On World Music Day, B Praak reveals what music means to him

Music composer-singer B Praak's journey from a regional artist to a national icon is nothing short of inspiring. His growth as an artiste is a testament to his unwavering devotion to music, which continues to inspire and resonate with audiences across the globe. On World Music Day, the composer-singer opened up about what music means to him. He also expressed that he's very grateful to his fans for their unconditional support throughout his journey.

B Praak's Musical Journey: Gratitude to Fans and Goddess Saraswati

"If my studio is my temple, music is my God. If my mother gave birth to me, music kept me alive. It gave me a purpose -- a purpose to entertain, to spread joy across the world, and I am immensely grateful to my fans, who I call my extended family, for giving me so much love, support, and success. I wouldn't have been thriving and surviving in the music industry if I didn't have Goddess Saraswati's blessings on me. It may have taken years to become what I am, but I am truly thankful for each and every learning and success. I hope to continue my journey ahead with the same kind of energy, hard work, and blessings," B Praak shared.

B Praak: From Soulful Ballads to Chart-Topping Hits, A Musical Journey

With a voice that exudes raw emotions and compositions that touch souls, B Praak has carved a unique niche in the Indian music industry. From 'Mann Bharrya' to 'Teri Mitti' to 'Bada Pachtaoge' and many more, the power performer has been able to rule the charts, which has surely established him as an artiste to look up to. His dedication to his craft is evident in every note he sings and every melody he creates, making him a beloved figure among fans and a respected name among his peers. Over the years, his fan following has grown manifolds, establishing him as a pan-Indian versatile singer. Currently, on the work front, he has a couple of interesting projects in his kitty, which will be announced soon.

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