Songs in films are still about the actors, not the singers: Sunidhi Chauhan
Sunidhi Chauhan: We Have Faith in Faces, Not Voices The 34-year-old singer, who rose to prominence after she playbacked for Urmila Matondkar in the 1999 film "Mast", says songs in films are still about the actors, not the singers. Singer Sunidhi Chauhan believes it would be for the better if Bollywood does away with the song-and-dance routine as it would give independent music space to spread its wings. It is 21 years and counting for Sunidhi in the music industry. The 34-year-old singer, who rose to prominence after she playbacked for Urmila Matondkar in the 1999 film Mast, says songs in films are still about the actors, not the singers. "It will be for the best. That way independent music will rise. People will start listening to the songs rather than just watching them. Right now, film music is being watched. If it's Katrina Kaif (the song) will be watched, if it's a small heroine, then not so much. Same with the male actors. "But indi...