Arijit Singh to Turn Director And Producer After His Retirement As A Playback Singer –

Arijit Singh to Turn Director And Producer After Retirement:

Bollywood’s popular singer Arijit Singh has surprised fans and the music industry by announcing that he will retire from playback singing and focus on new creative roles. In a message shared on his social media accounts, Singh said he will no longer take up new film singing assignments after a remarkable career in Bollywood.

SHOCKING: Arijit Singh Announces Retirement From Playback Singing –

Singh, whose voice has defined many hit songs over the last decade, described his journey as “wonderful” and thanked fans for their support. Although he’s stopping playback work, the singer clarified that he is not leaving music entirely. He plans to continue making music independently, exploring personal projects beyond the commercial film system.

According to recent reports, Arijit is now stepping into the world of filmmaking. After retiring from playback singing, he has begun working on his first Hindi film as a director and producer. This new project reportedly features his son and the daughter of actor Nawazuddin Siddiqui in leading roles. A report in Pinkvilla confirmed the update.

Industry reactions have been mixed — while many colleagues expressed sadness at his departure from film singing, others praised his decision and wished him well in his next chapter.

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This marks a significant shift for Arijit Singh, moving from being one of India’s top playback voices to exploring direction and production in cinema. Fans can likely expect fresh creative work from him in the coming years as he begins this new phase. Are you excited to see him in new role? Let us knowing comments.

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