In a shocking revelation that exposes the hidden tensions of Bollywood's music industry, veteran playback singer Alisha Chinai has shared a remarkable story about Zubeen Garg's unprofessional behavior during the recording of the blockbuster film Krrish 3.
The Two-Hour Wait That Shocked The Roshans
Chinai recently disclosed that Assamese singer Zubeen Garg kept none other than superstar Hrithik Roshan and his father, legendary filmmaker Rakesh Roshan, waiting for a staggering two hours during a crucial recording session. The incident occurred while working on the music for the 2013 superhero blockbuster that went on to become one of the highest-grossing Indian films of that year.
"You Can't Make Hrithik Roshan Wait"
"I was shocked," Chinai confessed during her interview. "Making Rakesh Roshan and Hrithik wait for two hours? That's something you just don't do in the industry." The veteran singer, known for hits like "Made in India," expressed her disbelief at Garg's casual attitude toward the A-list Bollywood personalities.
What made the situation even more surprising was Zubeen's nonchalant reaction when confronted about the delay. According to Chinai, the singer from Assam simply shrugged off the concern with a casual remark about his creative process, displaying what she described as typical "rockstar behavior."
A Pattern of Diva Behavior?
This isn't the first time Zubeen Garg has been associated with controversial incidents in the music industry. Known for his exceptional vocal talent and hit songs across multiple Indian languages, Garg has also developed a reputation for being unpredictable and difficult to work with on occasion.
The Krrish 3 soundtrack, composed by Rajesh Roshan, featured several popular songs including "Dil Tu Hi Bataa" and "Raghupati Raghav," though it remains unclear which specific track was being recorded during this particular incident of professional misconduct.
Industry Standards vs. Artistic Temperament
Chinai's revelation highlights the ongoing tension between artistic temperament and professional responsibility in the entertainment industry. While creative personalities often demand flexibility and understanding, making the film's lead actor and producer wait for hours crosses the line of acceptable behavior, even for established artists.
The incident serves as a reminder that despite star power and talent, basic professional courtesy remains essential in maintaining working relationships in the highly competitive Bollywood music industry.
