EXCLUSIVE - Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Fame Prateeksha Srivastava On Best Reaction She Got For Galtiyan So Far: My Mother…

Prateeksha Srivastava Exclusive: Prateeksha Srivastava, the Sa Re Ga Ma Pa 2009 top 5 finalist, is currently making headlines for her new song Galtiyan, a hyper-pop anthem of flirty expression and playful romance. As expected, the song has turned out to be successful and Prateeksha is getting rave reviews for it. In an exclusive conversation with Filmibeat, the talented singer opened up about her latest song, journey in showbiz, and more.

Prateeksha Srivastava is currently beaming joy as she's busy receiving appreciation for Galtiyan. Sharing her happiness, she told us, "It feels great because I have never tried this genre (hyperpop and glitch pop) before and I am always thrilled to see my listeners accept my experimentation with genres."

Talking about the best reaction she's got for Galtiyan so far, Prateeksha stated, "I think the best one would be from my mother because she has always seen me as this simple girl who doesn't even know how to put on some makeup and suddenly she saw me as a pop star in a music video and she just screamed in joy on the call."

While everyone is talking about Galtiyan, her song Naino Ki Toh Baat has garnered over 500 million plays across platforms. Prateeksha also opened up about the song and added, "Naino ki to baat was made when I was still in my hometown in my college, and I had no idea about how viral that song went until I saw it at number one in trending on a chart and that's when I realized the song had reached everywhere. Sa Re Ga Ma Pa journey still feels like a dream, I was a ten-year-old kid from a humble middle-class family who only knew some Indian classical pieces to sing and no Bollywood songs. It was a completely different experience that flipped my life for the good."

Sharing a message for aspiring singers, she concluded, "I think this is the time to be "jack of all, master of ONE" so we all artists should try to be as independent as possible because it's the vision that speaks for itself, and for that, we need to be capable of doing many things related to our art and I think that's for the best, so take that leap of faith and learn as many skills as you can related to your art."