मुंबई, महाराष्ट्र: सिंगर और एक्ट्रेस चित्रांशी ने IANS के साथ खास बातचीत में अपने न्यू सॉन्ग 'टिम टिम' जो एक अफ्रो म्यूजिक कोलैबोरेशन है, के बारे में बताते हुए अपनी सोच और सफर को बेहद सादगी से सामने रखा। उन्होंने कहा कि आज के दौर में अलग-अलग कल्चर के साथ म्यूजिक एक्सपेरिमेंट करना जरूरी है और इस गाने में एफ्रो बीट्स जोड़ना एक खूबसूरत फैसला रहा। उनके मुताबिक ‘टिम टिम’ लोगों को डांस कराने के लिए बनाया गया है और अगर लोग झूमें, तो वही इसकी सफलता है। चित्रांशी खुद को सिंगिंग, एक्टिंग और डांसिंग का बैलेंस्ड मेल मानती हैं और वर्सेटाइल होना आज के समय की जरूरत बताती हैं। उन्होंने बताया कि वे स्ट्रॉन्ग फीमेल रोल्स, थ्रिलर, हॉरर और OTT प्लेटफॉर्म्स पर अच्छे प्रोजेक्ट्स में काम करना चाहती हैं। निजी जिंदगी पर बात करते हुए उन्होंने कहा कि वे पर्सनल और प्रोफेशनल लाइफ को अलग रखती हैं। बातचीत की आखिर में उन्होंने इच्छा जताई कि लोग उन्हें एक ट्रू ऑल-राउंडर के रूप में याद रखें।
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00:00Thank you so much.
00:03Talking about Tim Tim, Tim, what inspired you to explore AfroVid and how this cross-culture collaboration comes to work?
00:13I think many people are doing cross-culture collaboration, be it Diljeet, Karanajla and Batra and everybody.
00:25They are trying their hands on different kind of music.
00:28So I thought that when we recorded Prim Tim first, we thought that we will give this Arabic flavor.
00:35But after that, we did a little experiment and we tried our hands on AfroBeats and it sounded amazing.
00:44And thankfully, my friend Davuchi knew me very early.
00:48And I knew that he is a very good rap and his vocals are very amazing.
00:54So this was the time to talk to him and ask him to collaborate with me on this song.
00:59So yes, yes, that's all.
01:01How much creative control will you have over Tim Tim, from composition to visuals?
01:07Everything.
01:08I mean, so I'm signed with OSM Records and my label is not a label wherein, you know, they say something and you have to do that.
01:17They are so supportive.
01:20They are like, whatever you want to do, whatever creative inputs you want to give, you can.
01:25In fact, in the video as well, I think that the director of course is there, who have ideas, ideation.
01:31But whenever I make a song, and as I listen to the song for the first time, I think there is a visual idea that it should be a visual idea.
01:43So I think I give my inputs a lot more, be it the audio or the video.
01:50What challenges did you face about branding?
01:52Since it was an AfroBeats, how did you overcome that?
01:55There was no difficulties in that.
01:59I mean, Davuchi was, he's amazing.
02:02He's a really good, very, very good artist.
02:07Who has musiced his music, MoFusion.
02:09So MoFusion, Davuchi connected with MoFusion is amazing.
02:14I mean, I thought, if I would say that I would have a little less Afro, or I would have a little more Afro, or I would have a little more Indian beats, or I would have a little more peppy.
02:24So, I mean, I would have a little more, I don't think, I mean, there was any kind of difficulty.
02:33Did you see your song experimenting more with the global musical songs in the future, or do you feel good in a particular song?
02:41Of course, I mean, I would love to collaborate with global artists.
02:46That's a dream.
02:48I mean, it's too early to say, but if I ever, you know, Ariana Grande or Taylor Swift, those artists who can collab with them, it'll be a dream come true.
03:03And I would love to have that.
03:05But if I have such opportunities, then definitely, I'm going to say yes.
03:09How do you personally define successful and independent singer-like timbers, numbers, reach, or emotional content with business?
03:15I think, I think, a song, a song has a motive, every song has a motive, right?
03:23Like, a cheater, so a cheater's motive was to dedicate people to the people, meaning, a couple is to dedicate their partner to their partner.
03:31That's the motive of that, 100% whoever will listen to this song will dedicate their partner to their partner.
03:36After that, there was a song singing.
03:37So, the song was a motive, that whoever will go on the long drive, they will listen to this song.
03:44And Tim Tim's also a motive, that whoever will listen, they will dance.
03:49And I think, the inputs are the same, that whoever is listening to this song is getting the same.
03:54That, you know, like we are listening to this song, we are dancing.
03:57I mean, what song is made?
03:58I'm not stopping my arms.
04:00So, that is the whole, you know, thing.
04:03I mean, if you have, whatever you are thinking, that in this song, we will beat people.
04:08And if it is happening, then I think you are already successful.
04:12You have said, speaking to this particular person, like Abhishek Bala and Harsh Ruta.
04:17So, what was working with such diverse talents for you as an actor?
04:21I think, every person, I mean, you are talking about Harsh and Abhishek.
04:28Besides that, I have worked with many artists.
04:31I have worked with Mohit Hiranandani.
04:33I have worked with Amit Bhadana.
04:35I have worked with Amit Bhadana.
04:36Every artist, you get to learn something from each artist.
04:39And I also, every one artist.
04:42When I shoot a new song, I get to take something from his co-actors.
04:48I have worked with him at home.
04:50Abhishek says, being true to your work, of course, I have learnt.
04:54And Harsh says, being full of energy in the shoot, that I have learnt.
04:59So, yes.
05:01How do you balance being both an actor and a musician?
05:07Do these two creative words influence each other?
05:10They complement each other.
05:12I wouldn't say that they, there's some, you know,
05:15a cross that happens.
05:18But they complement each other.
05:20Now, there are so many projects,
05:22where you will get to listen to them.
05:25I mean, I'm not a part of those projects.
05:28But I have heard of those projects.
05:30I also had calls for them.
05:33In today's content-driven industry,
05:35I'm not a part of those projects.
05:36So, you know, the actors are the singers.
05:37Like, the singers are the actors.
05:38So, it's too real.
05:39So, if you're a singer, you're a dancer, you're an actor.
05:40So, I think that they complement you in your career.
05:42In today's content-driven industry,
05:43how important is your versatility for an artist?
05:44Very true.
05:45Versatility is very important.
05:46because online, there are so many influencers,
05:49there are so many creators that have come to be.
05:51So, I think that they complement you in your career.
05:53So, you know, the actors are the singers.
05:55Like, the singers are the actors.
05:56So, it's too real.
05:57So, if you're a singer, you're a dancer, you're a dancer,
05:59you're an actor.
06:00So, I think that that you complement your career.
06:02How important is your versatility for an artist?
06:07Versatility is very important.
06:09Because online, there are so many influencers,
06:14so many creators.
06:16There are so many talent in this industry.
06:20If you're going on the same path,
06:22you're going on the same path,
06:24you're going on the same path that you're doing.
06:25You won't try anything new.
06:27So, I think that
06:28there is no place in this industry.
06:31So, I think that versatility is very important.
06:35You have to explore different things every day.
06:38If I'm going on the same path,
06:41I'm going on the same path,
06:43I'm going on the same path,
06:44then people's interest will end up at one point.
06:46And if I'm going on the same path,
06:49I'm going on the same path,
06:50I'm going to focus more on the larger audience.
06:53I'm going to listen to my own songs.
06:57I'm going to talk about the work.
06:59I'm going to talk about the work.
07:00If I'm related to acting,
07:01I'm going to talk about the same genre of an actor,
07:03who's doing the same genre of films,
07:05then I don't want to see the versatility of people.
07:07I think versatility is very important.
07:09And I think,
07:10who are successful now,
07:12they are the most versatile people.
07:14Well, really,
07:16I think,
07:18I'm going to talk about acting.
07:20I think it's just I think it's really important.
07:22I'm not going to talk about acting.
07:24I think I have to talk about acting.
07:26I think,
07:27I'm going to talk about acting.
07:28Yes, I mean, of course, I have a liberty that I can experiment, I can try different songs.
07:38Acting is also a time-taking process. If there is an actor who is shooting for a web series,
07:45he can go for a particular year or 6 months.
07:51He is only showing that actor's work. So, I think that in singing, this is a very plus point,
07:58that I can show a different genre with every song.
08:02So, I think that when I start acting, I will try to show different kind of genre through my acting,
08:13different kind of characters through my acting.
08:17I mean, OTT is killing and how? I mean, they are doing so good.
08:30I have also seen some movies in OTT. In fact, this movie called Huck that came on Netflix.
08:38Oh, my God. I mean, OTT is killing. Would love to be a part of some OTT movie.
08:44If I have an opportunity, I will not see anything. I will just grab that opportunity. OTT is killing. Really.
08:51Can you share what kind of roles you are gravitating towards strong female characters, experimental roles of mainstream movies?
08:57Definitely strong female-oriented characters. I live for those movies and I would love to be a part of such films.
09:06Is there a genre you haven't explored yet, but you love to do thriller, comedy, romance or anything?
09:16I think thriller. Horror and thriller.
09:20How do you prepare differently for OTT projects compared to music videos or short format?
09:26I haven't done any OTT, so I will not be able to say anything in that.
09:31But there is definitely a process that goes on.
09:36First, we record the song. Then we wait for the final recording, final audio.
09:44And then, of course, we sit on the casting.
09:47And we decide what to do in this video.
09:51And then we shoot.
09:56So, this is a very long process that goes behind a song.
09:59Yeah, yeah. Hundred percent. Hundred percent. Would love to.
10:14Of course. Reality TV means reality.
10:20So, I would love to see people who real Chitranshi is.
10:39And for that, I would love to be real.
10:42Do you think reality shows today helps okay as an artist's real personality?
10:48Or do they add pressure to meeting and meeting?
10:51For some people, like Farhana, when they played games,
10:57I think they played real.
11:00I mean, it was real.
11:01It was the same.
11:02It was the same.
11:03It was the same.
11:04It was the same.
11:05It was the same.
11:06It was the same.
11:07So, it was the same.
11:08It was the same.
11:09It was the same.
11:10It was the same.
11:11So, if you're real, you'll win instantly.
11:12And those who are keeping the image alive and alive.
11:15I think their game will only run for a while.
11:18Because you can't even save reality shows.
11:20How many people can fake it in reality shows?
11:23You have to show up at one point.
11:24You have to show real.
11:25And those who are not showing their image,
11:27those who just keep the right image,
11:29they will go out very quickly.
11:33One of the characters and 2 actors,
11:37I don't believe in nepotism, I think that if my dad is a businessman,
11:59they will want to take their work. When I will get married, when I will have kids,
12:10and I am doing well in the industry, so I would love to guide my children.
12:16If they are interested in that path, then I definitely want to guide them.
12:22So I think that whatever people say about nepotism, that's okay,
12:28if their parents are in the industry, they will definitely want their child to work in the industry.
12:36This is about every industry. If they are a businessman,
12:39then they will go in any way and give their business.
12:44So Deb?
12:45I think that as a new cover, in our industry,
12:47that you have no other business,
12:50you have to struggle with your family,
12:52and you have to do a job with your family,
12:54and you have to do a job with your family.
12:55Do you think that these other students,
12:57do you think that you have to do a job with your family?
13:00I think that every person has a struggle.
13:03They have the star kids.
13:06This first project is easy for them.
13:09They get easily to get them.
13:10But after that,
13:11they have to struggle with their worth,
13:12their audience,
13:15when they see them.
13:16Like Aliyah Bhatt.
13:17Aliyah Bhatt has proven to you that she is a good actor.
13:22So people love Aliyah Bhatt.
13:24Everybody loves Aliyah Bhatt.
13:26And then there are a lot of star kids,
13:29who can't prove them.
13:30So they don't like the audience.
13:33They don't get the films.
13:35They don't get the films.
13:36The first project is easy for the star kids.
13:39But they have a different struggle for the second project.
13:42So the struggle for them,
13:44I think that is enough for a newcomer.
13:47In an industry where personal life often becomes public,
13:50how do you protect your emotions, peace and relationships?
13:54I try to be, like to keep my professional and personal life completely different.
14:05That's what I believe.
14:06So I love to keep it private.
14:08So I love to keep it private.
14:09Do you really bring a love and heart rate?
14:10Do you consider your art especially in music?
14:11Do you really bring a love and heart rate?
14:12Do you consider your art especially in music?
14:13Yes, sometimes it does.
14:14Your emotions are very different.
14:15Do you really bring a love and heart rate?
14:19Do you consider your art especially in music?
14:20Yes, sometimes it does.
14:21Your emotions affect your work.
14:22Your emotions affect your work.
14:23Your emotions affect your work.
14:24Do you really bring a love and heart rate?
14:25Do you consider your art especially in music?
14:26Yes, sometimes it does.
14:28Your emotions affect your work.
14:29Do you really bring a love and heart rate?
14:30Do you consider your art especially in music?
14:33Do you think your emotions affect your work?
14:34Do you really bring a love and heart rate?
14:35Do you consider your art especially in music?
14:40Yes, sometimes it does.
14:41Your emotions affect your work.
14:45Like I was singing Goodbye Myself.
14:50That time I was going through a rough patch in my life.
14:53That's why that song became a song.
14:55So definitely, sometimes it happens that you are in a particular zone.
15:00And you think that it is the best way to let out.
15:05Your creative mind is the best way to let out.
15:08There are many people who make their songs, heartbreak and love.
15:13So yes, their emotions drive your work very much.
15:18Do you think that it is a long term commitment?
15:21How do you prefer letting life answer your question?
15:24Long term commitments for life.
15:26I mean I love, I crave for such.
15:28Those who get married after a long relationship.
15:32It feels so good to see them.
15:34Okay, what has fame taught you about yourself?
15:37And that you didn't know earlier?
15:39How do you deal with criticism?
15:40How do you deal with criticism?
15:41Especially on social media.
15:42It's a part of the game.
15:43It's a part of everyday life.
15:44I mean I post some photos.
15:45I mean I don't want to do anything.
15:47I don't want to do anything.
15:48So I do not want to do anything.
15:50I do not want to do anything.
15:51But yes, sometimes it works for you as well.
15:53I have learned this thing.
15:55That I'm always underestimating yourself.
15:58How do you deal with criticism?
16:00Especially on social media.
16:01Especially on the past?
16:02It's a part of the game.
16:06It's a part of everyday life.
16:08I mean, I post some photos, so there are more troll comments from that.
16:13Without the troll comments.
16:15So trollers, you don't know them, you don't know them, you don't know them.
16:19So, whatever you want to say, you keep doing your work.
16:24Finally, how would you like the audience to remember that Tanshi is an actor, musician and storyteller who constantly evolved?
16:33I think who constantly evolved and a tagline is a jack of all trades.
16:43So that's what I want to say.
16:45Because I can do so much and I'm so happy for that.
16:49I mean, these are very few people who can bring so many things in their platters.
16:55So, I am the one who can do all these things.
16:58I think that Tanshi is an actor who has worked on the previous album.
17:05So, what do you want to say?
17:09They liked the song very good.
17:11They loved it.
17:12Harsh has told me personally that the song is very good.
17:15But it's not a cheater than a cheater.
17:17I said, if I take it, it will definitely be good.
17:20I said, no, next song.
17:22100%
17:25Yeah.
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