B-Wood Music Has Got Stereotyped:Benny Dayal

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    • Publish Date: Nov 23 2016 4:59PM
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    • Updated Date: Nov 23 2016 4:59PM
B-Wood Music Has Got Stereotyped:Benny Dayal

New Delhi: He has created waves with songs like "Badtameez Dil" and "Let's Nacho", and singer Benny Dayal feels that Bollywood music has got stereotyped and conventional in certain ways. "I feel Bollywood music has got stereotyped and conventional in certain aspects. As audiences, we need to be more receptive to change and accept newer trends which I'm hoping will happen over a period of time," Benny told IANS over e-mail. The actor says there is no set formula to determine a song's success.

"There is no set formula to determine the success of a song today because there is an overkill of content. People have short term memories and the consumption is quick so it's about survival of the fittest," he added. The 32-year-old singer has crooned a foot-tapping number titled "Ude dil befikre" for filmmaker Aditya Chopra's much talked about film "Befikre". Asked what's next, Benny said: "I'm working on my English EP (extended play) with my band Funktuation and also a series of singles with my fellow musician brother and friend Dub Sharma." The "Kaise Mujhe" crooner has been confirmed as a coach for the second season of reality show "The Voice India". "Currently I've just been confirmed as one of the four vocal coaches for the singing reality show called 'The Voice India' season 2," he added. IANS

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B. Tulasitharini Amalorpavam Higher Secondary School - Puducherry

Benny is good singer

Onkarpreet Bhavan Vidyalaya

I adore all his songs.

Prakash.B Bethel Mat Hr Sec School

Wow....

Prakash.B Bethel Mat Hr Sec School

Really sounds interesting...

Bhavana Jaison Atomic Energy Central School No 2

The trend changes according to the generation and the acceptance of the music lovers. People always looks looks for a change .

Srividya AIR FORCE SCHOOLYEL

Bollywood music is actually not stereotyped, as it releases the songs of many kinds but what matters is up to how much extent the people are liking it and knowing what they want is a great talent of real musicians

KAVYASRI R M Bethel Mat Hr Sec School

obviously true.Music and songs have to be updated with the trend.Some Bollywood songs are stereotyped.Some changes will really be appreciated.

Kashish Verma Bharti Public School Swasthya Vihar

I admire you Benny Sir.

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