And while the doors to filmdom are opening, albeit slowly to this new trend concerts involving rap artistes are becoming popular in colleges such as DU, IIT and birthday bashes, where payments for their performances are slowly rising.
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Through him, a world of over 2,000 rappers rapping in Hindi, Bhojpuri and Punjabi etc., all confident of making it big, which still means Bollywood, as TV reality shows won't have them, has opened up. Talking to FAADU opens up the world of Hindi, sorry Indian rap.
But a very popular one is 50 Ladkiyan where Aditya, who was a student of a Delhi engineering college, talks about his frustration at the fact that there not enough girls in his college. Ek Cigarette talks about students and the need to smoke Ek Din - one of his favourite tracks talks about the dreams of making it big, while returning home in an auto. Unlike Honey Singh, Aditya believes in keeping it real and real means talking about his life. That is how indeed the makers of Gurgaon discovered him.
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Even his colleagues don't know that he is a rapper, writes lyrics and then rehearses and mixes with his friend JB - also a professional rapper - in their flat in Madhu Vihar in East Delhi, after which he uploads them on YouTube. That's why Aditya, who is a pharmaceutical analyst by day and FAADU the rapper by night, 'keeps it real.' So far, neither his parents, nor his younger sister have been told of his film dreams, though, he says, they know of his desire to rap all night. Though the music producers love it, he assures that things are still in the planning stage. Word seems to have got around and another of Aditya's rap songs has been given to the upcoming Akshay Kumar-starrer Singh is Bling. "I had to change the song as the earlier version had lyrics that were too explicit," he says. The film is directed by Shankar Raman and will star Akshay Oberoi of Piku fame.
The chorus of his song Kash Koi Mil Jaaye will be showcased in the film Gurgaon and two other songs of his will be used in the movie. Aditya aka FAADU, may become Bollywood's new voice in rap. It becomes funnier when he breaks into an impromptu rap, which he has written himself in Hindi, English and Punjabi.
Ask him his name and he responds Bondstyle 'Aditya, Aditya Parihar aka FAADU.' The word sounds funny. In fact, if things go well, he may be one of India's new upcoming rap stars. It is late evening and at first glance no one would be able to guess that this 20-something young man (26) nervously clutching his helmet and worrying about his scooter parked outside, is a rapper.
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