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Palash Sen Reflects on Personal Struggles and Music
Palash Sen is a singer who recently said life has been personally difficult.
He explained that hard work helps him keep going.
He also said music is very important to him.
Sen performed concerts in Dubai and Delhi.
After the shows, he felt tired but grateful.
He shared pictures and a tribute to the late singer KK.
The tribute included the song “Aapki Duaa.”
Sen is also the founder of the band Euphoria, which makes pop-rock music.
Palash Sen said he has been going through a difficult personal phase.
The singer described hard work as his guiding mantra and said work is worship.
He recently performed back-to-back concerts in Dubai and Delhi.
Sen shared a tribute to late singer KK featuring the song “Aapki Duaa.”
Sen formed the Indian pop-rock band Euphoria in 1998, which was inducted into a Hall of Fame in 2012.
- Who
- Singer Palash Sen, along with a tribute to late singer KK.
- What
- Palash Sen discussed a difficult personal period, his commitment to hard work, and his recent concerts.
- Where
- The concerts took place in Dubai and Delhi; the report is from Mumbai.
- When
- Recently, following back-to-back concerts in Dubai and Delhi.
- Why
- Sen said work and music help him persevere through personal challenges.
Key facts
- Singer
- Palash Sen
- Personal outlook
- Sen said his mantra is hard work and that work and music are forms of worship.
- Recent concerts
- Back-to-back performances were held in Dubai and Delhi.
- Tribute
- Sen paid tribute to late singer KK with “Aapki Duaa.”
- Band
- Sen formed the Indian pop-rock band Euphoria in 1998.
- Recognition
- Euphoria was inducted into the Hall of Fame by the Indian Recording Arts Academy in 2012.
Quotes
Palash Sen
Indian singer and founder of the band Euphoria
“Behind every high on stage are months of pushing through the lows, dusting off the doubts, and putting in the work when no one’s watching. It has been a tough time for me personally too.””
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“But my mantra is hard work. Work is worship. Music is worship. And luckily for us, work is Music!”
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