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मुंबई, महाराष्ट्र: एक्टर और सिंगर Shazahn Padamsee ने IANS के साथ खास बातचीत की। इस दौरान उन्होंने अपने एक्टिंग सफर, म्यूजिक के प्रति जुनून और पर्सनल ग्रोथ पर खुलकर बात की। उन्होंने बताया कि 'Rocket Singh: Salesman of the Year' से 'Housefull' तक का सफर काफी तेजी से आगे बढ़ा, लेकिन बाद में उन्होंने खुद को म्यूजिक में एक्सप्लोर करने का फैसला किया। मां और मशहूर सिंगर शेरॉन प्रभाकर से ट्रेनिंग लेकर Shazahn Padamsee अब अपने नए गाने 'Raatan Kaliyan' के जरिए प्यार के एक गहरे और विकसित नजरिए को पेश कर रहे हैं। उन्होंने कहा कि फिलहाल उनका पूरा फोकस म्यूजिक पर है और आने वाले समय में कई नए गाने रिलीज करने की तैयारी है।

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00:00Shadhan Ji, welcome to IONUS.
00:03First of all, how do you see the journey you've seen?
00:07Yes.
00:09Yes.
00:12Yes.
00:12How did you see the actor, singer and person?
00:18I was very passionate and involved from day one.
00:22It's just that acting was by chance.
00:27It was an exciting journey.
00:28There were many projects, one after the other.
00:32Then there were brands and appearances.
00:34I felt like I'm a surfer, surfing a wave.
00:38It was an exciting journey.
00:40After that, I felt like I need to explore myself creatively.
00:49And I have another side of me which I want to explore.
00:53So that was the reason that I said, okay, you know, let's walk the path.
00:58And mom, of course, India, you know, she was one of the first pop stars.
01:04So I was sitting with my mom and decided.
01:08And we had a lot of rest.
01:10We were training together.
01:12We were training for hours.
01:14And thanks to her, because she's like my in-house guru.
01:16You know, I didn't have to go to formal classes.
01:19And I enjoyed this process of becoming a student.
01:25You know, because whatever I do, I really do with my heart.
01:29Of course, we all do with my heart.
01:31But I really took the time.
01:33I said, okay, I have to take this profession seriously.
01:38Then I have to work on the craft.
01:40You know, first I have to get my craft in place.
01:41So practice is very important.
01:44And I really fell in love with the process of practice.
01:59I think this song is a deep love song.
02:05And it's not like, you know, a surface level love song.
02:08It explores the perspective of love.
02:18You know, it was like how you see in the movies.
02:21You know, very fairytale like.
02:23And, you know, we're dancing around trees and vaisa.
02:28But we're actually such.
02:29Right.
02:29Like, let's be honest.
02:31So then, of course, later, I realized, you know,
02:37it's not about filling a void.
02:40You don't complete one another.
02:43You have to be two whole people who meet together.
02:45And then, you know, that is a strong structure for a relationship.
02:50So I think it, Ratha Kalia talks about going from a dependent version of love
02:55to a more secure version of love.
02:57So that's why I say it's a deep love song.
02:59And it's a lot of my thoughts.
03:01And it's a lot of my thoughts.
03:02And it's about this topic.
03:03I can talk about it for hours.
03:05Because it's so interesting.
03:07And when I discuss my friends with my friends,
03:10they all tell me that they also,
03:12they also feel that,
03:13yes, this has happened to me.
03:15You know, I used to be so dependent.
03:17I used to lean on a person.
03:18And now, I've evolved so much.
03:20So it's an evolved journey of love.
03:23Yeah.
03:24You said that a colleague for your music
03:27Yes, yes, yes.
03:29What was that?
03:30Who has established your acting career
03:33and asked for something to do for music?
03:38But I think it was that
03:40after Housefull,
03:42we were busy with films,
03:45we were running promotions.
03:47And at that time, I don't know,
03:49I was just getting a feeling that
03:50I need to explore another creative side of me.
03:54And actually, since I was a kid,
03:57you know,
03:58there are a lot of photos and videos
03:59where I'm playing the piano,
04:01and I'm with headphones,
04:02and I'm making my own songs.
04:04So I think,
04:04somewhere,
04:05there was a lot of time.
04:08And that was the time after my films,
04:11when I thought
04:12that I need to kind of explore music.
04:15And I just tried it.
04:16I said, okay,
04:17there is a decision, right?
04:18What is there?
04:19But that process of,
04:21like I'm saying,
04:22Riaz,
04:22sit with Tanpura,
04:24practice with Tanpura,
04:25working on songs,
04:28that process,
04:29that process,
04:31and then one step led to the next step,
04:33and like,
04:34here I am.
04:34You know?
04:36Your mother,
04:37Sharon Papata,
04:38is a celebrated singer,
04:40and you also have to do it with her.
04:42So,
04:42do you have to be a daughter in the music journey,
04:45or is there a lot of pressure?
04:48When I was young,
04:49I felt a lot of pressure.
04:51Because,
04:51Mom,
04:53when I was on stage,
04:55I would be like,
04:57Oh my God,
04:58she is amazing.
05:00She's like an icon.
05:02And definitely,
05:03I felt pressure,
05:04because,
05:05I was so small,
05:06right?
05:06Like,
05:07what would I have thought at that time?
05:09But,
05:10I think,
05:12this journey that I'm on,
05:14is actually,
05:14very interesting,
05:16because,
05:16I'm doing my own identity,
05:18carving,
05:19you know?
05:20So,
05:21yes,
05:21it's,
05:22of course,
05:23I'm starting as a singer,
05:24and that's what my mom does,
05:26and she's known for,
05:27but,
05:27I'm doing it in my own style.
05:30As you said,
05:32Rocker Sing,
05:33a child,
05:33a house food,
05:34and a house food,
05:35so,
05:36when you saw your initial Bollywood face,
05:38you saw your initial Bollywood face,
05:41so,
05:42what do you think,
05:42that you should follow a different career strategy?
05:47No,
05:48not at all.
05:50There was no strategy,
05:51at that time.
05:52There was so much,
05:52like I said,
05:54that,
05:54very quickly,
05:56that,
05:56I didn't have a time to even think,
05:59like,
06:00basically,
06:01after the theatre,
06:02I worked with my dad,
06:03in the theatre,
06:06I got into modeling immediately.
06:08It was a year of modeling,
06:09which was great,
06:10because,
06:11I had a lot of visibility,
06:13with it.
06:14And,
06:15immediately,
06:15I got called for,
06:17the audition of,
06:18Rocket Sing.
06:19So,
06:19very quickly,
06:20and I think,
06:21it was great luck,
06:22for me.
06:23Because,
06:23one thing led to the next,
06:25led to the next,
06:25led to the next.
06:26One thing led to the next,
06:27one thing led to the next,
06:28one thing led to the next.
06:29So,
06:30I don't think,
06:30I think it was the best strategy,
06:32Because,
06:33I didn't make any strategy,
06:34it just happened,
06:36it just panned out for me.
06:48And,
06:55I think,
06:56I was very lucky,
06:57because,
06:58all of the films,
06:59come to me,
07:00they were really good films.
07:02So,
07:03and of course,
07:03there were some films,
07:04of course,
07:05you filter out also,
07:06because,
07:07there were so many offers,
07:09that time,
07:10but,
07:12whatever I chose,
07:13I think,
07:13I chose,
07:14from my heart,
07:15and I'm very grateful,
07:16that,
07:16I got to work on films,
07:17like Rocket Sing,
07:19iconic film.
07:20I got to work on,
07:21Dil Toh Bachcha Hai Ji,
07:22with Ajay Devgan,
07:23what a cute film,
07:24a slice of life film tha,
07:26and I loved the script,
07:27I loved playing June Pinto.
07:30And then,
07:31I got to work on a blockbuster,
07:32like Housefull,
07:33like that kind of franchise.
07:34Toh bohat alag alag films tha,
07:37Toh I got to explore,
07:38these three dimensions.
07:41Aapne ek feel me,
07:42acting to distance be liya kya,
07:43woh bree kounthus ti,
07:44area gya tha,
07:45aapko industry to do,
07:46disconnect feel honne laga,
07:47kya tha?
07:48Nain,
07:48disconnect feel nahin honne laga,
07:50as I'm saying,
07:50I'm always been very grateful,
07:52to have met the right people,
07:54and,
07:55there've been great well wishers,
07:57aisa kuch nahin tha,
07:58about the industry,
07:59that made me take a break,
08:00genuinely.
08:02In fact,
08:03when I took the break,
08:03it was right after Housefull,
08:05which did phenomenally well.
08:07Um,
08:08as I'm saying,
08:09Andar se,
08:10there was a voice,
08:11which was saying that,
08:12I have to,
08:13explore music.
08:15You know,
08:15mein aapko explain nahin kar sakti hun,
08:17but it was just a feeling.
08:19You know,
08:20uh,
08:48uh,
08:50talented,
08:50every second person is talented,
08:51every second person is talented.
08:51So, of course,
08:53aapko apne kraft pa kaam karna hai,
08:56you have to practice,
08:57you have to polish your skills,
08:59har saal,
08:59you have to check ke,
09:00am I getting better,
09:01or am I staying the same?
09:02And that goes for acting and singing,
09:33dono.
09:35uh,
09:40uh,
09:41yeah,
09:42I think,
09:42aaj pressure hai,
09:43but we're very lucky,
09:44to have social media.
09:46I mean,
09:46I've just released,
09:47um,
09:48my music video,
09:49or,
09:50everybody on social media is seeing it,
09:52right?
09:52To ek reach milta hai uske saath,
09:54and it's,
09:54it's great,
09:55what a,
09:55what a great time that we have that.
10:04I think,
10:05dono,
10:06but abhi,
10:07filhaal,
10:07mein music,
10:08peh bohut focus kar rahi ho,
10:10and,
10:10uh,
10:10I plan on releasing a lot more songs,
10:12which are already in the pipeline,
10:15and,
10:15uh,
10:16I wanna tell some beautiful stories through my music.
10:19Finally,
10:19agar Raat Kaliaan,
10:20aap a neya chapter ka first page hai,
10:22to aap chaat hain ki,
10:23is chapter ka next page,
10:24kis cheez ke baale mein ho,
10:26music,
10:29that you'll have to wait and watch.
10:31Okay.
10:32That you'll have to line up Rata Kaliaan and Rata.
10:34Chadhe jab Rata Kaliaan,
10:37kare dil baata saariyaan,
10:39kaise akhiyaan ve meriyaan,
10:42tak di sirava teriyaan.
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