What did Kavita Krishnamurthy say on the ban of Pakistani artists?

New Delhi. Veteran singer Kavita Krishnamurthy has made several records by singing countless songs in many languages ​​with her magical voice in the last five decades. Recently, Kavita Krishnamurthy talked about the development of the ban and music industry on Pakistani artists in India. He insisted on promoting Indian talent and said that there are many good singers in the country who need to bring forward.

In an interview with Zoom, Kavita Krishnamurthy shared his views on the ban of Pakistani artist, saying, ‘Look, I think there is no language or limitations of music, it is only about seven notes and if an artist is very good and popular, then you should appreciate them. There is no religion of music for me personally, but at the same time there is enough talent in India which you should recognize and give opportunity to Indian artists.

Singer emphasized on promoting Indian talent
He also said that while Pakistani singers have been adopted in India earlier, now we should pay more attention to promoting the talent of our country. She further says, ‘Pakistani artists have sung a lot in India and people have accepted them and I think it will continue, but I think you can definitely give a chance to many Indian artists who are waiting for the right opportunities, so why not give them an opportunity.’

Poetry spoke on Pahalgam attack
Singer also gave his reaction on the terrorist attack in Pahalgam on 22 April. She says, ‘I am very sad, when this happened, we were all very sad, depressed and heartbroken, my true sensations are with all family members… As a patriot, I would like to stand with all the decisions of my government, I respect my government, I respect my Prime Minister.’