Anuradha Paudwal has been unstoppable since her debut in 1973 with “Abhimaan”.
Published Date – Mon 03 Apr 23 2:51pm
Hyderabad: Although singing is not something that everyone can pursue, for some people it is a matter of course. Legendary singer Anuradha Paudwal is one of them. Telangana Today caught up with the singer when she recently visited Hyderabad to perform.
Anuradha Paudwal has been unstoppable since her debut in 1973 with “Abhimaan”. The established singer solidified her status by adding some top hits throughout the ’80s and ’90s, and quickly became a popular diva.
“I went to Hyderabad for an event and the city offers a wide variety of food and clothing. The people here are nice and one of my Sai Baba songs in Telugu was very popular with the locals,” she said. share road.
When asked why she made the audacious choice to switch from film to private recording at the height of her career, she replied: “I don’t know how it happened; God-related songs.” According to Anuradha, who grew up listening to Lata Mangeshkar songs, in the case of movies, “you should wait for the success of the actors, the movie, etc., but a private album allows you to showcase your skills and get closer to the audience”.
Speaking of her journey, she said: “I never had any ambition; my father wanted me to be a singer, so I pursued it. I loved everything that came my way. At first, I used to sing for films; later, I decided Stop movie songs and focus more on spiritual songs, and this job keeps me happy and keeps me busy.”
When asked about her use of social media, she replied, “I don’t even know the password to my Facebook account; I’m not a tech-savvy person, my daughter handles everything.” Nurada said: “I don’t judge people, everyone has their own way of singing. Most of the time I like to listen to melodic songs.”
In addition to her music career, the singer also founded the “Suryoday Foundation Organization”. Through this organization, she provided cardiac ambulances, more than 250 personalized hearing aids, and a dedicated floor for AIDS patients. “More and more people are struggling financially so I’m just doing what I can and I’m also asking the government to support NGOs to make life better through this,” she added.
On the work front, Paudwal is working on Adi Shankaracharya’s ‘Soundarya Lahari’ which will be available soon.
