Vishal Dadlani has expressed displeasure over the ‘recommendation culture’ in the music industry. In an Instagram post, the singer advised budding singers not to resort to political or personal contacts, but to rely on their talent and hard work.
Vishal Dadlani slams ‘sifaarish’ cultureSinger and music director Vishal Dadlani has expressed strong protest against the “recommendation culture” of using personal or political contacts to enter the music industry. On Monday, February 9, he gave a clear message on Instagram addressed to the budding singer, in which he showed his strict attitude towards using any pressure.
Vishal Dadlani posted on recommendation culture
In his post, Vishal has appealed to the new singers to trust their talent instead of any pressure or recommendation. He candidly revealed that he had recently turned down a politician when he was approached through a recommendation, calling it a sure way to lose any chance of working with him.
Daddalani said- “A piece of advice for new singers. Don’t get any minister or his secretary to call me. That’s a sure way of never meeting me. I have no respect for people who try to get ahead through acquaintances. I have blocked the guy who just tried to do that. No matter how good a singer you are, I have no interest in working with you.” Is.
Vishal Dadlani is against nepotism
This post caught everyone’s attention due to its frank tone and clear message against nepotism. Explaining his thoughts in detail in the caption, Vishal encouraged the young music director to have confidence in his abilities and be dedicated towards his work. He wrote, “Please have faith in your talent, be ready to work hard and be patient. If you are good, your time will definitely come. Don’t make ‘sifkarish’. It’s a cliché and above all, it just shows that you are someone who doesn’t believe in your talent.”
Vishal did not take anyone’s name in his post, but his note immediately sparked discussion online. Singer-composer Vishal, known for his outspoken nature, has often expressed his opinions on social media. Recently, after casting his vote in the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation elections, he had expressed concern over the ink of the vote getting erased.