has been riding on a high tide this year. She already has 3 chartbusters to her name this year and will be heard soon in 바카라Udta Parinda바카라 from 바카라바카라. She opens up about the dubbing culture of music composers getting numerous singers to sing a particular track and later selecting one person to be the final voice on the soundtrack.
While she has been a prolific singer, she is also a hugely popular star on . Social media has become a massively useful tool which all budding artists are using. Talking about the same Nikhita Gandhi says, 바카라I think social media is a great tool to showcase your skills and reach a large number of audiences across the world. You never know people from which country connect with you as an artist. That way it is a wonderful tool.바카라
바카라It has also been quite the learning curve for artists who have existed prior to the boom of social media. I think I am a little bit of both. I have been a part of the social media world as well, though I haven바카라t really used the platforms to my advantage. But I appreciate if people think I am popular on social media,바카라 she adds.
However, many people find it taxing to constantly keep posting on social media. 바카라I am definitely on the 바카라not-so-happy about it바카라 train. I think it바카라s great that social media can be a great medium to reach your audience but at the same time, I don바카라t like the fact that it바카라s become a metric. Followers count don바카라t equal talent. It is not a metric to calculate how good an artist is. So, it is a bit of a popularity pageant and that바카라s what I have a problem with. I think that these kinds of things shouldn바카라t be quantified. It바카라s not a race or any other sport competition. It바카라s a very intangible personal experience, be it arts, music dance or any performing arts.바카라
바카라On social media, it바카라s a lot about the packaging, how you shoot the videos, how interactive you make it, as opposed to the material that you are posting. So, yeah it is exhausting and I feel most of my peers would agree with me,바카라 concludes Nikhita Gandhi.
