Kumar Sanu told the interference of actors, directors is a big problem; Says ‘Can’t believe anymore’

After starting his career as a playback singer in the late 80s, Kumar Sanu was one of the top Bollywood singers in the 90s. She has reportedly lent her voice to nearly twenty one thousand songs in various languages ​​including her mother tongue Bengali as well as Hindi, Marathi, Assamese, Bhojpuri, Manipuri, Nepali, Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, Punjabi, Odia and English. Other.

Kumar Sanu told The Indian Express that he had never seen the actor before during the recording of maximum number of songs sung by him. “In earlier days, the most beautiful thing was that there was no interference. The hope was that you would do justice to the work assigned. There would be no one to interfere and say, ‘Do it this way, do it that way.’ ‘ If the music is of Nadeem-Shravan, then the director will choose only the songs he wants. That interference is a big problem today. Now, everyone has interference – be it actor, producer, financier or director They tell the music composer, ‘Tum sirf gaana banao, baki hum karenge.’ But it was not like this before. He said that even music directors used to choose singers.

The singer also said that earlier, singers did not communicate with the actor how they would sing the songs and ‘the work was clearly divided, no one tried to do each other’s work’. Kumar Sanu also said that any kind of interference was avoided, thanks to the clear and foolproof division of work. He added that filmmakers were confident that if (for example) Nadeem-Shravan were composing the music, it would be good; Or Kumar Sanu will do a good job if he is singing. “That confidence is no longer there.”

Kumar Sanu said that nowadays, ‘8-10 singers record a song’ and no one knows which version will make it to the final cut of the film’s album.