Indian playback singer Sonu Nigam delivered a live performance in Pune despite struggling with severe back pain, earning praise for his dedication to music.
The singer had earlier shared a video on social media, revealing his condition. "Some had predicted this year would bring health challenges and accidents, and it seems they were right," Nigam wrote.
Despite his discomfort, he refused to cancel the concert, taking to the stage and performing for his fans.
Witnesses said he appeared to be in visible pain but continued to sing, maintaining his signature vocal brilliance.
Fans praised his resilience and commitment, flooding social media with messages of support and admiration.
Sonu Nigam criticises AR Rahman's 'bekaar' and 'average'
In a recent interview with O2 India, singer Sonu Nigam openly criticized AR Rahman's music for the 2008 film Yuvvraaj, starring Salman Khan. Nigam, who had previously collaborated with Rahman on several occasions, did not hold back in his assessment of the soundtrack.
Asked about his involvement in the film, particularly his song "Shano Shano," Nigam described it as "pretty average" and "not such a good song." He added, "Let's not talk about it. I won't be able to lie. I won't be able to praise a bad song." When pressed further about the other tracks he contributed to, he bluntly stated, "Voh bhool jaiye aap. Iske saare gaane bekaar the," which translates to "Just forget about it. All the songs were bad."
Yuvvraaj is a musical romantic family drama directed by Subhash Ghai, with a star-studded cast featuring Salman Khan, Katrina Kaif, Anil Kapoor, and Zayed Khan.
Despite the film's ensemble and the presence of AR Rahman as the composer, the soundtrack received mixed reviews.
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