During a candid chat on actor-host Ahmed Ali Butt’s podcast, veteran musician Shiraz Uppal shared his thoughts on Pakistani actor Hira Mani’s singing abilties. When asked about her singing abilties, Uppal hinted that she might use car tunes in her performances. He complimented her performing talents, announcing, “I assume she’s a top-notch actor. I may want to make anyone sound like her in my studio with a few auto-tracks.”
Uppal acknowledged for his position as a composer and singer, said he had located Hira Mani going off-key at some stage in live performances. “As a person deeply involved in song composition and making a song, I base my judgment on what I see in the ones performances,” he defined. He also puzzled about the need for a person as gifted in performing as Hira Mani to delve into singing, asking, “If she’s the sort of gifted actor, why do they want to venture into singing?”
Addressing current controversies approximately mentoring singers like Atif Aslam and Aima Baig, Uppal clarified misunderstandings, pointing out, “I in no way claimed to have taught them a way to sing. They’re each gifted singers.” He elaborated, “My position as a music manufacturer and singer includes guiding vocalists at the expression and pronunciation required for my compositions. It’s about improving their overall performance, no longer teaching them to sing from scratch.”
