Indian music lacks the rawness and authenticity that is a distinctive characteristic of Pakistani music: Singer
Renowned Pakistani singer Atif Aslam, while describing the difference between Pakistani and Indian Coke Studio, said that the real superiority of Pakistani Coke Studio is its “magic.”
During an interview, Atif Aslam was asked about the difference between the music presented at Coke Studio in the two countries. Asked what advantage Pakistani Coke Studio has over the Indian version, the singer smiled and answered in one word: “Magic.”
Atif Aslam said that the music and melodies on both sides are good; however, Indian music does not have the rawness and authenticity that is a distinctive characteristic of Pakistani music.
He said that Indian Coke Studio places greater emphasis on commercialism, whereas Pakistani Coke Studio focuses on creating original and unique melodies.
According to the singer, several people work together on the melodies for Pakistani Coke Studio, while artists are also given the freedom to add their creative abilities and unique style.
Atif Aslam about his success and fame
Atif Aslam, who has more than 11 million followers on social media, is particularly famous for his soulful and emotional singing, with songs including Aadat, Kuch Is Tarah, Bakhuda, Dil Diyan Gallan and many others.
Fans especially appreciate his powerful voice and his ability to effortlessly reach high notes.
Recently, Atif Aslam gave an interview to a well-known Indian YouTube channel, where he spoke openly about his fame, success and thoughts about quitting music.
Speaking about his fame, Atif Aslam said that he had no idea how he became successful and still does not know how it all happened. He said that after one song, you think, “Okay, what next?” And after another song, you start wondering whether people even like you. But after an album, the situation becomes more difficult because you begin to feel a sense of responsibility.
He said many people consider this success the result of hard work, but there was no extraordinary effort. According to him, Allah takes you to wherever He wants to see you, and that is what fame or success is all about.
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