I live to sing - Benny DayalIndiaGlitz [Saturday, February 20, 2010]

"Music is one of the greatest sources of energy. It gives you faith. It has
the power to make people come out of tough times and feel better. It's the
best way to express one's emotions," says Benny Dayal, one of the hot and
happening young singers of Tamil film music.

On getting a chance to work with Rahman, the 24-year-old singer says,
"Despite trying so hard I didn't get an opportunity for playback singing, I
waited for the right break and meanwhile started working in Chennai as a HR
professional. Later I got to know that Rahman sir was looking for chorus
singers through one of his sound engineers. This is how I got a chance to
sing in his music."

Ask him about the best piece of advice he got from the Mozart of Madras,
Dayal says, "Actually he doesn't advice anyone. He is very calm and never
looses his temper. He makes things easier for the singer and sees work as
fun."

"Shankar Mahadevan is my favourite singer," he says and adds: "I admire and
adore him with gusto." On his expectations from the film industry, Dayal
says, "I have no expectations. I just want to be recognised and make people
happy with my songs. I live to sing."

His “Omana Penne” from ‘Vinnaithandi Varuvaya’ composed by A R Rahman is the
current rage.


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