Pyarelal Still Practices Piano Daily, Says Nephew Mithoon on Timeless Creativity

Music composer Mithoon revealed that his legendary uncle, Pyarelal of the Laxmikant-Pyarelal duo, maintains a rigorous daily routine of piano practice and composition. He used this example to argue that genuine creativity is not constrained by age or changing trends, asserting that a true artist has the power to redefine their era. Mithoon also cited the late S.D. Burman as another example of enduring artistic vitality. The composer recently worked on the sequel "Border 2," describing his involvement in recreating the iconic song "Ghar Kab Aaoge" as a profound honor.

Key Points: Mithoon on Uncle Pyarelal's Daily Music Practice & Timeless Art

  • Pyarelal practices piano daily
  • Creativity is not age-dependent
  • Artists can change time
  • Mithoon honors legacy in Border 2
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Mithoon reveals uncle Pyarelal still practices piano and creates music every day

Composer Mithoon reveals his uncle, legendary Pyarelal, still practices piano and composes daily, arguing true creativity transcends time.

Mithoon reveals uncle Pyarelal still practices piano and creates music every day
"He sits at the piano every morning and composes music. So, I strongly believe that creativity is not bound by time. - Mithoon"

Mumbai, Jan 24

Music composer Mithoon revealed that his acclaimed composer uncle, Pyarelal, still practices piano and creates music every single day.

He said that creativity has nothing to do with age or time; in fact, an artist is capable of changing time.

When asked during an exclusive interaction with IANS if some artists have a hard time accepting that their time has passed and people's choices have changed, Mithoon shared that creativity has nothing to do with time.

Citing the example of the great S D Burman, he pointed out how the music director and singer was active in the industry till a long age.

Sharing another example, this time of his own uncle, Pyarelal, Mithoon added, "He works even today. Even to this day, he sits at the piano every morning and composes music. So, I strongly believe that creativity is not bound by time. In fact, an artist has the power to change time. I don't think that any real artist is dependent on time as far as their craft is concerned."

"I am waiting for new artists and our legends to once again treat us with their creative gems, and change time as per their creativity," he added.

For those who do not know, Mithoon is the nephew of veteran composer Pyarelal Sharma, who is one half of the popular duo Laxmikant-Pyarelal.

Work-wise, Mithoon recently scored the music for the sequel, "Border 2".

Earlier, the composer described the "Ghar Kab Aaoge" track from the war drama as one of the most honourable moments of his career.

Speaking about the track, he said, "This song carries a legacy that deserves nothing but respect. Anu Malik Ji's composition and Javed Akhtar Saab's poetry has been a part of the nation's emotional ethos for years. It is only an honour that I was given the responsibility to recreate this iconic song and add my dimension to it."

- IANS

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Shreya B
Mithoon makes a great point. True creativity is timeless. Look at R.D. Burman or even A.R. Rahman – their music from decades ago still feels fresh. Age is just a number for real artists.
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Aman W
Respectfully, while the sentiment is beautiful, the industry often sidelines older composers. How many films are actually giving Pyarelal ji or other legends a chance to score a full album today? The reality is different from the philosophy.
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Priya S
Wow! The discipline is amazing. Waking up every day and creating music... that's the secret. No wonder L-P duo gave us so many classics. "Mere Naseeb Mein" still gives me chills. Hope we get to hear his new work soon!
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David E
As a musician myself, this is a powerful reminder. The craft requires daily *riyaz*, no matter how accomplished you become. Pyarelal is a master, and he's still practicing. That says it all.
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Kavya N
Interesting that Mithoon mentions this while working on Border 2. The original "Ghar Kab Aaoge" was so emotional. Big shoes to fill! Hope he does justice to the legacy while adding his own touch.

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