Ayushmann Khurrana opens up on music on International Music Day: “I have tried to stay true to my sense of creative expression through music”

On International Music Day, Ayushmann Khurrana reveals his artistic vision, emphasizing the importance of creative freedom and non-conformity in his music-making process.

Ayushmann Khurrana is known for his versatility and unique style in his creative projects. Whether in film or music, he aims to push boundaries and spark conversations. His music has resonated with fans through soulful melodies, heartfelt lyrics, and upbeat tracks. Recent hits like ‘Akh Da Taara,’ ‘Reh Ja,’ and the newly released ‘Jachdi,’ which blends Punjabi tunes with garba beats, have gained international recognition. On International Music Day, Ayushmann discussed his music creation process and his future aspirations.

Ayushmann Khurrana opens up on music on International Music Day: “I have tried to stay true to my sense of creative expression through music”

Talking about his approach towards his music, Ayushmann Khurrana said, “Like my movies, my music isn’t formulaic. I don’t conform as an artiste and I would not like to do so ever. I have tried to stay true to my sense of creative expression through music and I’m happy that people have accepted it and given me so much love. So, every time I make music, it will be different, disruptive and extremely varied. That’s what’s exciting for me. To create something new every single time and not do what anyone else is doing, not fall in the trap of following a trend. I would like to set a trend if possible. My movies and my music will always echo this belief that I have for myself.”

Talking about his most recent track Jachdi, he said, “Music has always been my companion, through the highs and lows of my life. It’s what I live through every day. My new track Jachdi is a perfect example of going out of my comfort zone to do different stuff - combining Punjabi tunes with Garba beats and in the future too, I will strive to do different things and experiment with my music and movies both. The dhol beats with the upbeat pop Punjabi perfectly bring out the spirit of the festival vibe and I hope people groove on it this Navratri season. I’m fortunate to find this love for both music and movies and I thank everyone for being a constant support to my artistic endeavours.”

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