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Aamir Khan Visits Arijit Singh's Home, Urges Singer Not to Quit Playback

Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan personally visited playback singer Arijit Singh at his home following the singer's shocking announcement that he would step away from playback singing. A behind-the-scenes video shows the two spending quality time together, recording a title track for Aamir's son Junaid Khan's upcoming film. In the clip, Aamir makes an emotional plea, asking Arijit not to quit and questioning what will happen to everyone if he leaves. Arijit Singh had announced his decision in January, calling his playback journey "wonderful" but stating he would take no new assignments.

Key Points: Aamir Khan's Plea to Arijit Singh Over Playback Singing Decision

  • Aamir Khan visits Arijit Singh's home
  • Makes emotional plea against quitting
  • Video shows them recording, eating, flying kites
  • Arijit announced end to playback career in January
  • Visit was for Junaid Khan's film song
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"Hum logon ka kya hoga?": Aamir requests Arijit Singh to rethink his decision of quitting playback singing, spends time with singer at his home

Aamir Khan visits Arijit Singh at home, makes heartfelt plea for singer to reconsider quitting playback singing after his recent announcement.

"Aise mat kar yaar, hum logon ka kya hoga bhai? - Aamir Khan"

Mumbai, February 23

Last month, the film industry was taken by surprise when Arijit Singh announced that he would be stepping away from playback singing.

A few days after Arijit Singh made the announcement, reports began circulating online that Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan had travelled to the singer's hometown, Murshidabad, to meet him in person.

On Monday, a behind-the-scenes video of the making of the title track from Junaid Khan's (son of Aamir Khan) film Ek Din was released, offering a glimpse of Aamir Khan spending quality time with Arijit Singh and his family at their home. From sharing meals to flying kites and recording the title track, the video captured several precious moments the duo spent together.

During the visit, Aamir also made a heartfelt plea to Arijit, urging him not to step away from playback singing.

"For sometime you want to take a break or you don't want to Sing for Hindi films? Aise mat kar yaar, hum logon ka kya hoga bhai?" Aamir said in the clip.

Check out the video here.

In January, Arijit Singh shocked his fans as he announced he would no longer take on new assignments as a playback singer, bringing an end to a "wonderful" journey.

In a message shared with his fans on Instagram, Arijit expressed gratitude for the love he had received over the years. "Hello, Happy New Year to all. I want to thank you all for giving me so much love all these years as listeners. I am happy to announce that I am not going to be taking any new assignments as a playback vocalist from now on. I am calling it off. It was a wonderful journey," he wrote in his post.

- ANI

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Rohit P
"Hum logon ka kya hoga?" Aamir speaks for all of us! But we must also respect Arijit's decision. The industry pressure is immense, maybe he just needs a proper break. Quality over quantity.
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Aman W
Going all the way to Murshidabad is a class act. No PR stunt, just genuine concern. This is the kind of personal touch that's missing nowadays. Bollywood needs Arijit's voice, no doubt.
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Sarah B
While the gesture is sweet, I find it a bit pressuring. The article says he announced this in January. If he needs a break for his mental health or family, that should be final. The "logon ka kya hoga" guilt trip isn't fair.
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Vikram M
His voice defines an era. From "Tum Hi Ho" to "Kesariya", it's impossible to imagine Bollywood without him. But artists evolve. Maybe he wants to focus on independent music or his own projects. We should support that too.
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Kavya N
Sharing meals and recording a track for his son's film... Aamir Khan is a smart man. This is how you get work done with heart. Hope it worked and Arijit changes his mind! 🤞

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