Shibani Kashyap Interview: The first Indian singer to perform in ‘Shark Taranolare’, said this

Bollywood’s famous playback singer Shibani Kashyap performs in concerts all over the world. She also performs in many big music festivals famous all over the world. Recently she went to Uzbekistan. Talking about this journey, Shibani says, ‘This time I went to perform as a special guest in ‘Sharq Taranolare’. ‘Sharq Taranolare’ is a very big and unique music festival. This was an international level program, because there were artists from 22 countries here. Shibani Kashyap said, ‘This was a special thing for me because I am the first Indian singer to perform there. I performed there in the closing ceremony.’

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‘Thousands stood up and danced to Bappi Da’s songs’

She further says, ‘My performance was at the very end. After that the awards were given. The best thing was that I chose dancing numbers to perform. Because Bappi Da’s songs are very famous there like ‘Jimmy Jimmy Aaja’, ‘Disco Dancer’. Thousands of people stood up and danced to these songs. I took a lot of photos there. I think my international fans have increased even more.’

Shibani said this about Uzbekistan

Shibani has performed in many cities of Uzbekistan before. Sharing her experience this time, she says, ‘This festival was in Samarkand. My experience was very good. Firstly, I had gone there for the first time, I could not go to Samarkand last time. This time we first went to Tashkent, then reached Samarkand in the bullet train. I became aware of the history of that place.’

Also performed in Vietnam

Shibani also performed in Vietnam. She says, ‘The Indian High Commission in Vietnam did a Bollywood show. There is not much exposure to Bollywood or Indian music in Vietnam. So that show was also very good. We got to see a lot of good things there too. Vietnam is also a very special place. I got to explore two different countries back to back.’