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Aamir Khan Urges Arijit Singh to Stay in Playback Singing

Aamir Khan Urges Arijit Singh to Stay in Playback Singing

24 Feb, 2026

Aamir Khan has made headlines with a heartfelt request to renowned playback singer Arijit Singh, asking him not to retire from singing. In a touching video, Aamir expressed his concern, saying, "What will happen to us?" as Arijit announced his decision to step back from Bollywood playback singing. This moment highlights the strong bond between artists and their audience in India.

On January 27, Arijit took to social media to share his retirement news, thanking his fans for their love over the years. He stated, "I am calling it off," indicating he would not take on new playback projects. However, he reassured fans that he would continue making music, just not for Hindi films, after fulfilling his current commitments.

This announcement sent shockwaves through the music industry and among fans, who have cherished Arijit's soulful voice in numerous Bollywood hits. His decision to allow new talent to emerge has sparked a conversation about the future of playback singing in India. Many fans expressed their sadness at the news but also respect for Arijit's choice.

In the video, Aamir's warmth is evident as he greets Arijit, touching his feet and embracing him, with the melodious "Ek Din" title track playing in the background. This interaction not only showcases their respect for each other but also emphasizes the significance of music in Indian culture, where playback singers hold a special place in the hearts of the audience.

As Arijit steps back to let new voices shine, the industry is left wondering who will fill the void left by his departure. Aamir's plea may resonate with many fans who are eager to continue hearing Arijit’s enchanting melodies in future projects. The future of playback singing in Bollywood now seems uncertain, but the legacy of artists like Arijit Singh will undoubtedly continue to inspire generations.

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