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Jubin Nautiyal's 35th Birthday Special: How A.R. Rahman Transformed Jubin's Career
Jubin Nautiyal's melodious voice has endeared him to fans across the entire country, making him one of the most cherished singers in contemporary Indian music. His soulful renditions of songs such as "Dil Galti Kar Baitha Hai," "Barsaat Ki Dhun," and "Bedardi Se Pyaar Ka" have not only topped the charts but also provided the perfect backdrop for countless social media reels and moments. This remarkable talent from Uttarakhand has captivated audiences far and wide, turning everyone into his ardent admirers. As Jubin Nautiyal celebrates his 35th birthday on June 14, it is a fitting occasion to delve into the journey of this extraordinary artist.
Early Beginnings and Passion for Music
Jubin Nautiyal's journey to success and stardom was neither swift nor easy. He faced numerous challenges and rejections before becoming a household name. His passion for music ignited at a tender age, and he began his musical journey at just four years old. Despite his early start, the path was fraught with obstacles, including a significant setback when he was initially rejected by the industry stalwart Sonu Nigam. It was the transformative guidance of A.R. Rahman that eventually altered the trajectory of his career.
A Formative Setback: Rejected by Sonu Nigam
In 2011, Jubin Nautiyal participated in the Indian reality show X Factor, where he performed "Tujhe Bhula Diya" before a panel of esteemed judges, including Sonu Nigam, Shreya Ghoshal, and Sanjay Leela Bhansali. Although Shreya and Sanjay lauded his vocal prowess, Sonu Nigam felt that Jubin's voice did not quite hit the mark. Despite the audience's enthusiastic response and the substantial votes he received, Sonu's critique led to Jubin's rejection from the competition. This setback, however, did not deter him; instead, it strengthened his resolve to pursue his passion with greater determination.
A Career Shaped by A.R. Rahman
Jubin Nautiyal's career took a decisive turn thanks to the legendary composer A.R. Rahman. Recalling a pivotal moment in his career, Jubin narrated how he met Rahman when the maestro was seeking a distinctive voice for a music teaser. Impressed by Jubin's unique vocal quality, Rahman advised him to practice diligently, a piece of advice that proved to be immensely beneficial. Rahman's mentorship and encouragement were instrumental in shaping Jubin's career, propelling him to the heights of success he enjoys today.
A Legacy of Hits
Jubin Nautiyal's discography is a testament to his versatility and talent. His repertoire includes an array of beloved songs such as "Jadui," "Kuch To Bata Zindagi," "Meri Zindagi Hai Tu," "Kaabil Hoon," "Bana Sharabi," and "Ek Mulakat," among many others. Each of these tracks has resonated deeply with listeners, earning Jubin a special place in the hearts of music enthusiasts. His music videos have also garnered widespread acclaim, further cementing his status as a leading figure in the Indian music industry.
- PTC PUNJABI
