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Rikhari's Hyderabad Return: A Bond of Music
18 Feb
Summary
- Aditya Rikhari values honesty and emotional impact in his songwriting.
- He didn't expect his song 'Sahiba' to become a massive hit.
- Rikhari finds that his songs gain new intensity when performed live.
Aditya Rikhari recently graced Hyderabad with his second performance in the city, an event eagerly anticipated by fans after its initial postponement. He spoke about the special connection he shares with Hyderabad, noting the audience's warmth and enthusiasm as key draws.
Discussing his songwriting, Rikhari differentiates between the spontaneous vibe of live performance and the deep emotion behind writing. He waits for melodies and lyrics to arrive naturally, often finding relaxation conducive to creativity. Songs like 'Paaro' and 'Raatein Guzari' transform on stage with added intensity from layered instrumentation and vocals.
Rikhari reflected on his early career, admitting he never foresaw the scale of his success since his 2020 debut. He prioritizes impactful, concise lyricism, even with a limited vocabulary. Surprisingly, he revealed he initially did not want his biggest hit, 'Sahiba,' to be released, believing it lacked special qualities.
He now sees 'Sahiba's' immense popularity as a lesson in destiny, proving that songs find their own path. The success of 'Sahiba,' which gained significant traction online in 2025, he attributes to its simple, minimalist composition, resonating as an anthem of unspoken emotion.
