Music Fests Becoming Vital Part of India’s Music Culture: Papon

Music Fests Becoming Vital Part of India’s Music Culture: Papon

Mumbai: Singer Papon, who has lent his voice to popular Hindi film songs like “Jiyein kyun” and “Moh moh ke dhaage”, will soon perform at a festival dedicated to Bollywood music. He says such events are becoming an important part of the country’s music culture. “Indian music, especially Bollywood music has always got recognition not only in India, but also abroad. Music festivals are becoming an important part of the music culture in India. We see many Indian artistes going abroad for shows and music tours,” Papon said in a statement.

He will perform at Bollywood Music Project 4.0, to be held here October 20-21. “It’s good to see a dedicated music festival just for Bollywood. My performance is going to be very special and unique. You will also see my jamming with my fans,” he added. Singer-composer Amit Trivedi, whose tunes for Andhadhun are taking the music charts by storm, will be the headliner for Day 2 of the gala. He is excited. (IANS)

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