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Shilpa Rao: I would love to sing for Tabu

Shilpa Rao has sung some wonderful songs like Anjaana Anjaani, Jazba, Gustakh Dil, Kalank, Ghungroo and many more. She has done playback for actresses like Priyanka Chopra, Anushka Sharma, Alia Bhatt, Rani Mukerji, Vidya Balan, late Sridevi, and others.


We recently met Shilpa and asked her which actress she would like to playback for, to which she said, “Tabu, I always say this. I would love to sing for Tabu someday. She is just gorgeous.” When probed her if she would like to dedicate any song to the actress, Shilpa said, “No, I want to sing a song for her and then I will dedicate that to her. I really want to sing for her, she is so lovely.”

From the past few years, a lot of actors are trying their hands into singing and there were singers who were upset about it. When we asked Shilpa what she has to say about actors turning singers, she said, “There are a lot of people who feel that when you are doing music it has to be technically right. But music is much beyond that. It needs to move you or reach your heart in some way, and if an actor is singing and it does that to you what’s wrong with it. I always believe that anyone can sing and anyone can make you feel that song.”

Last year, we heard Shilpa’s voice in songs like Kalank and Ghungroo (War). Both the songs received a great response. Well, recently, Shilpa’s single Those Words, an all-women project, was released and it is also getting a good response.

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UK university honours Swaroop Sampat-Rawal for her journey as a Bollywood star turned educator

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  • A new Fellowship from the University of Worcester puts Swaroop back where her academic journey began
  • The Bollywood star-turned-educator says the honour feels “full circle”
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The University of Worcester has honoured Bollywood star turned educator Swaroop Sampat-Rawal for her contribution to creative education. The recognition brings her back to the campus where she completed her PhD on drama-based life skills training for children.

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