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Fans In Shock After Arijit Singh Announces Retirement From Playback Singing: "The End Of An Era"
Arijit has not revealed the reason behind his decision or shared details about his future plans
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Arijit Singh Announces Retirement From Playback Singing: "I Am Calling It Off"
Arijit did not elaborate on the reasons behind his decision
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Bollywood Singer Arijit Singh Reveals He Might Retire Next Year
Arjit Singh said: "I don't think I have a long way to go. This might be my last year. Normally, fresh voices replace (current favourites) every five to seven years in Bollywood." He participated in reality show Fame Gurukul and his first hit Bollywood track was Phir Mohabbat from Murder 2
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Arijit Singh Posts Facebook Apology To Salman Khan, Then Deletes It
"Please do not remove the song that I sang for you in Sultan. You want anyone else to sing this song, absolutely fine but keep a version at least. I have sung enough songs sir. But I want to retire with at least one song of you keeping in my library. Please do not take away this feeling," wrote Arijit Singh
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Fans In Shock After Arijit Singh Announces Retirement From Playback Singing: "The End Of An Era"
Arijit has not revealed the reason behind his decision or shared details about his future plans
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Arijit Singh Announces Retirement From Playback Singing: "I Am Calling It Off"
Arijit did not elaborate on the reasons behind his decision
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Bollywood Singer Arijit Singh Reveals He Might Retire Next Year
Arjit Singh said: "I don't think I have a long way to go. This might be my last year. Normally, fresh voices replace (current favourites) every five to seven years in Bollywood." He participated in reality show Fame Gurukul and his first hit Bollywood track was Phir Mohabbat from Murder 2
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Arijit Singh Posts Facebook Apology To Salman Khan, Then Deletes It
"Please do not remove the song that I sang for you in Sultan. You want anyone else to sing this song, absolutely fine but keep a version at least. I have sung enough songs sir. But I want to retire with at least one song of you keeping in my library. Please do not take away this feeling," wrote Arijit Singh
