Aditya Narayan just lately deleted all his Instagram posts and hinted at a “fresh start”. When we contacted the singer in regards to the cause, he mentioned it’s like an finish of a life and starting of a brand new one. “Mere liye mera ek janam khatam ho gaya hai. Wo ek puraana Aditya tha, aur ab ek naya Aditya aane wala hai,” he says, including, “My image had become that of a TV show host and now that stint is pretty much coming to an end.”
The major cause to host a present or for that matter do something on TV, Aditya says, was to earn cash, in order that he may use that cash to provide artwork below his label.
“Our audience is huge and making a video or a song is not enough. You need to have a strategy at your disposal to reach out to that audience. And that requires money. I did not want to be dependent on anyone for creating the kind of music I resonate with. But finally, I can sustain at least three albums on the money that I have earned so far. And I am happy about it. But to reach this point, to fund my 3 albums and doing everything – from production to marketing- it took me 34 years,” says the son of veteran singer Udit Narayan.
Another cause for incomes his personal cash was his early realisation of how the business works. “Ye maine bahut pehle realise kar liya tha that the way this industry functions, I don’t see myself thriving in this atmosphere. I can’t knock every door and request them ki mujhe ek chance dijiye, let me sing a song for you, or I sing well.”
Hence, as an alternative of taking that route, Aditya stored himself busy in different issues and reached to a degree the place he may very well be his producer, and financer.
“That way, I am not answerable to anybody… I am not obligated to anyone. If I succeed, I will bask in it’s glory, If I fail, I will bear the losses. Nobody else but me will be affected,” he causes.
Being born to a person, who himself has been a profitable musician, cash shouldn’t have been a problem. But Aditya factors out he has seen the struggles of his father and therefore has realized a lesson that every particular person must carve a distinct segment for themselves within the business primarily based on exhausting work and earn their very own cash. “I have seen the other side of it as well through my father’s eyes. I was born when my father had just started to get recognition in the industry. So during my growing up years, I had seen the struggles as well. I grew up in one BHK. There was a sofa in the living room and I slept on it for seven years.”
Aditya says he’s absolutely conscious that irrespective of how a lot battle he goes by, it doesn’t stand anyplace close to what his father handled. “That’s why I value hard work and money. I have seen how it changed our lives. I know for a fact that you have to earn these things. That’s why I have never thought of my father’s money as my own. He has worked so hard for it, why would I even think of being totally dependent on it,” he ends.
Source: www.hindustantimes.com