Gurdas Maan (Facebook Photo) 
Hindi

Veteran Punjabi singer Gurdas Maan recalls era of duets

Veteran Punjabi singer Gurdas Maan, who joined the music industry over three decades ago, says back then there was not much scope for solo vocalists. 

From our online archive

MUMBAI: Veteran Punjabi singer Gurdas Maan, who joined the music industry over three decades ago, says back then there was not much scope for solo vocalists.

"I remember the time when I started out. The industry seemed to have been dominated by duets. There was not much scope for solo vocalists. However, convinced with the idea of performing solo, I was hopeful that there was a future for me and solo artistes," said Gurdas.

"Today, when I look back, I thank God for letting me reach my goal and paving the way for other solo artistes," added the singer, who will be seen as a guest in the upcoming episode of the reality TV show "Rising Star". 

Hailing the show, he said: "Along with entertaining the viewers, the show shares a valuable message of #UthaoSochKiDeewar which will help our nation progress."

The episode will air on Colors channel this weekend, read a statement.

It is co-judged by singers Diljit Dosanjh, Monali Thakur and Shankar Mahadevan.

PM Modi backs women’s quota, announces youth initiatives in Independence Day address

Independence Day address: Brought 650 new universities, doubled medical seats since 2014, says PM Modi

India strong contender to host 2036 Olympics, nationwide talent hunt for 5 to 15-year-olds: PM Modi PM

Exclusive | Second instance of AI flight hydraulic fault in 10 days

Supreme Court asks Kukis, Nagas to plan for reopening of national highways

SCROLL FOR NEXT