Popular singer Aditya Saraswat is making waves among the music lovers with his soulful rendition of the melodious ‘Ishq Ka Bojh’. With hummable music produced by renowned Bollywood producer Aditya Dev, the song touches all the right chords with lyrics composed by Filmfare Award winning lyricist A. M Turaz.
Remarkable mixing by “Aashiqui 2” fame sound engineer Eric Pillai has taken the song to the creative vest, as ‘Ishq Ka Bojh’, a true original, has been well received. It has gained rave reviews after its launch on October 24. The song is produced by V.P Gupta and the video of the track is shot in the beautiful city of Varanasi, which is also Saraswat’s hometown.
Often cited as the young rising star in the world of Ghazal singing, Saraswat gave his first stage performance at a tender age of six and has since been making a mark. With support from his parents, Saraswat at the age of nine began his formal classical singing training with his Guru Dr. Vijay Kapoor of ‘Gwalior Gharana’.
He graduated in classical music from Banaras Hindu University. He is also skilled in playing harmonium, which he learnt from the legendary Guru Ustad Akhlak Hussain Warsi.
A two-time national prize recipient, Saraswat has shared the big stage with Ghazal maestros and legendary singers over the years, garnering support and appreciation for his talents.
Many celebrated singers such as Hariharan, Shankar Mahadevan, Anup Jalota, Chandan Das, Talat Aziz, Roop Kumar Rathod and likes, have well admired and encouraged Saraswat in his musical journey.
In this age of remix, Saraswat has brought a distinct and expressive melody to his audience, proving that he has much more to offer besides Ghazal. He evokes emotions, longing and romance with his soothing and passionate voice. It is his genius that the track connects with listeners of all ages.
The track is currently playing on major multimedia platforms collaboration with O Positive Entertainment as a Digital Partner.
Watch the official ‘Ishq Ka Bojh’ video HERE (https://youtu.be/KcDh-lzh7-4)
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