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Arijit Singh Quits Playback Singing: What's Next?
29 Jan
Summary
- Arijit Singh announced his departure from playback singing on January 27.
- AR Rahman described Arijit Singh as a 'reckless' yet great musician.
- Singh stated he would not take new playback singing assignments moving forward.

In a surprising social media announcement on January 27, Arijit Singh revealed his decision to step away from playback singing, stating he would not accept any new assignments. This move has sent ripples through the music industry and among his vast fanbase, who are speculating about the reasons behind his departure.
Adding to the conversation, renowned music composer AR Rahman commented on Singh's career in a recent interview. Rahman described the singer as a 'reckless' yet 'great musician' and producer, acknowledging his talent and unique working style from his village. Rahman also expressed pride in younger artists like Singh and Shreya Ghoshal, who serve as positive role models by maintaining clean public images.
Singh, widely recognized as the 'king of melody and heartbreak' for over a decade, has been the preferred voice for numerous Bollywood stars, lending his vocals to hits like 'Tum Hi Ho,' 'Raabta,' and 'Kabira.' His decision signifies a significant shift in the contemporary music landscape.




