (It has happened a ton with me. At the point when music chiefs would get a Shah Rukh Khan film, they wouldn’t allow me an opportunity to sing, regardless of the fact that I was so near them.”
He additionally said, “Jabse mujhe grant mila, aur koi film bahut badi blockbuster nahi thi. Yes, Chief, gaana bhi blockbuster nahi tha, lekin us time pe saare blockbusters ke beech mein ek non-blockbuster tha, Line, Pardes, Dil To Pagal Hai. Aur idhar mujhe mil gaya… Aur kitne music chiefs ko woh laga… uske baad dikha ke mujhe woh bolte hain ke gaana tumse nahi gavayenge (When I won an honor for my tune in Yes Chief, mine was the just non-blockbuster melody among all the blockbuster tracks from films like Line, Pardes, and Dil To Pagal Hai. From that point onward, numerous music chiefs would transparently let me know that they wouldn’t give their melody to me.”
Indeed, Supervisor is a 1997 lighthearted comedy movie coordinated by Aziz Mirza. It stars Shah Rukh Khan, Juhi Chawla, and Aditya Pancholi. The film’s music was created by Jatin-Lalit, with verses by Javed Akhtar.
Out of six melodies in the film, Abhijeet sang four of them: Primary Koi Aisa Geet Gaoon, Chaand Taare, Suniye To, and Jaata Hai Tu Kahan. He won his most memorable Filmfare Grant for Best Male Playback Vocalist for the melody by Principal Koi Aisa Geet Gaoon.
