Popular singer Arijit Singh had shocked the music industry when he said that he was leaving playback singing. Arijit is credited with more than 10 years of being one of the most favourite voices of Bollywood with his soulful voice and a number of hit songs. The move by him left fans with a lot of emotions and questions as to why he made such a move.

In response to the news, veteran singer Lucky Ali gave his views and sympathized with Arijit. Lucky, in an interview, stated that when a talent and a passionate person like Arijit decides to quit, there must be a personal motive, which is not so easy. Lucky thought that something must have snapped within him, and perhaps the pressure, expectations and emotional pressure of the industry had a role to play in his decision.

Lucky Ali, who never believed in blindly adhering to the musical genre, is sure that creative individuals tend to arrive at a moment when they need to get rid of the routine and business requirements. He indicated that the decision made by Arijit could have been on peace seeking and reconnecting to music on his conditions and not on giving up on it altogether.

Arijit had already posted his decision which stated that it is his year of love to his fans and that he was grateful to them. He explained that although he would no longer sing in films, he would still explore music one way or the other.

Arijit has been praised by many fans and fellow artists due to his straightness and bravery. To them, his action is an indication of the emotional strain that the artists are exposed to where they are constantly under pressure to perform.

The words of Lucky Ali have provided an insightful vision into the discussion. Rather than worrying about the decision that Arijit has taken, he has urged the people to appreciate the decision. The case underlines the importance of the fact that even the most popular celebrities are able to stop, think, and prioritize joy to fame.

Ultimately, the story of Arijit tells all people that it is the peace of mind and the ability to be creative, rather than numbers and applause.