Originally posted by: PimpJuice
Nahh i don't think she was better than the original 😆 I loved Summi's version and still listen to it, but the original is immortal.
Agreed!
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Originally posted by: PimpJuice
Nahh i don't think she was better than the original 😆 I loved Summi's version and still listen to it, but the original is immortal.
There are times when the cover done by a reality show contestant is better than the original but that is really rare. Furthermore, I think that it needs to be acknowledged that the singer is limited by the use of the song in the film, how it is picturised, the demands of the MD as well as the movie director and finally whom (the actor) the song is being sung for. On a reality show, the scale can be adjusted, the tempo can be adjusted, extra murkia can be added.... the possibilities are endless. I am particularly offended when someone who does not sing (like Salman Khan for example) says that the contestant should have sung it instead of the original singer. PLEASE -- if we know about the song at all, then it is because the original singer did a very good job on it and made it popular. Salman Khan has done this at least 3 times with Kavita K songs and it is silly to compare these up and coming singers to someone like Kavitaji. It is also not good for the contestants to be encouraged to indirectly disrespect elders -- is this the new parampara of India -- if so, I see a bleak future for Indian music.
@sushrutapandey, I just feel that that sort of comment -- better than the original -- is really the wrong kind of message to young singers. Why not adjust the language to something like -- "I enjoyed your spin/take/interpertation on this classic song" Why insult the original singer at all for the reasons I already stated?
As for Aishwarya and Anwesha -- they are really good. I had the good fortune of seeing Anwesha live the other day and she was really really good. But I am sure that she would be the first to agree that she has a long way to go to measure up to established singers -- firstly by trying to get established. From the brief encounter I had with her mother who seems to be a very modest, classy lady, I am guessing that Anwesha's upbringing will keep her modest even as she rises to be the next great female artist.
Originally posted by: Cutiepie Rani
liking a particular part of a contestant's version and comparing it to the original is a whole different matter in itself.