Aditya Roy Kapur On His Singing Debut In Metro In Dino: ‘I've Always Sung But…'
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Earlier, at the launch of Metro In Dino song Zamaana Lage, Pritam revealed that Aditya Roy Kapur has lent his voice to songs in the film.
Aditya Roy Kapur is ready to surprise his fans by showcasing his singing talent! In his upcoming film 'Metro…In Dino', he takes on the challenge of singing on screen for the first time. Known for his soulful performances, this film will also highlight his singing abilities, and fans are super excited to hear him sing! Aditya Roy Kapur recently opened up about singing in a film for the first time, and said that it happened organically. He revealed that music composer Pritam wanted him to give it a shot!
Aditya explained that fans will get to hear him sing for the first time. Although he has sung privately for friends and himself, this marks his official singing debut in a film. The decision to sing happened naturally due to the musical format of the film, and it turned out well, offering fans a fresh experience of seeing him sing on screen. 'The one thing that the fans might discover that they've never seen before is that I'm singing for the first time, I've always sung but more for myself and my friends. I've never sang officially in a film so this is going to be the first time that I'm singing in the movie and it happened quite organically actually. Because the format of the film is musical, Dada wanted me to come in and give it a shot and it seemed like it's stuck and it worked out so that's definitely a new thing for the fans to see me sing on the screen and that's going to be fun," he said.
Music plays a central role in this film, and Aditya's choice to sing was not pre-planned but happened 'organically,'. This musical outing will give audiences a chance to hear his voice in a whole new light, making the performance both personal and immersive. Fans can look forward to this fresh and unexpected surprise that adds another dimension to Aditya's cinematic presence.
Pritam On Aditya Roy Kapur's Singing Debut In Metro In Dino
Earlier, at the launch of Metro…In Dino's first song 'Zamaana Lage', music composer Pritam revealed that Aditya has lent his voice to the songs in the film. 'Musical-based stars sing their own songs, and in this too ('Metro…In Dino'), the musicals that have been filmed on Adi have been sung by him. He is sounding amazing," said Pritam.
Directed by Anurag Basu, 'Metro…In Dino' features an ensemble cast including Aditya Roy Kapur, Sara Ali Khan, Pankaj Tripathi, Neena Gupta, Konkona Sensharma, Anupam Kher, Fatima Sana Shaikh, Ali Fazal, and Saswata Chatterjee. The film will release in cinemas on July 4, 2025.
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