Best Playback Singer (Male) (Arijit Doesnt Win)

IM shocked

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7zI_mmIepY

This guy won

if he wins he will became bigger than muhammad rafi in term of awards :P i doubt they will give it anyother filmfare to him to save rafi sahab position lol

Originally posted by: Arsalan_khan

if he wins he will became bigger than muhammad rafi in term of awards :P i doubt they will give it anyother filmfare to him to save rafi sahab position lol

What are your thoughts on Raghav Chaitanya ?

Originally posted by: Maroonporsche

What are your thoughts on Raghav Chaitanya ?

Raghav Chaitanya? who is this guy ...heard this name for the first time

Ek tukda dhoop was such a beautiful song! ❤️ It deserved to win

Originally posted by: Arsalan_khan

Raghav Chaitanya? who is this guy ...heard this name for the first time

Listen to the link I posted and give me a review if he is the next big thing

Originally posted by: Maroonporsche

Listen to the link I posted and give me a review if he is the next big thing

impressive ....but i guess he is copying armaan malik -arijit mix style of singing

y not the greatest ever singer on multiverse

sonu nigam 👎🏼 bakwas award

I am happy actually. Ek Tukda Dhoop is a brilliant song and Raghav sang it so well. Arijit is a superstar and No award needs to justify that. Ek Tukda Dhoop was my last year's most favourite composition as well.

This is what I wrote about this song

A part of me is too willing to simply disregard the hurt that this song is supposed to carry. Because somehow, to me, it feels the exact opposite. Like that place of comfort, of solace, like the warmth of chai in spine-chilling winters when your fingers curl around the cup – truly, ek tukda dhoop, if you will. Yet every time this song comes on, I ask myself why or how can I not see the obvious lost sense of longing that it carries. Why am I drawn to it for something that it is not. Am I staying with it for the wrong reasons? And then, almost like an epiphany, it dawns upon me – isn’t that what this song is exactly about? Of misplaced belonging. I simply smile at the juxtaposition.

And this song, despite saying what it does, always makes it easier:

" Tum humare jitne the Sach kaho, kya utne the Jaane do, mat kaho, kitne the "

Because it knows both when to listen and more importantly, when not to.