Singer, Anirudh Kaushal feels young couples are more inclined towards romantic music amid the pandemic

Debut singer, Anirudh Kaushal waited for several months to release his debut single director Vipin Patwa of 'Housefull 4' fame.
Q: The song is released finally. How does that make you feel?
Of course it feels really good after releasing my first single. I am in a very jubilant mood after all the appreciation and encouragement which has come my way. It feels amazing when your work is appreciated.'Sach manu ya fareb' has got a good response.
Q: It's been a while since the song was made. Do you feel now that it needed some changes?
Yes, it’s almost been an year since the audio of the song got ready and I believe that as artists one always finds scope for improvement in any piece of art. Having said that, I am really proud at the way work on the song progressed and I was very fortunate to get in contact with Vipin Patwa who is the music director of the song. Ever since I got in contact with him, he has been open to opinions and a guiding force to me at the same time. Giving music for a song I believe is an endless job but still he kept working on making the melody even more beautiful till the last day. Even the video I would say which was directed by Retesh Narain, was very meticulously made.
Q:What are your future plans hereon? Are you making more songs, or have you signed up with someone for a collab?
I am currently working on another single, which will also be made by Vipin.
Q: what kind of music is your generation listening to amid the pandemic? Have your music tastes changed since the pandemic?
Well, I guess everyone has a different liking for music. But yes, I believe the generation we are in has a thing for music, which they can relate to. Nothing is static in life, you keep changing, your situations keep changing and to be honest I believe it has been really hard for couples in our generation to function, keeping in mind the restrictions which were imposed amid the pandemic. So, I believe romantic music must have been a relief for them and a medium for them to express in a better way and relate. In our generation the concept of love, break up and patch up is really common and that is the context which I kept in mind while writing 'Sach manu ya Fareb'.