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Saturday 27 February 2016

Bollywood has made Sufi music a separate genre - Kavita Seth

Kavita, who is the voice behind songs like "Iktara" and "Tum Hi Ho Bandhu", feels Hindi films are nowadays using Sufi music a lot. "Today there is a lot of exposure of Sufi music in Bollywood. Earlier there was none." Kavita said. The 45-year-old, who made her singing debut with Himesh Reshmiya's "Vaada", went on to sing in films like
“Gangster", "Wake up Sid", "Raajneeti" and
"Cocktail".
On contemporary film music, Kavita believes that songs today lack shelf life as the process of composing them has become 'mechanical.' The singer has recently lent her voice for the song "Jeetey Hai Chal" from the Sonam Kapoor-starrer "Neerja". Kavita says it was the film's director, Ram Madhvani, who approached her to sing the song. "I had sung a few song for Ram when he was making advertisements and he called me and asked me to sing a song." Kavita said.