One kid hits the bloc and hundred others follow without sparing a though about their own fate! “Reality shows are a consequence of profit driven society, which teaches us not to think ahead.
Structures stifle me the most, why is there a need to think geometrically, the moment we start following a given structure, it suffocates,” shares Rabbi, whose next album will be hitting the stores anytime soon.Įven when Rabbi chooses not be a part of the geometrical structure, a number of dreamy eyed youngsters queue up for auditions of various reality shows. “Why is the box placed around me in the first case. I am inspired by good poetry, good words, which I incorporate in my singing.” Expect Rabbi to give away ‘not the interview kind of an answer.’ What makes this Bulla Ki Jaana Maina kaun and Tere Bin Sanu singer think out of the box. At the same time, I am never strayed too far from the rock, never strayed away from mainstream pop, I am never away from my song writing. I am always going to be shy of making that declaration. Few, yet meaningful and out of the box music numbers, that’s his style? “When you say my style it means this is how I am going to be. In the world, there are men of science, there are men of glamour and then there are men of few useful words, and a few useful songs. “Humour is not a demerit, and I believe it opens a window for infiltration,” he shares. With Rabbi Shergill, the problem is, “Why is the box always around me.” That’s a funny one! Coming from the philosopher and thinker Rabbi, it takes us a moment to grab the joke. ‘What is needed is individualism.’ Indeed, in our world where one reality show supersedes the other, where your credentials in the society are determined by the number of parties attended, this man thinks differently, out of the box. While speaking to Sufi singer Rabbi Shergill as he performed for the MTV season 1 of MTV Unplugged in Chandigarh, partnered by Tissot watches, those lines without bearing direct context just seem apt for usage. Leafing through some old pages, an essay by the poet and writer, The Soul Of Man Under Socialism, two lines highlighted with a marker catch the fancy. Not as a practice will you pick up Oscar Wilde before going to sleep, unless of course you are a ‘literature’ fan. In Chandigarh, for an MTV show, Rabbi Shergill gives his take on music, reality shows and staying out of the circuit
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