Taking a trip down the memory lane, Shailendra Singh shares with me many moments from his career. A checkered career, which saw spectacular successes and frustrating failures.

Ever since I first heard her in an obscure pop album 'Aira Gaira Natthu Khaira', I have been a vocal admirer of Sunidhi Chauhan, who was then just a young prodigy, who has now gone on to become the contemporary era's Indian pop icon.

Jovial, smiling, always ready with a quip or a couplet to liven up the conversation and always eager to break into a song, Ravindra Jain proved to be an extremely interesting interviewee. Especially inspiring is his will-power and never-say-die positive attitude to achieve so many artistic laurels despite his visual handicap.

Her life, her music and her unique achievement as a female composer have always fascinated me. So in my recent visit to Mumbai, I make it a point to complete the long-pending task of interviewing Usha Khanna.

As a hard core movie- music buff, it is but natural to be curious about a man who not only happens to be legendary composer Madan Mohan’s eldest son but who has also played an important role in shaping the corporate identities of India’s biggest entertainment banners- RPG Saregama and Yashraj Films. And then there is his role in resurrecting his father’s musical legacy through a blockbuster soundtrack of Veer Zaara.

Writer-director Ashok Rane’s 1- hour documentary ‘Masti Bhara Hai Sama’ serves as a good primer to introduce Dattram’s impressive musical credentials to new generation. This article was originally written for PFC.

So here is Shankar Mahadevan speaking candidly on a wide range of topics like Rock On, Reshammiya and Reviews!

Now settled in UAE, Salma Agha keeps herself busy shuttling between Sharjah, Mumbai and Karachi and planning a grand comeback into films and music. An exclusive interview of the colourful and often controversial artiste!