Himesh Reshammiya replies to Janhvi Kapoor’s ‘Tandoori Nights’ joke on 'Koffee with Karan'
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Reacting to her comments, Himesh stated, “Yes, I know. This is a very good thing. It has been so many years but the likeability of ‘Tandoori Nights’ remains. We have millions of views, the word ‘tandoori’ is very lucky for me.”
Handling Criticism with a Positive Mindset
Himesh has been trolled for his unique style of singing, often described as ‘nasal’. However, he maintains a positive outlook, stating, “I would have stopped a long time ago, if I had let myself get affected by what people say. If I doubted myself, I wouldn’t be here. You should do what you can, pray to God, and accept all the love that comes your way.”
Himesh credited Akshay Kumar for teaching him how to handle criticism gracefully. He recalled, “Akshay ji always says, ‘We have all these formulas, listen to someone else’s point of view and then improve it. If they have a certain POV, then work on it and prove it to them.’ And today, I have seen the fruits of my hard work with Badass Ravikumar. Mujhe jo 6 dikhta hai, aapko 9 dikhta hai, point of view is subjective. One shouldn’t feel bad about criticism. When ‘Aashiq Banaya’ came, there was so much trolling, but the same people were dancing to it in clubs.”
Discussing the constant labeling of his voice as ‘nasal,’ Himesh clarified, “Aaj toh nasal ki baat bhi nahi karahe hain. Many people did nasal singing after me, so many of my
