Being a Delhi-ite I was used to a big open space around the house.

Family is a constant in my life.

When you have done a lot of good work, there comes a point when you want to utilise the experience you have garnered to better yourself and your music.

My father was very fond of music, my mum performed and her mother was a music teacher. So I think all that has passed on to me.

My father was very fond of music, my mum performed and her mother was a music teacher. So I think all that has passed on to me.

A lot of world music has come into Bollywood.

Winning or not winning an award doesn't affect me. I just like to do my work in the best possible manner.

I was being romantic when I started with 'Labon ko labon pe.'

Folk has always been the mainstay of Indian music; we're very soulful people, and we like the sound of our soil.

Reality shows are giving a fair chance to singers hailing from far-flung areas like Jharkhand and Jhansi, which otherwise wouldn't have been recognised at all.

Composing is an extension of my being, skills and knowledge.

The studio and the stage are very different atmospheres. The studio is very personal. You are alone with your own idea and sounds. You can write your songs and make it happen at your own pace.