In a surprising turn in the Indian entertainment world, renowned playback singer Arijit Singh has announced his retirement from film singing, leaving fans and industry insiders in shock. Veteran actor Sanjay Mishra has come out strongly in support of this bold decision, emphasizing its necessity for the artist’s well-being.
Speaking exclusively during promotions for his upcoming film ‘Vadh 2’, Mishra delved into the emotional toll of stardom. ‘No one can sustain that relentless pressure forever,’ he remarked. ‘The heart has its limits, and even legends surrounded by admirers can feel profoundly alone.’
Mishra highlighted how constant praise and expectations weigh heavily on top artists. ‘When fans call you a legend, handling that immense love isn’t easy,’ he said. ‘Sometimes, solitude is essential to reconnect with oneself.’
Directly addressing Arijit Singh’s choice, Mishra affirmed, ‘Retiring from playback singing was crucial for him. He sang from the heart, won universal acclaim, and now it’s his right to decide when to pause.’
Drawing from personal experience, the actor shared insights alongside actress Neena Gupta. ‘We chose acting and received appreciation, but the real measure is facing life’s end without regrets over wrong choices.’
‘Vadh 2’ is slated for theatrical release on February 6, 2026, adding to the buzz around Mishra’s candid revelations. Arijit Singh’s retirement underscores a growing conversation about mental health and personal boundaries in showbiz, resonating with many facing similar crossroads.