I’m glad to be in a position to give back to my motherland: Kailash Kher

Singer Kailash Kher feels that young artists of India should serve the country instead of going abroad and leaving their motherland behind.

“I am in love with my motherland and I strongly feel and recommend that the youngsters of our country should pay back to this nation. You can go to Oxford or Cambridge but in the end it is important to give back what this country has given you. You can learn the culture of the world but please never forget your own roots,” says Kher, who was honoured with the Padma Shri at the 67th Republic Day last month.

The singer, who has sung tracks such as Saaiyan, Tere Naina, Allah Ke Bande and Yun Hi Chala Chal, believes that confidence is the key to success.

“Have faith in your work, in your worship and in your upbringing. These things can never let you fall or face any trouble,” says the 43-year-old singer.

“I faced a lot of struggle in my growing up years but never questioned God’s decisions. I know that we always get whatever is written in our destiny and as per whatever Karma we collect for ourselves. I know everything happens for a reason and I’m glad that now I’m in that position to sometime give back to my motherland,” he adds.

Comments

POPULAR STORIES THIS WEEK

Mahua Moitra's Ex-Husband Lars Brorson - Pictures & Info

Pictures of Shashi Taroor's First Wife Tilottama Mukherji, Photographs and Details

West Bengal Election Results 2026: Defiant Mamata Banerjee Refuses to Resign, Alleges Physical Assault and 'EVM Loot'

Amit Shah Says Infiltration and Cattle Smuggling Will End in Bengal Under BJP Rule

2026 Election Results: BJP Flips West Bengal, Thalapathy Vijay Claims TN

Shashi Tharoor's Second Wife Christa Giles, Pictures and Info of His Soon To be Ex Canadian Wife

Tamil Nadu Political Shake-up: Can Vijay’s TVK and Congress Actually Form a Government?

Bengal Election Results 2026: Why BJP’s Historic Win Marks a New Era for Sonar Bangla

Amit Shah Declares ‘Sonar Bangla’ BJP’s Responsibility as Suvendu Adhikari Takes Key Bengal Role

West Bengal’s Constitutional Meltdown: Assembly Dissolved as Violence Spirals Out of Control