![]() ![]() He suggested, “We should change the mindset, especially of the youth, first. He added that there only a few such singers - “maybe 10 or 15” - who sing such songs, “but they are getting billions of views on their videos” while songs with “clean lyrics” get very few hits online. When the audience starts listening to good songs, singers will automatically change.” Sartaaj, who was in Jalandhar to perform and launch his new album, said, “Every singer wants to sing good songs but, when it comes to getting viewership, they are forced to sing songs that glamorise liquor or gangsters, as the audience likes that. ![]() Days after the Punjab police started a drive to meet and ask singers not to “ glamorise liquor and gangsters”, Punjabi singer Satinder Sartaaj, known for his Sufi-inspired melodies, said on Wednesday that the mindset of the audience, too, needs to be changed. ![]()
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