 "How Parineeti Chopra’s singing debut triggered 'Talent vs Privilege' debate and fans mercilessly trolled her| Explained")
Bollywood actress Parineeti Chopra recently embarked on a new journey as she entered the year making her singing debut with a live concert at the Mumbai Festival 2024. The actress showcased her live singing talent at the event expecting a warm response from the audience and music lovers. Turns out, she was labelled privileged by fans who were seemingly not impressed by her singing skills. Her attempt to foray into the music industry went completely wrong, thereby fuming the talent vs privilege debate. Recently, a popular entertainment journalist, Garima Kumar, posted a video on her Instagram handle, reacting to her live performance and fans couldn’t agree more with her!
Garima Kumar, in her recently shared video, took a slight dig at Parineeti Chopra for her singing debut as she begins by asking, “Is it fair that Bollywood actor Parineeti Chopra gets a break as a singer while talented artists struggle to get a chance?” Moving further, she reiterated the comments of the users on the video of the Kesari actress in which she can be singing her rendition of the song Pareshan from her debut film Ishaqzaade and Aaj Jaane Ki Zid Na Karo.
As displayed in the video, netizens found the singing skills of the actress unpleasant and even criticised her being given the opportunity due to being privileged and not talented. The Internet users pointed out how thousands of talented singers are struggling for an opportunity whereas privileged stars like Parineeti are being offered the same despite having no skills. One of the users even highlighted what money and privilege can achieve.
On the other hand, Parineeti Chopra , with a background in classical music, is yet to react to the merciless trolling post her live concert performance earlier this year. Although the actress made her living singing debut only a few weeks back, she has crooned various songs in the last few years including Maana Ke Ham Yaar Nahin and Teri Mitti. The actress even recorded a song titled O Piya in her own voice for her wedding with AAP MP Raghav Chaddha. The song was played during her wedding rituals at The Leela Palace, Udaipur on September 24 last year.